Program Overview

Program of Digital Chinese Medicine

The Program of Digital Chinese Medicine is an intelligent medical service system that was launched in Tianjin. It was jointly planned and guided by Professor Gu Xiaosong of Tianjin University and Professor Wang Qi of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine.

Program Description

The program can generate detailed reports on identifying traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) constitutions. It uses AI algorithms to analyze multi-modal features through mobile interfaces and questionnaires. Moreover, it offers online health consulting services and provides professional reference materials on constitutions and diseases like tumors.

Key Features

• The program provides expert information on Traditional Chinese Medicine constitution theory, illness prevention and treatment, and self-health management.
• It utilizes a comprehensive scale to assess nine different constitution types across all population groups and implements a series of regulation and adjustment plans for these nine constitutions.
• By using TCM detection data to construct a digital twin of the human body, the project aims to create a mobile Chinese medical service that enables personalized self-health management in terms of constitution identification and prevention-oriented treatment.

Technical Details

• The project is based on various institutions such as the National Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine Constitution and Prevention Research, the National Health and Medical Big Data Research Institute, and Tianjin Key Laboratory of Intelligent Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnosis and Treatment Technology and Equipment.
• The program is built on an independent and private cloud platform and adopts information security from China Electronics and big data technology from China Electric Information, in an attempt to ensure the security of information and data for each user.

Future Developments

• The Digital Chinese Medicine program is part of the Cloud Brain Intelligent System jointly launched by the National Key Laboratory of Advanced Medical Materials and Medical Devices and the Haihe Laboratory of Brain-Machine Interaction and Human-Machine Fusion.
• In the future, this system will expand to cover constitution detection data such as breath and pulse, upgrade cross-modal fusion constitution identification models, conduct correlation analysis between constitution and genetic testing data, develop a comprehensive TCM health record system, and demonstrate applications for major chronic metabolic diseases among sub-healthy populations, especially in tumor prevention and treatment.