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South Korea's Prime Minister Han Duck-soo said the government will adjust its healthcare reform plans to let medical schools determine their own admissions ...
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Quick Glance: South Korea adjusts medical school quotas to resolve walkout
- Government to let medical schools determine admissions to end junior doctor strike.
- Acceptance of proposal to reduce increase in medical school admissions by up to 50%.
- Dispute over adding 2000 more physicians by 2035, with 32 medical schools allowed to lower quotas for 2022.
- President Yoon advocates for more doctors, while protesting physicians demand better working conditions and criticize government's approach.
Wednesday's elections are paramount for South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol, as any hope of passing laws over the rest of his single five-year term depends ... Show more asia.nikkei.com/Politics/South-Korea-s-swing-seats-hold-key-to-power-in-election-showdown
Health care standoff feared to drag on even longer: President Yoon Suk Yeol said Tuesday he humbly accepts the sentiment of voters shown in last week's general ...
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How young Koreans find peace of mind in pet stones: The rock-collecting culture in South Korea recently made a comeback during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Photo ID to become mandatory at hospitals for insurance benefits : Patients who want to receive national health insurance benefits at medical institutes will be ...
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Yoon's med school quota hike plan at crossroads following ruling party's election defeat
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Gov’t-doctors negotiations may begin in earnest after elections: The government and doctors are signaling apparent willingness to move toward negotiations to ...
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South Korean man who assaulted short-haired worker ‘for being feminist’ jailed for 3 years
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Asia Budget-Store Billionaires Get Richer From Inflation Pain: Not everyone is a loser when it comes to inflation.
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‘Medical reforms are likely’: THE government is expected to announce that it is willing to adjust plans to raise medical school admissions in a bid to end a ...
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Taiwan thanks Thai government for NT$1 million quake relief donation - Focus Taiwan
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VA: New law says menstrual data can't be forced via search warrants: Fourteen months ago, Stephen Colbert mocked Gov. Glenn Youngkin for opposing a bill to ...
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Japan Tackles Productivity Losses From Its Pollen-Rich Trees: The country is known for cherry trees, but cedars are responsible for the high allergy rate
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South Korea's Yoon joins early voting ahead of parliamentary elections: South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol cast his ballot as two days of early voting for next ...
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Quick Glance: South Korea's Yoon participates in early voting for parliamentary elections
- President Yoon Suk Yeol casts his vote for the 22nd parliamentary election
- High turnout in early voting as ruling party aims to regain majority
- Opposition rejects controversial laws, Yoon hopes for success for his party
- Yoon and Han, both former prosecutors, central figures in the elections
South Korea’s Doctors’ Walkout Spurs Thousands of Complaints: Thousands of interns and residents who stopped working in February are testing the public’s high ...
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Quick Glance: South Korea’s Doctors’ Protest and Public Frustration
- Six weeks after thousands of residents and interns at South Korean hospitals went on strike, frustration is on the rise.
- Over 2,000 complaints have been filed by patients about postponed, canceled, or refused surgeries and treatments.
- Much of the anger over the disruptions is directed at President Yoon Suk Yeol, who is pushing to expand medical school admissions to address a physician shortage.
- Critics accuse doctors of trying to protect their elite status and income by keeping the number of physicians low, leading to public frustration.
Explainer: South Korea's Yoon hints at flexibility in doctors' strike as election looms
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Quick Glance: Yoon urges doctors to resolve impasse over trainees
- President Yoon Suk Yeol signaled willingness to compromise on his medical reform proposals.
- Over 90% of the 13,000 trainees have been striking since Feb. 20 against the government's plan to increase medical school admissions.
- Yoon emphasized the urgency of medical reforms and urged the medical community to present specific proposals backed by scientific evidence.
- Previous governments failed to address doctor shortages due to strong opposition from the medical sectors.
Number of South Korea marriages edges up in 2023 after 11 years of falls: The number of marriages in South Korea rose in 2023 for the first time in more than a ...
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Quick Glance: South Korea Witnesses Increase in Marriage Rates in 2023 After Long Decline
- The number of marriages in South Korea rose in 2023 for the first time in more than a decade, driven by pent-up demand from couples who postponed their weddings during the pandemic.
- The slight uptick in marriages last year followed a significant decline in South Korea's fertility rate in 2023, as women, concerned about career advancement and the cost of raising children, delayed childbirth or opted not to have children.
- Marriages involving foreign partners saw a notable increase for the second consecutive year, rising by 18.3% to 19,717.
- The government has pledged to implement 'extraordinary measures' to address the low birth rate, with political parties promising public housing and easier loans for young South Koreans ahead of the April election.
