“Two Cancers” Awareness Lecture: Caring for the Health of Female Employees


Release Date:

2017-11-14

To enhance women’s knowledge of the two major cancers—breast cancer and cervical cancer—and promote self‑prevention and health maintenance, the Pengfei Women’s Federation invited Yang Guohong, Director of the Gynecology Department at the People’s Hospital, to host a women’s health lecture on these cancers on the morning of November 14 in Conference Room 2006 at headquarters. More than 60 female employees from various factories and departments attended the event.

 

The photo shows Yang Guohong, director of the Gynecology Department at the People’s Hospital, delivering a lecture.

 

To enhance the general public’s knowledge of breast and cervical cancer and promote effective self‑prevention and health care, the Pengfei Women’s Federation has specially invited Yang Guohong, Director of the Gynecology Department at the People’s Hospital, to… 11 month 14 In the morning, at headquarters. 2006 The conference room hosted a women’s health lecture on the “two cancers,” with participation from all factories and departments. 60 More than a dozen female employees attended the lecture.

Director Yang provided a detailed explanation on women’s breast and cervical health. Yang Guohong informed the attendees about how to recognize the “two cancers,” covering their causes, symptoms, potential harms, treatment options, and preventive measures. She also shared clinical examples to illustrate early warning signs of these conditions, as well as practical strategies for preventing common gynecological disorders and simple, effective approaches to managing them in daily life. Following the lecture, employees raised questions about issues they encounter in their personal lives, and Yang Guohong offered her recommendations and solutions.

 

The photo shows employees consulting Director Yang about relevant issues.

 

Through this lecture, our company’s female employees gained a deeper understanding of breast cancer and cervical cancer, enabling them to prioritize their health, take good care of themselves, and embrace early prevention, early diagnosis, early detection, and early treatment.