When did Luo Jing die from what cause? ，

Luo Jing died of illness, and 307 Hospital built a mourning hall to accept public mourning.

People's Daily Online, Beijing, June 5 -- At 7:05 this morning, Luo Jing, the host of CCTV's "News Network", died in Beijing at the age of 48 due to ineffective medical treatment.

According to the reporter of this website: Before the 2008 Olympics, Luo Jing was found to have lymphoma during the CCTV physical examination, and hosted the "News Network" for the last time on August 31, and then entered Peking University Cancer Hospital for **. In February 09, Luo Jing was transferred to 307 Hospital, and in March, Luo Jing's examination results showed that the cancer cells had been suppressed, but the complications were very serious, and the doctor was still very optimistic about Luo Jing's ** situation at that time.

On May 29, Luo Jing ushered in his 48th birthday, but on June 1, Luo Jing's condition suddenly deteriorated, and on the 4th, well-known experts from all over the country gathered in 307 Hospital for Luo Jing's consultation, and at 7:05 on June 5, Luo Jing finally died of heart failure caused by serious complications.

CCTV host Lang Yongchun is the spokesman of the funeral committee, he said in an interview with this website reporter that a temporary mourning hall will be set up in the 307 hospital at 2 o'clock this afternoon for the public to mourn.

He died at 7:05 a.m. on June 5, 2009. Died of lymphoma. Passed away due to invalidity of **. I would like to express my deep condolences.

June 5, 2009 at around 7 a.m.

Died of lymphoma.

This morning, June 5, at 7:05 a.m.

Lymphoma.

Very detailed references.

It is said that it is cancer, this is an official release, and we have no way of knowing other reasons.

He was diagnosed with lymphoma in July 2008 and lymphoma in September 2008, and was hospitalized for a hematopoietic stem cell transplant and chemotherapy during this period. On the morning of June 5, 2009, he unfortunately passed away due to illness at the age of 48.

After 2004, Luo Jing first became the deputy head of the broadcasting team, and then was promoted to the deputy chief of the news department of ** TV station; In the same year, he won the 2004-2008 CCTV Best Broadcast Host; In 2005, he won the 2005 CCTV Top Ten Announcer Host; In 2006, he sang "Understanding You" in the program "Happy China Tour".

Acting Experience:

Luo Jing High School studied at Beijing Jiuxianqiao No. 2 Middle School; In 1979, Luo Jing went to apply for the Beijing Broadcasting Institute; In 1983, Luo Jing graduated from Beijing Broadcasting Institute; In the same year, he worked at ** TV station and served as an announcer of "News Network"; On January 1, 1996, when CCTV's "News Network" was broadcast live for the first time, Luo Jing and Li Ruiying were first assigned live broadcast tasks as a model for experiments and successors.

On January 31, 2003, he participated in the Spring Festival Gala of ** TV station and performed the program "Auspicious to You"; In the same year, Luo Jing won the national top ten post experts.

Died of lymphoma.

In July 2008, Luo Jing was diagnosed with lymphoma and was suspended from work and admitted to the hospital**, during which he also underwent hematopoietic stem cell transplantation and chemotherapy. He died of illness on the morning of June 5, 2009, at the age of 48. June 11, 2009 at 8 a.m

At 30 minutes, the farewell ceremony of the body of Comrade Luo Jing, the famous announcer of CCTV's "News Network", was held in the mourning hall of Babaoshan in Beijing.

After learning that Luo Jing was ill, there was an interview with him. He once optimistically told **: "Modern medicine is very developed, everything is under the control of doctors, and I will return to "News Network" after a two-month break at the earliest."

It is not for nothing that he thinks so. Luo Jing has diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL for short). This is a relatively common type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

It is an aggressive lymphoma with a high degree of malignancy, and the course of the disease progresses rapidly, and if it is not actively treated, the median survival time is less than one year.

From 2008, when Luo Jing was diagnosed with lymphoma, to Luo Jing's death in July 2009, although a lot of time has passed, it still did not save Luo Jing's young life!

In 2009, although Luo Jing's bone marrow stem cell transplant was successful, after a month of ** and something like that, Luo Jing suddenly and deteriorated and finally died.

Please give a clear answer first: according to the doctor's diagnosis, Luo Jing died of lymphoma - one of the "top ten deadly cancers" in China, with an average of one new case every 9 minutes in the world, and there is a trend of increasing year by year. However, there is still no clear conclusion in the international medical community regarding lymphoma.

According to the analysis of Professor An Dongjian, director of the oncology of Changsha Central Hospital, the incidence of lymphoma is related to factors such as herpes virus infection, immune deficiency, ionizing radiation and genetics.

Expansion: Luo Jing's place of work is a television station, where there are many large-scale equipment used to transmit and receive TV signals, plus computers, wires, networks, etc., which leads to the fact that TV workers are exposed to much more electromagnetic radiation than ordinary people, so, according to Luo Jing's occupation, his lymphoma is likely to be related to electromagnetic radiation and the stress of the spine of the state.

The sudden death of Luo Jing, the anchor of CCTV's new album, shocked all the viewers who loved him, "Only 48 years old, he is still so young and left like this, and he can no longer hear him broadcast "News Network" in his signature nasal voice" From shock to sadness, from sadness to regret, complex emotions have aggravated people's search for the real cause of Luo Jing's death.

Luo Jing (** Famous TV Broadcaster Host) Encyclopedia.

Luo Jing, male, born on May 29, 1961 in Chaoyang District, Beijing, was admitted to the Broadcasting Department of Communication University of China in 1979, and after graduating in 1983, he entered ** TV station to host the "News Network" program. Together with Zhao Zhongxiang and Song Shixiong, they are known as the "Three Giants of Socks Broadcasting".

In July 2008, he was diagnosed with lymphoma, and in September 2008, he was diagnosed with lymphoma, and was suspended from work and admitted to the hospital**, during which he also underwent hematopoietic stem cell transplantation and chemotherapy. He died of illness on the morning of June 5, 2009, at the age of 48.