Nearly 30% of South Korean students overweight, with more binge drinking than before
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Gov't vows not to backtrack increased medical school admission quotas despite doctors' walkout
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South Korea protests: Senior doctors to submit resignations in support of strikes
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Quick Glance: South Korea's medical professors reduce practice hours
- Medical professors in South Korea have announced plans to reduce their practice hours starting on Monday to support striking trainee doctors protesting against a government proposal to increase medical school admissions.
- The professors intend to scale back outpatient treatment and focus on emergencies and severely ill patients, with some planning to submit resignations.
- The government argues that the plan to increase the number of medical students admitted annually from 2025 is crucial to address the doctor shortage in one of the world's fastest-aging societies.
- Despite government threats to suspend licenses of striking doctors, President Yoon Suk Yeol urged for a more conciliatory approach and flexible measures to address the situation.
2nd vice health minister emerges as biggest adversary of doctors: Second Vice Health Minister Park Min-soo, who has spearheaded the Yoon Suk Yeol ...
koreatimes.co.kr/www/nation/2024/04/119_371924.html
Government approval needed to own ‘dangerous dogs’ in South Korea from April 27: The dogs must undergo a temperament evaluation to determine their suitability as ...
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Seoul bus drivers end strike after city agrees to wage increase: Bus drivers in the South Korean capital of Seoul ended an hours-long strike on Thursday after a ...
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Quick Glance: Seoul Bus Drivers' Strike Causes Morning Commute Delays
- On Thursday, unionized bus drivers in Seoul went on a general strike to demand a wage hike, resulting in the near complete halt of bus operations in the capital and leading to delays for commuters during the morning rush hour.
- Following unsuccessful last-minute wage negotiations, the union with approximately 18,000 members at 65 companies proceeded with their threatened strike, impacting 7,210 intracity buses, constituting 97.6 percent of the capital's bus services.
- This general strike, the first since 2012, brought about significant inconveniences for passengers during the morning rush hour, causing delays in travel times for commuters and catching uninformed passengers off guard.
- To alleviate passenger inconveniences, the city government ramped up subway operations for the morning and evening rush hours and extended the subway operating hours until 2 a.m.
Box office success of 'Exhuma' ignites optimism for media stocks : Optimism is growing that media stocks may finally emerge from the prolonged ...
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More women than men think about taking own lives: health ministry report : More women than men think about suicide and actually attempt to take their own lives ...
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Korea seeks to halve HIV infections by 2030 : Health authorities in Korea have formulated countermeasures against human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infections ...
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BOK advised to enhance communication with market regarding monetary policy : A potential rate cut by the Bank of Korea (BOK) here is unlikely to stoke home ...
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South Korea Trainee Doctors’ Protest Walkout Leaves Patients in Limbo: Lee Kyung-ja’s sister is caught in the middle of a labor dispute between South Korean ...
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Quick Glance: South Korea initiates suspension of 4,900 striking doctors' licenses
- South Korea has commenced the process of suspending the medical licenses of 4,900 junior doctors who have resigned in opposition to government healthcare reforms.
- The strikes have resulted in surgery cancellations, long wait times, and delayed treatments at major hospitals.
- The government is deploying military doctors to work in civilian hospitals while also taking steps to improve working conditions for trainee medics.
- Despite broad public support for the government's plan, some are advocating for negotiations to resume between the striking doctors and the government.
Free textbooks for North Korean students who can pay for them in scrap paper: With a shortage in raw materials, valuable paper must be recycled and it’s on ...
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New chief of doctors' group vows to disrupt election campaigns of antagonistic politicians
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South Korean Senior Doctors to Resign in Support of Ongoing Strike by Junior Doctors
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Quick Glance: Protests in South Korea: Doctors Resign in Solidarity
- Senior doctors at numerous hospitals in South Korea planned to submit their resignations as a show of support for medical interns and residents who have been on strike for five weeks due to the government's drastic increase in medical school admissions.
- The decision by senior doctors is unlikely to immediately worsen hospital operations in South Korea, given their commitment to continue working even after submitting their resignations.
- Approximately 12,000 interns and medical residents are facing potential license suspensions for persisting with their strikes, resulting in numerous canceled surgeries and treatments at their hospitals.
- The government emphasizes the urgent need for more doctors due to South Korea's rapidly aging population and the low doctor-to-population ratio, while doctors express concerns that the planned increase in admissions may lead to excessive competition and unnecessary treatments.
Ruling bloc moves toward talks, compromise in conflict with doctors: The ruling bloc is increasingly leaning toward dialogue and compromise to resolve the ...
koreatimes.co.kr/www/nation/2024/03/356_371471.html
North Korea's Kim calls for stronger war fighting capabilities against the US and South Korea
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Quick Glance: North Korea Seals Border with China
- North Korea is using the COVID-19 pandemic to seal its northern border with China.
- Satellite images reveal heightened security measures along the border.
- Measures include constructing new fences and enhancing existing security infrastructure.
- The border closure hinders trade and living conditions in North Korea.
