Monday, June 15, 2026

Korean Firms Accelerate U.S. Rare Earth Push to Cut Reliance on China

South Korean firms are establishing rare earth production hubs in the U.S. to reduce reliance on China, supported by government funding.

THE ARM-LESS DIPLOMACY: Dumped By US And China, Lee’s Regime Clings To A Denuclearization Zombie

The Ministry of Unification reaffirms commitment to Korean Peninsula denuclearization despite recent omissions in U.S. and China's strategies.

Michelle Steel: The First Korean-American Ambassador to South Korea – What This Means for U.S.-Korea Relations

Michelle Steel's nomination as U.S. Ambassador to South Korea aims to enhance bilateral relations and fill a year-long vacancy.

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Medical Innovation Committee Urges Hospitals to Embrace Decarbonization as Energy Security Threats Grow

The Healthcare Innovation Committee recommends decarbonization in healthcare to address energy security threats from the Middle East conflict.

Researchers Identify Bone Age Differences Between Limbs in Rare Pediatric Overgrowth Disorders

A study reveals children with congenital hemihypertrophy show differing bone maturation rates, impacting surgical planning for limb discrepancies.

South Korea Tightens Ebola Entry Controls While Assessing Importation Risk as Low

The Korea Disease Control Agency confirmed no Ebola virus cases in the country and added Ethiopia and Rwanda to the monitoring list.

Mongolia Respiratory Care Partnership Marks New Step in SCL Group’s Global Social Contribution Strategy

SCL Group partners with Yonsei University Gangnam Severance Hospital and MUNMS to enhance healthcare quality in Mongolia.

New Sri Lanka and Mongolia Contracts Strengthen Kangbuk Samsung Hospital’s Global Digital Health Expansion

Gangbuk Samsung Hospital expands its participation in international development cooperation by winning two projects related to non-communicable diseases.

Irregular Meals and Breakfast Skipping Linked to Higher Depression Risk, Korean Study Finds

Irregular eating habits, like skipping breakfast, can harm physical health and increase the risk of depression, according to research.

Hallym Dongtan Sacred Heart Hospital Surpasses 800 Combined Keloid Treatments Through Specialized Clinic

Hallym University Dongtan Sacred Heart Hospital achieves over 800 keloid treatments, focusing on personalized care and ongoing research.

AACR 2026 Highlighted Shift Toward Patient-Centered Cancer Drug Development, Foundation Says

Cancer research is evolving towards patient-centered outcomes, integrating data and technology for better treatments, as noted at AACR 2026.

Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital Launches National Cohort Study on Asymptomatic Tuberculosis

A study on asymptomatic tuberculosis at Seoul St. Mary's Hospital aims to improve diagnosis and treatment, focusing on early intervention.

Korea University Launches Next-Generation Hantavirus Vaccine Project Under National Pandemic Preparedness Program

Korea University is developing a next-gen hantavirus vaccine through public-private collaboration, aiming for rapid production during pandemics.

Recurrent Acute Pancreatitis Greatly Raises Risk of Chronic Disease, Study Finds

A study shows recurrent acute pancreatitis significantly raises the risk of chronic pancreatitis, highlighting the need for early management.

Only Half of People Diagnosed With Hypertension Keep Blood Pressure Under Control, KDCA Says

A study shows only half of South Koreans with hypertension manage it effectively, highlighting the need for better strategies and awareness.

Teen Prescriptions for GLP-1 Obesity Drugs Surge in Korea, Raising Misuse Concerns

Surge in GLP-1 obesity treatment prescriptions among teens raises concerns over misuse and potential health risks.

South Korea Raises Ebola Alert and Tightens Quarantine as DR Congo and Uganda Outbreaks Spread

South Korea raises its Ebola alert level to "Attention" amid outbreaks in Congo and Uganda, urging travelers to monitor health closely.

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