Clinical treatment and research of cancer based on Traditional Korean Medicine theories
Korean Association of Traditional Oncology
1994
The association held its first academic symposium, the "1st International Symposium on Oriental Medicine." Key figures like Seung-hoon Choi , Chong-kwan Cho, Tae-hyun Baek, and Sang-hyeop Yoon participated and presented research papers.
1995
The Journal of Korean Oriental Oncology was launched, marking the beginning of annual publications.
1996
Seung-hoon Choi , Chong-kwan Cho, and Jin-sung Kim attended the 96th International Symposium on Chinese Medicine and Tumors in Beijing, China, where they presented research on Korean traditional medicine's approach to cancer treatment.
1998
The 4th Korean-Chinese Academic Conference, focusing on tumors, was held in Seoul. Korean traditional medicine research on tumors accounted for 11 of the presented papers.
The association organized the National Academic Conference of Korean Medicine.
1999
Seung-hoon Choi became the 2nd president of the association.
The association established annual academic journal publications and seminars.
2003
Won-chul Choi was elected the 3rd president of the association.
2004
Former president Seung-hoon Choi was appointed as a WHO Western Pacific Region Traditional Medicine Advisor.
He promoted Korean traditional medicine globally and worked on standardization efforts.
2005
The association was renamed the Korean Association of Traditional Oncology.
The journal was renamed the Journal of Korean Traditional Oncology.
2007
The Journal of Korean Traditional Oncology completed its 12th volume.
2008
The association initiated clinical training programs for acupuncturists, with over 70 participants.
2010
Sung-hoon Kim became the 4th president of the association.
2011
The association organized a continuing education program on the latest trends in Korean and Chinese traditional cancer treatment.
2012
The association held its annual summer symposium.
2013
The association published a standardized textbook, "Integrated Oncology of Korean Medicine."
The association co-hosted the National Academic Conference of Korean Medicine.
2014
Chong-kwan Cho became the 6th president of the association.
The association continued its commitment to education and co-hosted the National Academic Conference of Korean Medicine.
2015
The association held its annual academic conference.
The Journal of Korean Traditional Oncology completed its 20th volume, Issue 2.
2016
Goo Moon became the 7th president of the association.
The association hosted the National Academic Conference of Korean Medicine and a spring academic conference.
The association initiated advanced training courses.
2017
The association held spring and fall academic conferences.
The association organized a promotional video contest.
2018
Sang-hoon Hong became the eighth president of the association.
The association held spring and fall academic conferences.
The association initiated specialized training courses.
2019
The association co-hosted the National Academic Conference of Korean Medicine.
The association held spring and fall academic conferences.
The association organized continuing education and specialized training courses.
2020
Sung-woo Yoon became the 9th president of the association.
The association held a fall academic conference.
The Journal of Korean Traditional Oncology completed its 25th volume, Issue 2.
2021
The association held a spring academic conference.
The association co-hosted the National Academic Conference of Korean Medicine.
2022
The association held a spring academic conference.
The association co-hosted the National Academic Conference of Korean Medicine.
2023
Hwa-seung Yoo became the 10th president of the association.
The association held spring and fall academic conferences.
The Journal of Korean Traditional Oncology completed its 28th volume, Issue 1.
2024
The second edition of "Integrated Oncology of Korean Medicine" was published.
The association held spring and fall academic conferences.