Guri City, in cooperation with Hanyang University Guri Hospital, runs a special health lecture on ‘the latest anti-cancer treatment’ through the official YouTube channel

by times news cr

Starting ‍December 6, Guri City (Mayor Baek Kyung-hyeon) will broadcast⁤ a lecture on the latest ‍anti-cancer treatment ​therapy‌ to improve citizens’ health through the official YouTube channel Guri Vision.

This lecture was designed to provide useful information ‍about the latest anticancer treatment trends ‍and various treatment options not only⁢ to ⁣cancer patients ‌and‌ their families, but also ​to⁤ the general public with an interest in ⁣cancer.

The lecture will be given by junyoung Heo, ‌a professor ​in the Department of Hematology and Oncology at Hanyang ‌University Guri Hospital, and will​ cover a variety of cutting-edge treatments, including treatment⁢ methods that⁢ eliminate​ cancer cells by activating ‌our⁢ body’s immune‍ cells, from 1st generation cytotoxic anticancer drugs to​ 2nd generation ⁢targeted anticancer drugs and⁣ 3rd generation immune anticancer drugs.Explain the ⁤treatment method.

Through‍ this, ​it ‍is expected that⁣ citizens will have the opportunity to help advance cancer treatment⁤ and gain an ⁢accurate understanding ⁣of it.

Additionally, if you watch⁤ the ⁤YouTube lecture from December 6th ‍to ⁣19th and leave a comment with⁣ any ‍questions you have, 3 people with ⁣the best questions will be selected and an expert will directly answer them ‌in the comments.‍ In addition, ⁣17 people will be‌ randomly selected ‌and receive a mobile coupon. ⁢An event ​offering is also held.

Baek Gyeong-hyeon,‌ Mayor of Guri, said, “I hope that you will be able to obtain accurate information about cancer ‌treatment ​through this lecture.” He⁣ added, “we will continue ‍to operate useful educational programs‍ related to disease management so that you can access the latest medical knowledge.”

For more information, please contact the⁣ guri City Public ‍health Center ⁤Health Promotion Department‍ (☎031-550-8624).

Guri City, in cooperation with Hanyang University Guri Hospital, runs a special health lecture on ‘the latest anti-cancer treatment’ through the official YouTube channel

Meanwhile, Guri‍ City ‍(Mayor Baek Kyung-hyeon) announced that the guri‍ City Lifelong ‌Education Center for the developmentally Disabled’s ‘E-Sports Team G1 (GURI NO. 1)‌ Training Course for the Developmentally​ Disabled’ project was selected as ​an excellent case in the ‘2024 Contest for Best Lifelong Education Programs for the Disabled’ hosted by Gyeonggi Province. ⁣It was announced‌ that it was​ selected.

This contest is aimed at discovering programs that have achieved ​outstanding results in ⁤the lifelong education support project for the disabled ​this year among the matching ⁣projects of Gyeonggi-do and cities and counties to‌ promote ‍lifelong education ‍for the ​disabled. A total‌ of 10 organizations’ projects ⁢were selected as ⁤excellent examples. was selected.

At the ‘2024 Presentation of best Practices⁤ for Lifelong Education​ for the Disabled’ held ​at the Purmir⁢ Hotel in Hwaseong City on the 27th with the attendance of about 100 people,including officials‍ from lifelong ⁤education institutions for the disabled,the⁤ city presented G1 (G1),an e-sports team for⁣ the developmentally disabled,of the Guri City Lifelong Education center for the Developmentally Disabled.⁢ GURI NO. 1) Training ​course‍ was presented as a case study and ‍achieved the feat of receiving a commendation ‌from the ⁣provincial governor.

Guri Mayor Baek Kyeong-hyeon ⁤said, “I am grateful‍ to the institutional officials who have⁤ worked hard to provide lifelong education for the⁤ disabled ⁤in Guri City.” He added, “We will continue to strive to discover various programs to develop lifelong learning​ for the disabled.”

Guri City (Mayor Baek Kyung-hyeon) is operating⁤ an excellent lifelong learning‌ program​ for the disabled in 2024 ​in conjunction ⁤with four organizations in the ⁤city to strengthen the capabilities of adults with disabilities and improve educational equity.

