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South Korea pilots remote doctors collaboration system

The project aims to establish a sustainable remote collaboration system between doctors across health facilities.

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Riding the Hallyu Wave: South Korean tourism head says travellers from UAE to South Korea has increased post-pandemic

Interview with: Kim Sang Ug, Director General, Tourism Industry Policy Bureau, South Korea

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Korean Outrage: BLACKPINK Jisoo, IVE Ahn Yujin, and BTS SUGA Setting a Bad Example for Youth?

BLACKPINK Jisoo, IVE Ahn Yujin, and BTS SUGA appearing drunk on drinking talk shows like "SuChwiTa" and "Nothing Prepared" stirs controversy over their influence on young fans. #Kpop #DrinkingTalkShows #IdolsDrunk

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Medicine linked to lower risk of dementia in people with diabetes: Study

Diabetes patients are twice as likely as non-diabetics to develop dementia

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Diabetes drug may lower risk of DEMENTIA by up to a third, study suggests

Scientists in South Korea said that type 2 diabetics on pioglitazone - sold under the brand name Actos - may have a lower risk of dementia compared to other patients not on the drug.

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