Friday, July 31, 2026

When Pyongyang’s Top Diplomat Vanishes From the Front Row

North Korean officials commemorated Kim Jong Il's birthday, but key leaders were absent, hinting at significant policy discussions ahead.

Trump Administration Proposes Major Rollback of Truck Emission Regulations

The Trump administration proposes to roll back emissions regulations for large trucks, sparking debate over environmental impacts and industry costs.

WORK OR DIE: Kim Jong Un Demands Citizens Sacrifice Their Lives For His ‘Unconditional’ Party Policies

North Korea promotes the Gangwon-do spirit for self-reliant prosperity, highlighting economic activism and recent achievements in various sectors.

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Cancer Patients Say Long Waits, Limited Consultation Time Leave Questions Unanswered

A study reveals cancer patients face communication barriers, emotional distress, and lack of support during treatment, necessitating better care.

Catholic University Launches Korea’s First AIoT Smart Space Design Lab: What This Means for Future Designers

Catholic University launches Korea's first AIoT Convergence Space Design Lab, enhancing smart space design education and industry collaboration.

2026 Residency Report: Why Reduced Working Hours Aren’t Improving Mental Health for Asian Doctors

Despite reduced working hours, medical residents face worsening mental health, highlighting a need for better training and support systems.

Smilegate Future Lab to Host AI Education Conference With MIT and Stanford Experts

Smilegate Future Lab will host an AI conference on June 20-21, featuring renowned scholars discussing AI's impact on education.

ADHD Medication Misconceptions: Why Korean Teens Are Misusing Study Drugs

ADHD medications are misused by teens as smart drugs. The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety expands education and AI monitoring to combat this.

47% of U.S. College Students Consider Changing Majors Over AI Job Concerns

Nearly half of U.S. college students consider changing majors due to AI job replacement fears, with universities struggling to adapt.

Boryung Launches Humans In Space Youth Program: How Your Child Can Send Their Artwork to the Moon!

Boryung's HIS Youth program will send student works to the moon, fostering future talent in space life sciences and exploration.

AI vs. Human Skills: Are Doctors Losing Their Edge After AI Use?

A study shows that physicians' skills may decline after stopping AI use, highlighting the need for careful assessment of AI's impact on human capabilities.

How ExcelOs Inject Revolutionizes Bone Grafting: Insights from the Latest GBR Seminar

CGBIO hosted a hands-on seminar for dental professionals, focusing on practical skills in maxillary sinus lifts and bone grafting techniques.

Facing Doctor Shortages, South Korea Mandates 10-Year Service for Selected Medical Students

South Korea plans a Local Physician System to tackle healthcare disparities, offering support for students who serve in underserved areas.

2026년 바이오의약품 안전관리: 이상사례 과학적 분석의 모든 것

The FDA enhances adverse event evaluation and guides healthcare providers on self-injectable medications for patient safety.

Unlocking Creativity: How Seoul’s Youth Will Benefit from New AI and Robotics Programs

Seoul Science Center partners with Smilegate Future Lab to enhance youth education in robotics and AI through innovative programs.

Unlock Your Musical Potential: Learn Guitar with Fender Play TV on Samsung TVs!

Samsung partners with Fender to launch the Fender Play TV app on TVs, providing professional guitar lessons for users at home.

Biosimilars No Longer Second-Best: Highlighting Cost Savings and Improved Patient Access

Biosimilars are becoming standard care, with growing confidence in their safety and efficacy, driven by cost savings and improved accessibility.

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