Monday, September 14, 2026

U.S. Assistant Secretary Visits Korea: What to Expect from the Upcoming Talks on North Korea and U.S.-Korea Relations

U.S. Assistant Secretary DeSombre visits South Korea to discuss U.S.-Korea alliance, North Korea dialogue, and security cooperation.

Daewoong Pharmaceutical and Puzzle AI to Supply AI Medical Record Solution CL Note

Daewoong Pharmaceutical partners with Puzzle AI to enhance digital healthcare with CL Note, streamlining hospital operations and patient care.

North Korea’s Tourism Push: Koryo Tours Launches New Routes to Samjiyon and Kangdong Greenhouse Farm

Koryo Tours expands its North Korea offerings, adding new destinations like Samjiyon City and Hwasong District, enhancing tourism experiences.

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Inventage Lab Selected for Global TIPS Program, Accelerating Late-Stage Development of Addiction Treatment

Inventis Lab's long-acting drug IVL3004 for addiction treatment has been selected for the Global TIPS research project by the Ministry of SMEs.

Hong Seong-ho of Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital Becomes First in Asia-Pacific to Perform 1,000 Single-Port Robotic Urologic Surgeries

A South Korean medical team achieved 1,000 single-port robotic surgeries in urology, led by Professor Hong Seong-ho.

Depression Linked to Up to 2.4-Fold Higher Risk of Fatty Liver Disease in Young Adults, Study Finds

A South Korean study reveals young adults with depression face double the risk of fatty liver disease compared to those without.

Exclusive: GC Biopharma Seeks First Phase 2 Trial for Homegrown mRNA Vaccine This Week

GC Biopharma advances to Phase 2 of South Korea's mRNA vaccine program, aiming for late-stage trials after Phase 1 completion.

Patients Travel Overseas for Cell Therapies—South Korea Moves to Lower Barriers to Treatment

South Korean patients seek stem cell therapies abroad due to limited options at home, despite high costs and uncertain efficacy.

Celltrion Group’s 2 Trillion KRW Investment: What It Means for Global Bio Manufacturing by 2032

Celltrion Group plans a 2 trillion KRW investment to enhance production capacity and establish a leading position in global biotech.

Humanoid Robots Will Be Driven by Data, Not Just AI Models, Omdia Says: South Korea Could Become Alternative to U.S.-China Supply Chain

Data collection and ecosystem development are crucial for the humanoid robot industry's success, with South Korea as a potential third supply chain.

South Korea Eases Phase 3 Trial Requirements for Biosimilars Following U.S. and EU… Early Data Becomes Key Battleground

South Korea's MFDS eases Phase 3 trial requirements for biosimilars, aligning with global trends, enhancing early comparability importance.

U.S. pharmaceutical companies’ China clinical trial security probe to conclude this week… Could biotech rivalry intensify?

A U.S. investigation into pharmaceutical trials in China may reshape global biotech strategies, impacting South Korean firms.

Belvarafenib: The Promising New Targeted Cancer Drug for NRAS Mutant Melanoma

Hanmi Pharmaceutical presents Belvarafenib's phase 2 trial for NRAS mutant melanoma at KCA 2026, targeting unmet medical needs.

Korea’s First CAR-T Therapy Clears Initial Reimbursement Hurdle, With First Prescriptions Expected in October

South Korea's first CAR-T therapy, Rimkato, moves closer to national health insurance reimbursement, with commercialization expected by year-end.

Hospitals Fuel South Korea’s Stem Cell Treatment Boom, but Experts Call for Stronger Patient Safeguards

South Korea's stem cell therapies expand rapidly, but lack regulation and clinical evidence, raising patient concerns about treatment choices.

Seoul Asan Medical Center Surpasses 3,000 Adult ECMO Cases, With 65% Successfully Weaned From Life Support

Seoul Asan Medical Center has performed over 3,000 ECMO procedures, achieving a 65% weaning success rate for critically ill patients.

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.

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