Possible “heir to the throne”? Kim Jong-un's daughter a "great leader": Kim Ju-ae, estimated to be 11 or 12 years old, was officially introduced for the first ...
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Explainer: Why South Korean doctors and the government remain at odds over walkout?
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Quick Glance: South Korea Suspends Licenses of Striking Doctors
- South Korea's government initiated steps to suspend the medical licenses of thousands of striking junior doctors who failed to end their joint walkouts, causing significant disruptions in hospital operations.
- Around 9,000 medical interns and residents have been on strike for two weeks, protesting against a government proposal to increase medical school admissions sharply, resulting in numerous canceled surgeries and threats to the country's healthcare system.
- Officials conducted checks at hospitals to confirm the absence of striking doctors as the government proceeded with license suspensions, giving the doctors a chance to respond before implementation.
- The government reiterated its call for the doctors to cease their walkouts and return to patient care, emphasizing the critical importance of prioritizing patient well-being during the ongoing strike.
South Korea Provides More Funds for Health Care During Doctors’ Walkout: South Korea’s government lined up more money to support a health-care system hit by a ...
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South Korea opens hotline to support doctors defying walkout: South Korea's government opened a hotline for doctors on Tuesday that the health minister said was ...
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South Korea Will Take Final Steps to Suspend Licenses of Striking Junior Doctors Starting Next Week
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Paid articlePaid South Korea Has Plan Ready for Prolonged Walkout by Doctors: South Korea has a contingency plan for a prolonged walkout by trainee doctors that has threatened ...
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Paid articlePaidQuick Glance: Thousands rally in South Korea amid healthcare crisis
- Thousands of South Korean doctors protested in Seoul against the government in an escalating conflict over medical training reforms, leading to junior doctors quitting en masse and hospitals being plunged into chaos.
- Around 10,000 junior doctors stopped working nearly two weeks ago to oppose increases in medical school admissions meant to address doctor shortages and an aging society next year.
- The government issued a deadline for the striking professionals to return to work by Feb 29, threatening legal action including arrests or medical license suspensions.
- The mass work stoppage has severely impacted hospitals, with critical treatments and surgeries being cancelled, prompting the government to elevate its public health alert to the highest level.
Yoon's med school quota hike plan raises fears regarding brain drain from sciences
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(2nd LD) Yoon vows to respond strictly to doctors' walkout: SEOUL, March 6 (Yonhap) -- President Yoon Suk Yeol vowed Wednesday to respond st...
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Medical professors seek to join mass resignations: Medical professors across the country are threatening to tender their resignations en masse as doctors ...
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Fertility rate in Korea hits another record low of 0.65 : Korea's total fertility rate fell to a fresh record quarterly low of 0.65 in the fourth quarter of 2023 ...
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Quick Glance: South Korea's Birth Rate Continues to Plummet
- South Korea confirmed a further decline in its already lowest birth rate on Wednesday.
- Ongoing investments in programs to boost the birth rate have not reversed the decline.
- South Korea's fertility rate dropped to 0.72 in 2023, nearly 8% lower than the previous year.
- Experts attribute low birth rates to various factors, including high child-rearing costs and a competitive society.
South Korea needs more doctors. A massive strike shows it won’t be easy.: Surgeries are delayed as residents and interns protest a plan to increase medical ...
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Quick Glance: South Korea sets Deadline for Doctors to Return
- South Korean doctors protest government policies
- Government issues ultimatum for doctors to return by end of February
- Protest leads to patient rejections and procedure cancellations
- Government plans to increase new medical students and improve medical services
President says medical school quota hike is 'will of the people' : A group of doctors filed a complaint against the health minister and one of his ...
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Veterans ministry to enhance medical services for veterans : The Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs said Tuesday it will enhance medical services for ...
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South Korea doctors' strike: Hours left before return-to-work deadline ends: South Korea’s government is making a last appeal to junior doctors to end a walkout ...
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Quick Glance: Current Status of Doctors' Strike in South Korea
- For over a week, thousands of doctors in South Korea have been on strike, yet a resolution to their dispute with the government remains elusive.
- The conflict originated from the government's proposal in February to increase student admissions to medical schools in order to combat the long-standing physician shortage in South Korea.
- Despite the doctors' opposition and the backing of their senior colleagues, the government persisted with its plan, resulting in a surge of resignations among trainee doctors.
South Korean Doctors Should Return to Duty: They are jeopardizing patients’ lives to safeguard their own privilege.
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South Korean doctors continue walkout as global body weighs in: South Korean trainee doctors continued their walkout Saturday with little sign of them returning ...
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Quick Glance: Government Takes Action Against Striking Doctors
- A large number of doctors are returning to work; more expected to come back
- The Ministry of Health and Welfare issued an ultimatum for striking doctors
- Government aims to increase medical student enrollment to address doctor shortage
- Government unveils plan to augment professors at national medical schools
South Korean tales of inequality strike chord with Japan readers : TOKYO -- The Korean boom in Japan has spilled into the literary space as Japanese readers ...
