Monday, September 14, 2026

North Korea Allows the Registration of Personal Cars, But There’s a Catch

North Korea plans to revise vehicle management standards to regulate growing private car ownership, emphasizing safety and state control.

How International Collaboration is Revolutionizing Infectious Disease Research in Asia

Korea's Disease Control Agency establishes a framework for local medical institutions to join international clinical trials for infectious diseases.

Major Investment Banks Forecast U.S. Interest Rates Drop After September

U.S. interest rate cuts are delayed post-September due to inflation concerns from rising oil prices, affecting forecasts from major banks.

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2025 HIV/AIDS Report: New Infections Drop by 4.9% – What You Need to Know

South Korea saw a 4.9% drop in new HIV infections in 2025, with 99% of cases linked to sexual contact, highlighting the need for testing.

South Korea Steps Up Ebola Screening Amid Central Africa Outbreaks

KDCA reviews Ebola preparedness at Incheon Airport amid outbreaks in Africa, ensuring strict quarantine measures for travelers.

New Class 4 Disease Regulations on Candida Auris Starting March 29 in South Korea

KDCA classifies Candida auris as a Class 4 infectious disease, enhancing surveillance and management to combat this resistant pathogen.

Revolutionizing Antibiotic Use: Insights from Korea’s ASP Model Featured in JAMA

Korea's Antimicrobial Stewardship Program gains international recognition for optimizing antibiotic use and addressing resistance issues.

Anthrax, Plague, and BSL-3 Research: South Korea Checks 47 Safety Items, CCTV, and Records

The KDCA confirmed 100% compliance with biosafety standards in inspections of high-risk pathogen facilities and BSL-3 labs.

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