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Sharing Expertise in Medical Care for Atomic Bomb Survivors Overseas: HICARE's Training Program Begins; Professor Emeritus of Hiroshima University, Who Contributed to Its Establishment, Gives Final Lecture

The training program for overseas participants organized by HICARE (International Council for the Promotion of Cooperation in Medical Care for Radiation Exposure Victims) has begun, and Professor Emeritus Nanao Kamada of Hiroshima University, who has led HICARE for approximately 35 years since its establishment, gave his final lecture. Six people involved in medical care for radiation exposure victims in South Korea, including nurses and paramed…
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The training program for overseas participants organized by HICARE (International Council for the Promotion of Cooperation in Medical Care for Radiation Exposure Victims) has begun, and Professor Emeritus Nanao Kamada of Hiroshima University, who has led HICARE for approximately 35 years since its establishment, gave his final lecture. Six people involved in medical care for radiation exposure victims in South Korea, including nurses and paramed…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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