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South Korea strike: Young doctors have until Thursday to return to work: The South Korean government is given striking young doctors four days to return to work ...
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The Ministry of Health and Wellness (MOHW) Monday joined with the Diaspora in condemning recently reported racist, sexist and violent remarks about UK Member ... Show more www.jamaicaobserver.com/2024/03/26/ministry-condemns-reported-racist-remarks-contractor/
Images show North Korea sealing its border with China: Guard posts along a stretch of the northern border have increased from fewer than 40 to 6,500.
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South Korea opens hotline to support doctors defying walkout: South Korea's government opened a hotline for doctors on Tuesday that the health minister said was ...
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Victorian Labor senator Linda White dies after taking leave over health issues: The prime minister says Labor's hearts are broken at news Victorian senator Linda ...
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#BangkokPost : South Korean medical professors began submitting their resignations en masse on Monday (March 25) and scaling back outpatient work to support an ongoing ... Show more #video #SouthKorean #Health #medical #doctors www.bangkokpost.com/video/world/2762408/gloomy-youth-pull-us-western-europe-down-happiness-list
Opposition Spokesman on Health and Wellness, Dr Alfred Dawes is urging the Ministry of Health and Wellness (MOHW) to provide transparency regarding its ... Show more www.jamaicaobserver.com/2024/03/25/opposition-calls-mohw-clarify-contract-details-phoenix-partnership/
South Korean doctor dies, reportedly from overwork, as strike piles more pressure on healthcare system
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Report says Taiwan has world’s 45th- highest PM2.5: Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan
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The Ministry of Health and Wellness has joined with the diaspora in condemning recently reported racist, sexist and violent remarks about Jamaican and United ... Show more jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/20240325/health-ministry-condemns-reported-racist-remarks-about-uk-mp-contractor #GLNRToday
Why self-immolation has been used by political protesters for decades: Aaron Bushnell's death in Washington, D.C., is the latest example of an extreme form of ...
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Opposition calls on MOHW to clarify contract details with The Phoenix Partnership
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South Korea Will Take Final Steps to Suspend Licenses of Striking Junior Doctors Starting Next Week
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Thousands of South Korean doctors stage mass demonstration in Seoul: Thousands of doctors in South Korea took to the streets of Seoul on Sunday to protest the ...
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Paid articlePaid South Korean Doctors Widen Walk Out to Protest More Seats at Med Schools: Nearly 8,000 South Korean trainee doctors have not reported for work in a protest ...
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Quick Glance: South Korean Doctors Protest Physician Increase
- Image caption: Doctors rallied in Seoul against government plans to increase the number of physicians.
- South Korea's low doctor-per-patient ratio prompts government to expand medical school placements.
- Highly privatized healthcare system in South Korea with majority procedures linked to insurance payments and over 90% private hospitals.
- Prof. Soonman Kwon states more doctors mean more competition, reduced income, explaining opposition to physician supply increase proposal.
South Korea health alert raised to ‘severe’ over doctors walkout: South Korea raised its health alert to the highest level after a walkout by trainee doctors ...
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South Korea Issues First License Suspension for Doctors’ Walkout: South Korean authorities have issued notices to temporarily suspend the licenses of two doctors ...
bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-03-19/south-korea-issues-first-license-suspension-for-doctors-walkout
Paid articlePaid Gov't issues trainee doctors ultimatum to return to hospitals by Thursday : Cases of patient damage are piling up, with an elderly woman dying of cardiac ...
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K-pop band SEVENTEEN's S.Coups exempted from mandatory military service : K-pop band Seventeen lead, S.Coups has been exempted from military service due to ...
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Korea's suicide rate falls slightly in 2022: data : Korea's suicide rate inched down in 2022 after the COVID-19 pandemic, though it remained at the highest ...
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South Korea's trainee doctors continue walkout over pay, hours: SEOUL -- Na submitted her resignation a week ago to the Seoul hospital where she worked as a ...
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Foreign missions to represent migrant workers in filing industrial injury insurance claims
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Mehr Medizinstudienplätze trotz Ärztestreiks in Südkorea: Seoul – Die südkoreanische Regierung in Seoul treibt trotz eines Ärztestreiks eine Reform des ...
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Song Joong-ki on why Netflix’s My Name Is Loh Kiwan, about a North Korean defector, is ‘a healing movie’ and why starring in it ‘felt like fate’
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More South Korea doctors join protest, authorities warn patients at risk: Thousands of trainee doctors at South Korea's biggest hospitals joined a walkout on ...
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(2nd LD) Health ministry sends final notice of license suspension to 2 leaders of doctors' group
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