Médecins spécialisés en kinésithérapie de désencombrement bronchique en Chine

Dr. Yu Li is Acting Head and Deputy Director of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at Shanghai Tongji Hospital. She is a Chief Physician and Professor with 30 years of experience in respiratory medicine. She specializes in chronic cough, asthma (including severe asthma), and COPD. She provides cause-based diagnosis, precision treatment, biologic assessment, and care for complex and critical cases.

She leads research in cough and asthma as principal investigator on more than 10 projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the Shanghai Science and Technology Commission. She has published over 60 SCI papers, including in Respirology and Lung. She co-drafted China’s cough guideline, the primary care cough guideline, and the consensus on refractory chronic cough. She serves as Secretary of the China Cough Alliance and as Deputy Head of the Shanghai COPD Group. She is a reviewer for The Clinical Respiratory Journal. She was a Visiting Scholar at Johns Hopkins University in 2013–2014. She received her M.D. from Tongji University.

Her honors include Outstanding Respiratory Physician of Shanghai. She received the Shanghai Medical Science and Technology Award, Third Prize, in 2015 as the third contributor. She was named one of the “Top Ten Physicians” of Shanghai Tongji Hospital in 2026. She was also recognized as an Outstanding Young Respiratory Physician of Shanghai.

Dr. He Jianfeng is a specialist in internal medicine and critical care. He is an attending physician and director of the Department of Internal Medicine. He focuses on respiratory diseases and chronic conditions in older adults.

Accreditations and roles include: Committee member, Palliative Care Special Committee, Guangdong Home‑Based Elderly Care Service Association (2022). Committee member, Infectious Disease (Febrile Disease) Special Committee, Guangdong Integrated TCM–Western Medicine Association (2024). Geriatric medicine expert, Guangzhou Renkang TCM Hospital (2025).

Awards: Guangzhou Municipal Third‑Class Merit for work during the 2003 SARS response. He also gives public lectures on respiratory and chronic diseases in older adults for communities and elder‑care institutions.