Dr. JIN Jue, Ph.D. in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), former Assistant Research Fellow at Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Visiting Scholar at the University of Oxford.

Dr. JIN holds a doctorate in TCM and currently serves as an Assistant Research Fellow at the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She studied under Dr. ChEN Xiao, a leading expert in Huangdi Neijing studies and head of a National Administration of TCM key academic discipline. Dr. JIN’s research focuses on the modern interpretation and clinical application of classical Chinese medical theories, particularly those from the Huangdi Neijing (Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon).

Dr. JIN is the principal investigator of one research project funded by China’s Ministry of Education (Humanities and Social Sciences Fund) and another supported by the Shanghai Municipal Health Commission. She has published 8 peer-reviewed academic articles in core journals, 3 science popularization essays, and contributed to 3 scholarly monographs. Her work primarily explores the integration of TCM approaches into the prevention and treatment of psychosomatic disorders and in holistic wellness practices. Dr. JIN is also a board member of the Neijing Professional Committee under the Chinese Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

SPECIALIZES IN：
1. Dermatological Conditions
Acne
Melasma (chloasma)
Eczema
Allergic skin disorders (e.g., urticaria, contact dermatitis)
Facial contouring and rejuvenation (TCM-based aesthetic medicine)
2. Mental and Emotional Disorders
Insomnia
Anxiety and restlessness
Stress-related syndromes
Menstrual mood disorders (e.g., premenstrual tension, irritability)
Postpartum emotional disorders (e.g., postpartum depression, anxiety)
3. Pain Syndromes
Headache and migraine
Myofascial tension due to stress or poor posture
4. Subhealth and Preventive Care
Chronic fatigue
Poor immunity
Digestive irregularities related to stress
Holistic health optimization
Women's wellness and vitality programs
TCM lifestyle guidance and seasonal health management