Taiwanese Actor Fu Tzu-chun Dies of Leukemia at 46

Taiwanese actor Fu Tzu-chun, who gained fame for his role in the popular drama "Rookies' Diary," has reportedly passed away from leukemia at the age of 46. The news was confirmed by his agency, which stated that he was rushed to the hospital on June 7th and tragically died shortly thereafter. His family was reportedly unaware of his leukemia diagnosis prior to his sudden passing.

Fu Tzu-chun's last social media post was on May 24th, where he shared a video of a hot spring trip with his wife, celebrating "520" (a Chinese expression for I love you). The post depicted a happy moment, contrasting sharply with the sudden and tragic news of his death.

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Family members had no idea he had leukemia; he suddenly fell ill and passed away.

In light of his passing, medical professionals are reiterating advice on leukemia prevention. Dr. Liu Po-jen, director of Kobot Clinic, previously highlighted four major risk factors: diets high in processed, sugary, or oily foods; insufficient sleep and irregular routines; prolonged high stress levels; and exposure to toxins like benzene, pesticides, and cigarette smoke. These factors can compromise the immune system and increase the risk of developing leukemia.

Dr. Liu emphasizes that while direct causal links between lifestyle factors and leukemia are still under research, their impact on overall immunity and cancer prevention is well-established. He recommends maintaining a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables, ensuring adequate sleep, managing stress through exercise or meditation, minimizing toxin exposure, and avoiding smoking to bolster the body's defenses against such diseases.

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Leukemia is mainly caused by the uncontrolled proliferation of white blood cells. It is important to avoid processed foods, chaotic routines, long-term high stress, and exposure to toxins to protect the immune defense.