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1991 as Hughes Software Systems in New Delhi Defunct. China News Service October 23 Reporter Chen Jing As the aging society continues to deepen Alzheimers disease has attracted more and more attention.

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Charles k kao foundation. Kaos research transformed the communications industry. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sourcesUnsourced material may be challenged and removed January 2020 Learn how and when to remove this template message. Along with collaborator George Hockham Kao proposed using thin glass fibers to transmit data across long.

Kao co-authored a proposal that would revolutionize global communications and lay the groundwork for the internet we know today. At the 2021 Shanghai Forum of Healthy Aging-Innovation Helps Precise Prevention Diagnosis and Treatment of Alzheimers Disease held on the 23rd the Shanghai Medical Innovation and Development Foundation issued the Policy. This article does not cite any sources.

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