00:00The cancer is not a virus-related disease.
00:03It is not a virus. It is a virus that has affected the immediate family and distant relatives.
00:09If a cancer is a virus, it is an illness.
00:13There are people, family issues, and they have many issues.
00:17We don't have to do an address properly.
00:20We don't have to take a visit, we have to take a visit.
00:24If there is no cancer, there is no cancer.
00:29So, we have to address that.
00:33We are going to study in that study.
00:35There are a few patients who are studying in that study.
00:39They are studying in the second phase and third phase.
00:45We are responsible for the pandemic.
00:47Thanks to the patients who are working on the same path.
00:49We looked at the patients who are working in a way to help men to have cancer.
00:54We are working on a lot of drugs and not having cancer.
00:58We are working on a lot of drugs and a lot of people are working on it.
01:02We are working on that for a lot of patients who have the same treatment.
01:07We are working on the same way as Dr. Mark.
01:14In Europe and America, there are many patients in Europe and in America.
01:19We can develop a tool to develop a tool in our country.
01:25We can develop a tool in our country.
01:29We can develop a tool in our country.
01:32We can develop a tool in our country.
01:35Our emotional aspects, our social issues, emotional aspects
01:39are important for us.
01:41and we can develop a clinical psychologist in our country.
01:44This is a very limited hospital.
01:46We can have a clinical oncologist dedicated to our education.
01:54We learn about the clinical oncologist that has to be able to establish the treatments.
01:56We can develop a laboratory treatment into our doctors.
02:00We can develop a matter of tasks.
02:03It would be an inter-person relationship,
02:04an interest rate,
02:06a patient,
02:08a friend,
02:09If you look at that, you can see the people in the right direction.
02:15It is not the same. It is not the same. It is not the same.
02:19It is not the same. It is not the same. It is the same.
02:24To the same time, it is the same.
02:26The social issues will be different.
02:28If we look at a social situation and the supporting system,
02:32it is the same.
02:34It is not the same.
02:37Not in the case of a patient without an expert because it's a very rigid person.
02:42The patient is going to have a cancer.
02:50They don't have cancer.
02:55They all know so the person has a confidence.
02:59So we will have a relationship.
03:01We will have to highlight the highlights
03:04It is important.
03:05That is why we have a scoring system in our importance.
03:08That is why we have a result in implementing it.
03:12We have a care-lam model.
03:15We have a care-lam model.
03:17Cancer and the psychological aspects, emotional aspects.
03:21It is captured.
03:22At the MACC conference,
03:24we have medical research and cancer treatment.
03:28It is a supportive care.
03:30That is the patient's emotional aspects,
03:33social aspects.
03:34This is the MACC conference.
03:38At that conference,
03:40we have a scholarship.
03:44We have a pilot study.
03:46We have a cancer conference and a conclave program.
03:51We have a hospital in the private sector,
03:54public sector,
03:56and other people.
03:58We have a hospital in the private sector.
04:00We have an international acceptance and motivation.
04:05That is why we have a hospital in the private sector.
04:08We have a hospital in the private sector.
04:10In the private sector.
04:11Let us stay in.
04:21I am now 거야.
04:23Let us see all that.
04:25Thank you and hear that and make us listen to our mental health data.
04:27We have a hospital in the private sector as well.
04:29You need to make us go to our siebie.
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