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Samsung Electronics said Wednesday two workers at one of its chip manufacturing facilities in South Korea were recently exposed to radiation and a government-led investigation is underway.

Some trainee doctors have returned to their worksites, a senior health ministry official said Friday, amid prolonged walkouts by medical interns and residents against the governments plan to boost the number of medical students.

More than 590 resident doctors who left their hospitals in protest of the government’s medical school quota expansion have returned, the Health Ministry said Friday, without providing the names of the hospitals, citing the possibility of future disadvantages from the medical circle. Currently, a little more than 590 out of 9,900 resident doctors, or six percent of the total, have returned to their training hosp...

/PRNewswire/ -- GC Cell, a fully integrated cell therapy pioneer has announced poster presentations from studies of its preclinical study of GL205 (GCC2005), a...

Boyhood is Im Si-Wan's new K-drama set to premiere on Friday. The youth drama with 10 episodes will air on Coupang Play.

Just a few days ago, something unusual happened in the U.S. state of Michigan. Seeking to bring a close to the weeks-long strike against the automakers, United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain invoked the teachings of Jesus as relevant to the striking workers in what many observers see as a resurgence of the social gospel. Fain argued the righteousness of the labor union in helping address the social problem of fair wages, among other issues. He demonstrated that not only does religion belong i...

Coupang Play’s upcoming drama “Boyhood” has unveiled new character posters! Set in the backdrop of Buyeo Agricultural High School in Chungcheong Province in the 1980s, “Boyhood” follows the story of high school student Byung Tae, a loner whose only goal is to not get beat up but who becomes the most powerful kid overnight. The

Im Siwan soars to social heights in the new poster of Once Upon a Boyhood; set to premiere on November 24.

Dozens of Americans are returning to Korea this month, decades after they first came here to do volunteer work with the Peace Corps. Around 50 participants including Peace Corps Korea volunteers and their family members will be here for the Peace Corps Revisit program, organized by the Korea Foundation with funds from the National Assembly.

This designation, a first since the Hot Springs Act was established in 2010, is part of Gyeongnam Province’s “Bugok Hot Springs Revitalization Policy.”