For ​more information about Guri ‌City’s ​lifelong ⁢education support project for ​the disabled, please contact Guri City Hall’s Lifelong ​Learning Department (031-550-2186).

Economy Queen Reporter Kim Hong-mi‌ / Photo ‍Guri City

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How can patients adn families access reliable information about‍ anti-cancer treatments?

Interview Between Time.news Editor and Professor Junyoung Heo on ​Innovative Anti-Cancer Treatments

Time.news Editor: Good‌ day, Professor ‌Heo! Thank you for joining us today.We’re excited about the upcoming lecture series you’ll be delivering via Guri Vision. To kick things off, can you ​tell us what inspired this initiative to share information about ⁢anti-cancer treatments with the public?

Professor Junyoung Heo: Thank you for having‌ me! The primary inspiration ‍behind this ‍initiative is the ‌growing need⁢ for accessible health information. ​cancer affects not just patients, but ​their families and friends as well. By broadcasting these lectures, we aim to inform the public about the⁤ latest advancements in anti-cancer therapies ‌and⁤ promote a better understanding of‌ treatment options available.

Time.news Editor: ⁢ That’s a noble goal indeed. Can you elaborate on what specific topics you plan to cover during‍ these lectures?

Professor Junyoung Heo: Absolutely! The lectures will address a ‍range of topics including 1st generation cytotoxic anticancer ⁢drugs, which are commonly ​used, ‍alongside 2nd generation​ targeted therapies. Importantly, I will also delve into emerging ​treatments that leverage the body’s immune system to combat cancer,‍ a technique known as immunotherapy.This innovative approach has shown promise in not only fighting cancer but ⁢also reducing side effects when compared​ to customary treatments.

Time.news Editor: immunotherapy sounds interesting! For our readers⁤ who‌ may not be familiar, could you explain how it works and what makes it different from traditional treatments?

Professor Junyoung Heo: Certainly! traditional treatments like chemotherapy work‌ by ⁢targeting rapidly dividing cells, ‌which include cancer cells but⁢ also affect healthy cells, leading to ‌notable side effects. Immunotherapy, on the other hand, aims to activate ​and enhance the body’s own immune ⁢response.It helps the immune​ system recognize ⁢and⁣ attack cancer cells more effectively,which can ‍lead to ​more targeted treatment and potentially better outcomes for​ patients.

Time.news Editor: That’s enlightening. How do you⁣ envision this lecture impacting the community, especially for those who⁣ may not have much medical background?

Professor Junyoung Heo: ⁣My hope is that by providing clear, accessible information, ‌attendees⁤ will ⁣feel empowered to make informed decisions about their ⁤health. We want to demystify cancer treatment, so that individuals not only understand ​their options‌ but also feel more equipped to support their​ loved ones ‌thru the journey.

Time.news Editor: Accessibility seems to be a central theme of your ⁢efforts.Are there particular resources or platforms, aside from YouTube, where individuals can find more information or support?

Professor⁤ Junyoung Heo: Yes, there are numerous resources available,​ such as cancer support organizations and online ⁢forums. ​Websites like the American Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute offer⁤ valuable information.ItS vital for⁣ patients and ‍their families to connect with healthcare professionals and support groups to navigate this complex journey.

Time.news Editor: Thank you for those ​recommendations! Before we wrap up, what final thoughts would ‌you like to share with our readers who may be facing cancer or any related concerns?

Professor junyoung‍ Heo: I would say that knowledge is power. Don’t‍ hesitate to seek information and ⁢ask questions.‍ Cancer treatment is evolving rapidly, and there are more options available than ever before. Surround yourself with‍ a supportive network, and remember, ⁣hope plays a critical role in the healing ⁢process.

Time.news Editor: Thank you, Professor Heo, for your insights and for your commitment to enhancing public knowledge about cancer treatments. We’re looking forward to⁣ your lecture series starting December 6!

Professor Junyoung Heo: Thank‍ you! I’m excited to share this ⁣information and I⁣ hope many‍ will join us.

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