To celebrate International Women's Day, Haifu Technology and its partners successfully hosted the 7th Global Multi-Center Remote Collaborative Surgery Charity Program, bringing together leading focused ultrasound experts and 210 Haifu® HIFU treatment centers worldwide to advance non-invasive care for women.

Centered on the mission of preserving the uterus and breast whenever possible, the event combined live remote HIFU procedures, international case discussions, and real-time surgical guidance while providing charitable treatment support for hundreds of women.

Professor Wang Zhibiao, Director of the State Key Laboratory of Ultrasound in Medicine and Engineering, highlighted the value of HIFU in delivering effective treatment with minimal harm, helping preserve organs, maintain function, and improve patients' quality of life.

A key highlight was the global remote surgery collaboration. Through the Haifu Global Collaborative Service Center, experts from Chongqing Haifu Hospital provided real-time guidance to clinicians at Rajavithi Hospital in Thailand, demonstrating how advanced telemedicine can expand access to high-quality HIFU treatment across borders.

Today, Haifu systems is used in 37 countries and regions, with more than 360,000 patients treated worldwide. The event also introduced "Haibobo," a new public health education initiative designed to raise awareness of non-invasive treatment options and women's health.

By combining innovative technology, international collaboration, and charitable outreach, the program reflects Haifu Technology's commitment to making organ-preserving, non-invasive healthcare accessible to more women around the world.