Agreement ceremony for the establishment of a Korea-China “hospital specializing in intractable diseases”

Medical personnel from South Korea and China will use water-soluble KEI elements to treat intractable diseases such as dementia, paralysis, hepatocellular carcinoma, liver cirrhosis, and hemangioma at a site of more than 10,000 tsubo in Ochang. 50 bed scale
The plan is to establish a hospital and conduct specialized research and treatment at the same time. From left: BIO DREAM TECH representative Song Kwang-mo, Koryo University College of Pharmacy
Professor Hwang Yong-ja, Professor Baek Eun-bong of Beijing 302 Hospital, and HWASUN CARE LAND representative Choi Jae-soon attended Chungcheong Bukdo on the 16th.
A commemorative photo was taken at the ``Korea-China Business Agreement Ceremony for the Establishment of a Hospital Specializing in Intractable Diseases'' at the Bio Dream Tech Research Institute located in Ochang, North Korea.