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Palantir’s 24% Drop in 5 Days Linked to DoD Budget Cuts, Despite AI Sector Growth

Palantir Technologies' stock dropped 10% after DoD budget cuts, highlighting its reliance on government contracts amidst an AI boom.

Oh Seung-hwan Ends Illustrious Career Spanning KBO, NPB, and MLB

Veteran pitcher Oh Seung-hwan retires after 21 years, with his jersey number 21 to be retired by Samsung Lions, honoring his legacy.

LG’s AI Revolution: How Collaboration with Palantir and SkilledAI Will Transform the Future of Robotics

LG Group's chairman met with AI leaders in Silicon Valley to explore collaboration and enhance AI commercialization in manufacturing.

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Samsung Medical Center Achieves ICHOM Certification: A New Era for Patient-Centered Cancer Care in Korea

Samsung Medical Center's Cancer Hospital is the first in South Korea to receive ICHOM certification for patient-centered care in breast cancer.

Why Are 55% of Nurses Leaving Top Hospitals? Insights into South Korea’s Nursing Crisis

Over half of inactive nurses returning to work leave again due to high workloads; urgent measures needed to retain staff.

South Korea’s Drug Safety Ministry Discusses Monitoring Network With Medical Groups

The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety discusses drug supply conditions and plans an inventory-sharing system for emergency medicines.

Discover the Future of Heart Care: Medtronic’s Micra2 Pacemaker Launches with 40% Longer Battery Life

Medtronic launched the Micra 2 leadless pacemaker, enhancing battery life and algorithms for personalized cardiac care.

How AI Read CXR is Transforming Chest X-Ray Analysis: A Deep Dive into the First AI Medical Device Approved in Korea

South Korea's first generative AI medical device, AI Read X-ray, gains approval for interpreting X-rays with radiologist-level accuracy.

Lunit’s AI Foundation Model: Transforming Healthcare with 16 Billion Parameters

Medical AI firm Lunit successfully passes the first phase of a national project and enters the second phase of nationwide validation.

AI in Healthcare: How South Korea’s 90 Million KRW Initiative is Transforming Chronic Disease Management

The Ministry of Health and Welfare launches a 90 billion KRW AI project to enhance chronic disease care across healthcare sectors.

Health Ministry to build “fast track” for commercialization of AI digital medical devices

The government launches a "fast track" for AI medical devices to ease market entry and enhance clinical adoption, with $300M allocated.

AI in Healthcare: How Lunit and KAIST Are Revolutionizing Medical Technology in 2026

South Korea enhances AI in healthcare with Lunit and KAIST's models, achieving high accuracy and speed for medical applications.

A Future Of 24/7 Health Monitoring: Korea Pushes AI-Driven Care Forward

Daewoong Pharmaceutical showcases its digital healthcare innovations, achieving significant market share with AI solutions for patient care.

South Korea Government Response: Quick Solutions to Naphtha Supply Issues for Medical Materials

South Korea's government is expediting approvals for medical supply production amid naphtha supply issues, easing industry concerns.

Korea’s Patient Rights Bill: A Landmark Shift Towards Patient-Centered Healthcare

Patient advocacy groups celebrate the Patient Basic Act, marking a shift to a patient-centered healthcare model in South Korea.

Health Ministry allocates $217.5 million in supplementary budget to support vulnerable groups, youth, and address healthcare gaps

South Korea's Ministry of Health allocates $217.5 million to support vulnerable groups amid rising living costs and healthcare gaps.

How the Ongoing Middle East Conflict is Impacting South Korea’s Medical Supply Chain

The Ministry of Health and Welfare discussed pharmaceutical supply stability amid Middle East conflict, ensuring proactive monitoring and response.

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