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Vicky Chan

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Vicky Chan’s Biography

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An Entrepreneur, A registered architect, an educator, an urban planner and a dream. I turn ideas into drama.

Vicky Chan’s Journalist Portfolio

Green Mong Kok - Avoid Obvious Architect

Green Mong Kok - Avoid Obvious Architect

Green Mong Kok is an urban planning idea inspired by the occupy movement in Hong Kong. An occupied street wit…

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Street without Lighting - Avoid Obvious Architect

Street without Lighting - Avoid Obvious Architect

We were in Soho, Hong Kong, exploring restaurants. It was amazing to see the street without lighting and traf…

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Vertical City - Avoid Obvious Architect

Vertical City - Avoid Obvious Architect

Hong Kong is well known as a vertical city. Growing up in Hong Kong, I always thought bridges, stairs, escala…

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Extreme Fishing - Avoid Obvious Architect

Extreme Fishing - Avoid Obvious Architect

We continue to look for unusual space inhabitants. This time, we found some extreme fishing enthusiasts fishi…

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Clothes Hanging in Hong Kong - Avoid Obvious Architect

Clothes Hanging in Hong Kong - Avoid Obvious Architect

We found this hill at a local residential complex to be very interesting. People inhabit the concrete hill by…

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Old Street with Retails - Avoid Obvious Architect

Old Street with Retails - Avoid Obvious Architect

We went to Osaka, Japan to do research on urban planning and old street design. It is quite lovely to experie…

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Articles

FDA-Approved Devices for Home Movement Rehabilitation After Stroke: Availability, User Needs, Information Gaps, and Accompanying Dataset

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By Luis Garcia-Fernandez, Andria J. Farrens, Vicky Chan, Juan Carlos Perez-Ibarra
| preprints.org
Submitted: 19 December 2025 You are already at the latest version Technologies for home movement rehabilitation after stroke are rapidly expanding. However, for consumers, the number and nature of available products are unclear, and the information provided by device manufacturers varies widely. To understand this landscape, we used the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) database to identify devices for stroke rehabilitation suitable for home use.
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Closing the diversity gap in Parkinson’s research

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By Vicky Chan, Lisa Sieczkowski, Kamala Tamirisa, Annabelle Volgman
| KevinMD.com
When people think of Parkinson’s disease (PD), they often picture Michael J. Fox or Muhammad Ali, iconic figures who bravely shared their diagnoses. But the real face of Parkinson’s is much more diverse than what we see in the media. The research that shapes our understanding of the disease has not caught up. Despite affecting people of all races and ethnicities, Parkinson’s research continues to underrepresent Black, Latinx, Asian, and Indigenous communities.
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Beyond Summaries: How I Leverage NotebookLM to Uncover Hidden Connections

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By Vicky Chan
| Medium
In this era of overwhelming information, it’s crucial to process a vast amount of data quickly to keep up with the ever changing landscape. It’s one thing to summarize vast amounts of information. It’s another, however, far more challenging task to find the hidden connections and insights between seemingly unrelated pieces of knowledge. This brings up another important concern: there are studies pointing to a decline in critical thinking ability when one relies too much on AI.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

documenting the occupy movement in Hong Kong

Have you ever used a typewriter?

no

How is social media changing news?

news can be nothing but still gone viral