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North Korea has recently reported fewer than 200 daily fever cases amid its first domestic COVID-19 outbreak and says its traditional “Koryo” herbal medicines are playing a key role in curing patients

N. Korea in festive mood ahead of Victory Day; all eyes on Kim Jong-uns likely message

PAJU, South Korea (AP) - As a medical student in North Korea, Lee Gwang-jin said he treated his fevers and other minor ailments with traditional herbal medicine. But bad illness could mean trouble bec...

The isolated country's people have little money, so they often turn to the cheaper traditional medicine, which they trust already.

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Defectors and experts believe North Korea is mobilising Koryo medicine simply because it doesnt have enoug...

As a medical student in North Korea, Lee Gwang-jin said he treated his fevers and other minor ailments with traditional herbal medicine. But bad illness could mean trouble because hospitals in his rural hometown lacked the ambulances, beds, even the electricity at times needed to treat critical or emergency patients. So Lee was skeptical when…

A proposal to scrap the restriction has been put forward so the public can understand the propaganda people are subject to across the border

The isolated country's people have little money, so they often turn to the cheaper traditional medicine, which they trust already.

A South Korean activist group has vowed to continue their campaign to float balloons to deliver medicine and information to North Korea amid a COVID outbreak despite the fear of retaliation from the Kim Jong Un regime.