Inha University Hospital Holds Breast Cancer Public Lecture
Inha University Hospital’s Integrated Cancer Support Center held an October 15 public lecture on breast cancer treatment, nutrition, rehabilitation exercise, and recovery.
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The Integrated Cancer Support Center at Inha University Hospital organized the session for the local community as part of the Pink Ribbon Campaign. The annual global campaign takes place in October to raise breast cancer awareness and emphasize regular screening.
What the program covered
The program included an introduction to breast cancer by surgery professor Lim Sung-mook, dietary guidance by nutritionist Lee Jae-eun, and rehabilitation exercise information from physical therapist Kim Soo-jung of the rehabilitation medicine department.
Why the lecture was held in October
Inha University Hospital linked the public lecture to the Pink Ribbon Campaign, which began in the United States and is observed internationally each October to promote awareness of breast cancer and the importance of regular screening.
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