Professor Kim Chul-min of Seoul St. Mary's Hospital wins the Academy Award of the World Family Medical Association to verify the effectiveness of promoting Aptamine C immunity
Apr 29, 2025
At the 26th Asia-Pacific Conference of the World Family Medical Association (WONCA Asia Regional Conference) recently held at Bpex, Busan, Professor Kim Chul-min of Seoul St. Mary's Hospital won the Promising Research Award for his clinical experiment in promoting the immunity of aptamine C.
The World Family Medical Association (WONCA) is currently an institution with 500,000 members across 111 countries around the world and is recognized as an important place to share the latest trends and research results in the field of family medicine.
The Asia-Pacific Conference of the World Family Medical Association, which was held in Busan for four days from April 24 to 27, was attended by 2,000 people from 45 countries (1,000 people from overseas and 1,000 people from Korea). The Korean Family Medical Association hosted the 2018 World Conference in Korea in 2012 and again held the Asia-Pacific Conference in Busan this year.
In particular, Kim Chul-min, head of the family medicine department at Seoul St. Mary's Hospital, won the Academy Award at the Asia-Pacific Academic Conference as a promising research achievement for the results of verifying the effect of Aptamine C on improving immunity through NK activity in a clinical trial conducted on chronic fatigue patients.
It was recognized as a research achievement that best fits the motto of this conference, 'First Care Innovation: Implementation High Value, High-Quality Care'.
Professor Kim Cheol-min of Seoul St. Mary's Hospital plans to confirm the effects of Aptamine C, which was confirmed in animal experiments such as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) and degenerative brain diseases (Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's), in human clinical trials" he said.
Professor Kim Chul-min at Seoul St. Mary's Hospital (photo courtesy = Seoul St. Mary's Hospital)
The World Family Medical Association (WONCA) is currently an institution with 500,000 members across 111 countries around the world and is recognized as an important place to share the latest trends and research results in the field of family medicine.
The Asia-Pacific Conference of the World Family Medical Association, which was held in Busan for four days from April 24 to 27, was attended by 2,000 people from 45 countries (1,000 people from overseas and 1,000 people from Korea). The Korean Family Medical Association hosted the 2018 World Conference in Korea in 2012 and again held the Asia-Pacific Conference in Busan this year.
In particular, Kim Chul-min, head of the family medicine department at Seoul St. Mary's Hospital, won the Academy Award at the Asia-Pacific Academic Conference as a promising research achievement for the results of verifying the effect of Aptamine C on improving immunity through NK activity in a clinical trial conducted on chronic fatigue patients.
It was recognized as a research achievement that best fits the motto of this conference, 'First Care Innovation: Implementation High Value, High-Quality Care'.
Professor Kim Cheol-min of Seoul St. Mary's Hospital plans to confirm the effects of Aptamine C, which was confirmed in animal experiments such as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) and degenerative brain diseases (Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's), in human clinical trials" he said.
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