Hi, I’m Ali Ling.
Ali is a Master of Public Health candidate at Boston University, a research affiliate with the Graduate Institute of Acupuncture Science at China Medical University in Taiwan and the MBI Lab Core Interface Laboratory at China Medical University Hospital.
Her academic interests focus on longitudinal care, non-pharmacological interventions, implementation science, traditional medicine, and AI-assisted healthcare.
Her journey began through years of studying traditional medicine under Dr. Wu Ming-Jie (吳明杰師父), whose emphasis on treating the whole person continues to shape her work. Today, Ali seeks to bridge traditional healing wisdom with modern public health, biomedical research, and emerging AI technologies to develop practical, patient-centered models of care.
Beyond research, she teaches Tai Chi, Qigong, breathing exercises, and healthy lifestyle practices. She also collaborates with clinicians, educators, community and faith organizations to make healthcare knowledge more accessible
My Work
Exploring how artificial intelligence and longitudinal care models can enhance patient engagement, personalized care, and overall health outcomes.
Research & AI
Providing acupuncture and integrative care for sleep health, chronic conditions, pain management, and overall well-being through holistic approaches.
Teaching & Wellness
Community & CollaborationTeaching Tai Chi, Qigong, breathing exercises, and lifestyle practices to support physical, mental, and emotional balance for individuals and communities.
Collaborating with universities, healthcare professionals, community organizations, and Buddhist institutions to advance health education, wellness, and compassionate service.
Clinical Practice
Honoring My Mentor
About My Teacher:Dr. Wu Ming-Jie has profoundly influenced my understanding of traditional medicine, education, and compassionate patient care. This tribute reflects my gratitude for his mentorship and the values that continue to guide my professional journey.
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