Suncheonhyang University Cheonan Hospital Completion of Healing Camp for Emotional Recovery of Asbestos Victims
Nov 13, 2025
The Asbestos Environment Health Center (Center Director Kang Min-sung) at Soonchunhyang University Cheonan Hospital, designated by the Ministry of Environment, has successfully completed a healing camp to improve the emotional stability and quality of life of asbestos victims.
This year's healing camp, which involved about 90 asbestos victims, was held three times (October 27, October 28, and November 4-5). The participants are asbestos victims across the country, including Seoul, Gyeonggi, Daejeon, and Chungnam, who were found to have abnormal lung diseases in the asbestos damage health impact survey conducted by the center.
The healing camp introduced the government's asbestos damage relief system, as well as various programs such as ▲ ecological experience and cultural exploration ▲ asbestos disease prevention and management education ▲ professional examination and counseling ▲ respiratory rehabilitation and health education.
In particular, the healing camp training drew attention by providing a new health management program for center director Kang Min-sung's 'Lung Disease & Chronic Disease' to help patients with lung diseases such as major symptoms, types of chronic diseases and lung diseases, and prevention and management methods.
Kang Min-sung, Director of the Center, holds an annual healing camp to promote mental and physical stability and positive life of the victims"We will continue to implement customized programs to improve the quality of life of asbestos victims in the future."
Since it was first designated by the Ministry of Environment in 2009, the Asbestos Environmental Health Center at Soonchunhyang University Cheonan Hospital has been conducting health impact surveys on residents of asbestos-damaged areas across the country, including asbestos mines, asbestos factories, repair shipyards, and slate-dense areas. Through this, numerous ▲ suspected asbestos victims ▲ asbestos victims ▲ potential asbestos victims are being discovered to rescue asbestos victims.
This year's healing camp, which involved about 90 asbestos victims, was held three times (October 27, October 28, and November 4-5). The participants are asbestos victims across the country, including Seoul, Gyeonggi, Daejeon, and Chungnam, who were found to have abnormal lung diseases in the asbestos damage health impact survey conducted by the center.
The healing camp introduced the government's asbestos damage relief system, as well as various programs such as ▲ ecological experience and cultural exploration ▲ asbestos disease prevention and management education ▲ professional examination and counseling ▲ respiratory rehabilitation and health education.
In particular, the healing camp training drew attention by providing a new health management program for center director Kang Min-sung's 'Lung Disease & Chronic Disease' to help patients with lung diseases such as major symptoms, types of chronic diseases and lung diseases, and prevention and management methods.
Kang Min-sung, Director of the Center, holds an annual healing camp to promote mental and physical stability and positive life of the victims"We will continue to implement customized programs to improve the quality of life of asbestos victims in the future."
Since it was first designated by the Ministry of Environment in 2009, the Asbestos Environmental Health Center at Soonchunhyang University Cheonan Hospital has been conducting health impact surveys on residents of asbestos-damaged areas across the country, including asbestos mines, asbestos factories, repair shipyards, and slate-dense areas. Through this, numerous ▲ suspected asbestos victims ▲ asbestos victims ▲ potential asbestos victims are being discovered to rescue asbestos victims.
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
