October 21, 2024
Olympus employee Takayama Miho
Olympus Co., Ltd. (hereafter, Olympus) has released the latest episode of “True to Life Story,” which introduces cases of contributing to the healthy and rich lives of people around the world by providing advanced medical technology and solutions. In this story, we are taking up the treatment experience of Miho Takayama, an Olympus employee.
Mr. Takayama has been dealing with irritable bowel syndrome since her late 20s. When I was 35 years old, when I underwent an endoscopy, I found a polyp in my large intestine. I interviewed Mr. Takayama, who said, “I felt the importance of being sensitive to changes in my body,” about what she keeps in mind on a daily basis, and introduced it as an article.
In addition to the official Olympus website, this story is also posted on LinkedIn and X, so be sure to check it out.
Olympus began sending out a global brand message called “True to Life” in December 2021, and is developing various measures aimed at raising brand awareness as a global medtech company, and the “True to Life Story” is regularly published as part of this activity. You can view past stories from the links below.
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