Seoul Asan Medical Center announced that Gudai Global, a global beauty platform company, has donated 100 million won to support treatment costs for economically disadvantaged female patients.
The donation ceremony, held on June 1 at Seoul Asan Medical Center, was attended by Park Seung-il, President of the hospital, along with Gudai Global CEO Cheon Joo-hyuk and Choi Ki-rok, Head of the Legal Center.
Gudai Global supports the overseas operations of several K-beauty brands, including Chosun Beauty, Tirtir, Skin1004, and Round Lab, and is expanding its business through brand acquisitions and development. The company expressed hope that the donation would assist female patients who are delaying treatment due to financial difficulties, stating, "We will continue our social contribution activities to support women's health."
Seoul Asan Medical Center plans to use the donation to cover treatment costs for vulnerable female patients, prioritizing those with severe illnesses or requiring urgent surgeries.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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