Infectious Disease Department

No. 100, Xisihuan Middle Road, Fengtai District, Beijing The Department of Infectious Disease Medicine has 2 subspecialties of infectious diseases and biological injury treatment, 1 research institute and 1 respiratory and critical care medicine department, with a total of 294 personnel of various types. Led by Director Wang Fusheng, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, it has a team of well-known experts both inside and outside the military in the fields of infectious diseases, respiratory diseases and critical care medicine. The Department of Infectious Diseases is responsible for the clinical diagnosis and treatment, teaching and training, translational research and promotion of results of major national and military infectious diseases. At the same time, it plays an indispensable strategic support force in the prevention and control of major infectious diseases, biosecurity and major epidemic management in the entire military. It is at the international forefront in the clinical treatment of emerging infectious diseases and related critical and difficult diseases, especially in the field of cell therapy. The Department of Infectious Diseases is an innovation group of the National Natural Science Foundation of China and a national clinical medical research center for infectious diseases. It houses the Army's Institute of Infectious Diseases, the Army's Key Laboratory of AIDS and Liver Disease Prevention and Control, and the Army's Laboratory for the Prevention and Control of New Emergent Infectious Diseases. It is a "dual" construction unit of the Army.