Idol member Miyeon's endoscopic hospital exposure raises 'violation of the Medical Act' suspicions... "Request for police investigation" [Star Issue]

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A YouTube channel featuring Group Idol member Miyeon is set to undergo a police investigation over allegations of violating the Medical Act.

On the 16th, it was reported that Seoul Yongsan-gu Health Center submitted a request for investigation to the police regarding whether the YouTube channel 'Jeondosa' engaged in illegal medical advertising.

Additionally, it was reported that administrative guidance was conducted to order corrective measures against the hospital featured by Miyeon on 'Jeondosa' for using the designation "specialized hospital."

On the 1st, a video titled "Idol member Miyeon's first health checkup at age 30, I... said nonsense?" was uploaded to 'Jeondosa.'

Subsequently, a netizen submitted a complaint through the National Ombudsman Office to the Yongsan-gu Health Center, stating that the video exposed the name of a medical institution located in Seoul Yongsan-gu, along with details about its medical staff and internal facilities. The complaint requested an objective verification of whether the content qualifies as medical advertising under current Medical Act regulations, the extent of involvement by the actual advertiser and the medical institution in production and filming, and the appropriateness of displaying "specialized hospital" signage and exposing actual medical procedures.

In response, the 'Jeondosa' production team stated: "We have not received any request from the medical institution where filming took place to advertise, promote, or produce this content. We also confirm that we did not receive any financial compensation, advertising fees, sponsorship funds, or other economic support. Furthermore, the production team directly covered all costs for the featured individual's health checkup and medical treatment. Additionally, there was no intent to recommend or promote the use of any specific medical institution or medical staff."

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