Dr. CHUNG Ming Yan, Louisa
Assistant Professor
Research Expertise
- Eating behaviour modification
- Teledietetics
- Nutrition education and knowledge transfer
- Physical fitness assessment in the community
- Glycemic index
- Exergaming for health
Recent Publications:
- Chung, L.M.Y. Wang, L., Kerver, J. (2026, under review). Contemporary Theoretical Frameworks for Understanding How Nutrition Labels Promote Healthy Food Choices: A Scoping Review. Journal of International Consumer Marketing
- Chung, L.M.Y., & Or, P.P.L. (2026, under review). The Interplay of Declarative and Procedural Nutrition Knowledge on Self-Reported Health Status in Cambodian Adolescents: Gender-Specific Associations and SDG 3 Implications — An Exploratory Pilot Study. Women’s Health
- Chung, L.M.Y., & Fong, S.S.M. (2026, under review). Effects of Plant-Based and Animal-Based Protein Intake on Muscle Strength and Endurance Among Recreational Athletes: A Between-Group Comparative Analysis. PLOS One
- Chung, L.M.Y., & Or, P.P.L. (2025). Effectiveness of nutrition board games involving higher cognitive skills for primary school children in the context of Bloom’s taxonomy. International Journal of Health Promotion and Education, 1-15. [IF:1.0]
- Chung, L.M.Y., Fang, Y., Or, P.P.L., Sun, F.H., Poon, E.T.C., Chan, C.K.M. (2024). “Still work?” Design and effect of interventions used to modify the feeding problems in groups of children with ASD: A systematic review of group-based studies. Child: Care, Health and Development, 50(4), e13307 [IF:1.9; Q1 in Pediatrics, Perinatotogy and Child Health]
Current Research Projects:
- Enhancing Child Mental Well-being: A Multidimensional Approach across Cultural Contexts. 1 Jan 2026-31 Dec 2027. HK$1,000,000.00
- Application of Play and Music in Stress Coping. 01/04/2025-31/03/2027 HK$120,000.00
- The power of visualization in AI technology of the nutrition labels for online food shopping to reduce oil, salt and sugar consumption. Jan 2026 – Dec 2028.
- Comparative analysis of health concepts among the youth and the elderly in Hong Kong: A corpus-based study. GRF. Jan 2026 – Dec 2027. HK$598,010.
