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Government flags changes in expansion plan - Vimarsana News

Government flags changes in expansion plan

Taking a step back from pushing its medical reform plan, the Korean government said on Friday that it would allow medical schools with additional spots to adjust the number of new medical students freely in an attempt to break the standoff with the medical circle. Prime Minister Han Duck-soo said during Friday’s press briefing that 32 colleges subject to the increase will be allowed to freely adjust the number ...

No breakthrough in Korea's medical standoff despite gov't concession - Vimarsana News

No breakthrough in Korea's medical standoff despite gov't concession

The government's latest decision to permit universities to reduce their medical school enrollment quotas for the 2025 academic year - a significant concession that could potentially reduce the total slots by hundreds from 2,000 - is still short of bringing striking doctors back to work.

Gov't, schools accelerate efforts to enhance medical education - Vimarsana News

Gov't, schools accelerate efforts to enhance medical education

Medical professors are set to reduce their working hours this week to cope with growing fatigue caused by a protracted walkout by junior doctors....

Reducing Alcohol Intake Tied to Fewer CV Events - Vimarsana News

Reducing Alcohol Intake Tied to Fewer CV Events

The benefits of changing drinking behavior among those with higher intakes were due mainly to significant reductions in angina and ischemic stroke.

Study examines reasons for age-related hearing loss - Vimarsana News

Study examines reasons for age-related hearing loss

About one in five people around the world suffer from AHRL, and this number is expected to rise as the global population ages.

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