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Penang Anti-Cancer Society Visits Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou<\/h1>\n

On June 8, a delegation from the Penang Anti-Cancer Society \u2014 including its President, Deputy Secretary-General, and several committee members \u2014 traveled to Guangzhou for an official exchange visit to Modern Cancer Hospital. The hospital’s Deputy Director and International Affairs Director, Mr. He Langbing, together with International Network Director Mr. Qiu Chang and Assistant to the International Affairs Director Ms. Liu Yansheng, hosted the group. Discussions during the visit covered oncology treatment technologies, patient service models, and possibilities for expanding collaboration to benefit more patients in Malaysia.<\/p>\n

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Opening Remarks: Highlighting Shared Progress in Cancer Care<\/h2>\n

At the welcome session, Mr. He Langbing, the hospital’s Vice President and Director of International Affairs, opened with a welcome address to the visiting delegation. He looked back on the years-long relationship between the two organizations, built through joint efforts to serve Malaysian cancer patients, and noted that ongoing technical exchange and public cancer-education initiatives had helped raise awareness in local communities while directly benefiting many patients.<\/p>\n

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What Sets the Hospital’s Cancer Treatment Approach Apart<\/h2>\n

Mr. He also outlined the hospital’s core clinical strengths. As an early adopter of integrative minimally invasive cancer care, the hospital currently applies 18 different minimally invasive techniques and has organized dedicated specialty units for breast, lung, and digestive tract cancers. Plans are underway to add liver and biliary tumor subspecialties, moving the hospital toward a fully integrated, specialty-driven treatment model.<\/p>\n

He emphasized that the hospital’s clinical focus has centered on managing intermediate- and advanced-stage cancer cases, shifting away from single-modality treatment toward individualized, multi-pronged care plans. Alongside this, the hospital has built out a complete patient-service pathway spanning arrival, admission, treatment, discharge, and post-treatment recovery. Refined over roughly two decades, this end-to-end model is intended to protect both treatment outcomes and patients’ overall quality of life, and has contributed to the hospital’s clinical reputation.<\/p>\n

A Decade-Long Partnership, From the Penang Side<\/h2>\n

The President of the Penang Anti-Cancer Society reflected on more than ten years of cooperation dating back to 2014. Over the years he has returned to the hospital several times, including as a guest at international oncology conferences hosted there, giving him a close view of the institution’s development.<\/p>\n

He spoke highly of the hospital’s multidisciplinary team (MDT) approach, drawing a contrast with the more fragmented, department-by-department model typically found in Malaysia. In his view, the hospital’s coordinated, one-stop treatment system \u2014 which manages both therapy and side effects under one roof \u2014 has meaningfully improved patients’ quality of life. He added that a number of Malaysian patients unable to tolerate standard chemotherapy or surgery have sought treatment at the hospital after learning about its minimally invasive techniques and targeted therapy options, with encouraging results.<\/p>\n

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Touring the Facilities<\/h2>\n

Guided by Ms. Liu Yansheng, the delegation walked through several key areas of the hospital, including:<\/p>\n