PROF. DR. CHIN AI-VYRN
Department of Medicine
Faculty of Medicine
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Associate Professor Dr Chin Ai-Vyrn is a consultant Geriatrician in UMMC and UMSC. He trained in Dublin, Ireland and was the lead Clinical and Research Fellow at Mercer's Institute for Research in Ageing and Lecturer in Gerontology, Trinity College, Dublin prior to returning to Malaysia. Dr Chin has a Doctorate in Medicine from Trinity College, Dublin and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh. He is also is a founder member of the Ageing and Age Associated Disorders Research Group in University Malaya as well as the Malaysian Society of Geriatric Medicine. He remains committed to the development of clinical services, research and education of Geriatric Medicine in Malaysia. |
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Predictors Of Progression From Mild Cognitive Impairment To Dementia |
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Biomarkers Of Falls And Frailty |
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TUA-NEUROPROTECTIVE MODEL FOR HEALTHY LENGETIVITY AMONG MALAYSIAN ELDERLY: IDENTIFICATION OF OPTIMAL PHYSICAL HEALTH, BEHAVIORS AND DIETARY PATTERN ASSOCIATED WITH NEUROPROTECTION FOR DEVELOPMENT OF HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEM |
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Comparing four frailty assessment tools against seven-year mortality in the Malaysian elders longitudinal research study
Association between weight and body composition changes with falls risk in the Malaysian Elders Longitudinal Research (MELoR) study
A multi-ethnic proteomic profiling analysis in Alzheimer's disease identifies the disparities in dysregulation of proteins and pathogenesis
Prevalence of depression and clinical depressive symptoms in community-dwelling older adults with cognitive frailty
The Use of Growth Hormone in children and adults
Management of Dementia (2nd Edition)
The Forgetful patient