| BUPA Health Gallery: Provides health and medical information. Operated by a health insurance company. |
| Centre for Health Education and Health Promotion: Conducts health education and health promotion through training, education, research and service development. Operated by the Faculty of Medicine of The Chinese University of Hong Kong. |
| Centre for Health Protection: Protects the Hong Kong community from communicable diseases and other public health hazards. Provides health information to the public, health-related news and figures to the media, and guidelines and reports to health professionals. |
| Centre of Research and Promotion of Women's Health: Conducts women's health promotion, assessment and training. Operated by the Faculty of Medicine of The Chinese University of Hong Kong. |
| Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong: Regulates usage of Chinese medicine and the profession. |
| e-Knowledge Gateway: Provides a subscription-based service for access to major electronic medical and healthcare journals, books and databases. Operated by the Hospital Authority. |
| HealthyHK: A platform maintained by the Department of Health to disseminate statistical information related to the health of the Hong Kong population. |
| Herb No. 1: Features topics on herbal medicine and its use for treatment of diseases as well as minor ailments. |
| HK-Doctor: Medical portal for Chinese laypersons and medical professionals, operated by doctors practising in Hong Kong. |
| HK-Fit: Fitness, health care, nutrition and medical information in Hong Kong. |
| Hong Kong International Medical and Health Care Fair: Provides a venue for the medical and health industry to showcase their products and services. Organised by the Trade Development Council. |
| Hong Kong International MEDLARS Centre: The centre aims to assist health professionals in obtaining copies of articles from the collection of the Li Ping Medical Library and other libraries of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, the National Library of Medicine or NLM-related libraries. |
| Hong Kong Medical Journal: Provides search and retrieval service for articles published after 1985. |
| Hong Kong Medical Web: Provides specialized services to healthcare professional societies in Hong Kong. |
| Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences: This museum was established in 1996 to chart the historical development of medical sciences in Hong Kong. |
| Hygiene Charter: A community initiative that aims at encourage individuals and different business and industry sectors to pledge their commitment to take hygiene to new levels. |
| International Conference and Exhibition of the Modernization of Chinese Medicine and Health Products: Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council. Showcases products including Chinese medicine, health products, medical and diagnostic instruments. |
| Mind Matters: Offers hypnotherapy and personal coaching to conquer personal and relationship difficulties. |
| Scientific Symposium on Emergency Medicine: Provides an introduction to the organisers, conference programme, call for papers and instructions for registration. |
| Sex Education Online: Sex education website operated by Radio Television Hong Kong. |
| Substance abuse and HIV/AIDS: Aims at empowering the community to reduce the risks of substance abuse and HIV/AIDS. Maintained by The Hong Kong Council of Social Service. |
| Sunny Sky Psychological Services: Includes company information, services offered and appointment booking form. |
| Tooth Club: Dental care information from the Department of Health. |
| Two Plus Three Every Day: Promotes healthy eating. Developed by Central Health Education Unit, Department of Health. |
| Wellington Street Sport and Spinal Physiotherapy Centre: Specialises in musculoskeletal disorders and sport injuries. |
| Widex Hong Kong Hearing and Speech Centre: Offers hearing and speech therapy services. |
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