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[Herald Interview] Given choice, AstraZeneca vaccine ‘might not be preferable’ for young people
Apr 9, 2021
If vaccines other than AstraZeneca’s are available for young people, South Korean health authorities may want to consider an alternative, said Dr. Jean-Louis Excler, a vaccinologist at the International Vaccine Institute, as more countries limit the use of the vaccine to older people over blood clot concerns. Excler, who is also part of the vaccine safety working group within COVAX, a global bod...
[Herald Interview] Despite high hurdles, Korea bent on developing drugs
Apr 8, 2021
Head of state-run support program talks opportunities, challenges facing local firms trying to introduce new approaches to treat diseases
[Herald Interview] Korea’s top hematologist warns against brushing off AstraZeneca blood clot link
Apr 7, 2021
South Korea’s top hematologist says Korea must exercise due caution with AstraZeneca vaccinations until there is a better understanding of the unusual blood clot events being reported here and elsewhere among recipients. “By caution I don’t mean vaccinations should stop, not when we don’t have other vaccines in stock. But we need to proactively monitor people receiving the vaccine and treat any ...
Electroacupuncture can improve sleep, study suggests
Feb 11, 2021
Research shows 10 sessions can relieve insomnia
[Herald Interview] ‘Pandemic shows bridging social inequities is public health issue’
Feb 3, 2021
Ex-KCDC chief makes case for protecting socially vulnerable to fight COVID-19 better
Korean kids eat too much sugar: Food Ministry
Jan 27, 2021
Young people in South Korea eat too much sugar from processed food, the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety said Wednesday, citing the World Health Organization’s recommendations. Using data from a health and nutrition survey conducted by the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency, the Food Ministry looked into the daily sugar consumption patterns of some 7,000 Koreans in 2018. The daily suga...
Pets and COVID-19: What owners should know
Jan 27, 2021
A kitten became the first pet to be confirmed infected with the novel coronavirus in South Korea on Sunday. The authorities tested three cats -- a mother and her two kittens -- at a prayer house in Jinju, South Gyeongsang Province, after both of their owners were diagnosed with the disease and had to be taken elsewhere for care. The kitten is now at a pet hotel and being cared for by an animal ...
For some survivors, COVID-19 won’t go away
Jan 25, 2021
Almost a year into the pandemic, former COVID-19 patients are reporting symptoms that persist well beyond the course of their recovery -- a phenomenon also known as “long COVID.” Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency Deputy Director Kwon Jun-wook said over the weekend that pulmonary fibrosis, or lung scarring, had been observed in seven people within a group of 40 recovered COVID-19 patien...
Over 4,000 training equipment accidents reported each year, consumer watchdog says
Jan 22, 2021
Children under the age of 10 exposed to bigger danger, statistics show
[Herald Interview] Hard lessons from COVID-19 will equip Korea better for next pandemic
Jan 18, 2021
This interview is the second installment in a three-part series in conversations with the former directors of the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention -- now the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency -- as the country looks back on a year of the COVID-19 pandemic. -- Ed. A former head of the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says South Korea weathered the novel c...
Half of Alzheimer’s patients show mild symptoms of dementia
Jan 14, 2021
Study highlights need for research and intervention to slow decline, researchers say
[Herald Interview] Korea’s COVID-19 response overlooks patients’ well-being
Jan 12, 2021
‘No patient should die in wait for treatment,’ says ex-chief of Korea CDC
Drug Ministry warns against using steroids for muscle growth
Jan 11, 2021
Misuse or abuse of steroids can result in hair loss, infertility and irregular menstruation
Celim Biotech brand ‘Atomu’ received 14th Korea Excellent Patent Award
Jan 5, 2021
Celim Biotech’s brand Atomu won a patent award in the Household and Cosmetics category at the 14th Korea Excellent Patent Award held December 2020. The Korea Excellent Patent Award was hosted by Hankook Ilbo and sponsored by the Korea Institute of Patent Information and Korea Intellectual Property Strategy Agency, to promote domestic patent technology and foster products and companies, eventuall...
Study says woman was reinfected with COVID-19 shortly after recovering
Nov 26, 2020
A young, previously healthy person who caught and recovered from COVID-19 was infected again with a different strain of the pathogen, a recent study in South Korea shows. A 21-year-old woman who had been admitted to a hospital with mild COVID-19 symptoms in Seoul in March tested positive again in April, six days after being discharged on March 30, according to the study published in the journal ...
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