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S. Korea’s first suspected MIS-C cases coronavirus-negative: KCDC

May 27, 2020

Health Ministry issues coronavirus guidance for summertime safety
Mysterious children’s illness with potential links to COVID-19 arrives in S. Korea

May 26, 2020

The first suspected cases of a rare inflammatory disease striking children and young adults have been reported in South Korea, health authorities said Tuesday, issuing special warnings as preschools ...
Seoul to digitize visitor information at high risk venues to facilitate contact tracing

May 24, 2020

Schools to allow partial attendance
Flu vaccinations key this fall, winter: KCDC

May 21, 2020

'Next wave of coronavirus could coincide with flu season,' officials say
Am I sick or just hypochondriac? Coronavirus-induced anxiety on the rise

May 19, 2020

Nearly half of Koreans report struggling psychologically from pandemic, survey finds
[Herald Interview] ‘Never too early to start preparing for next epidemic’

May 17, 2020

Seasoned health official says Korea will rise from coronavirus outbreak stronger, better prepared for next one
Coronavirus-inspired changes to arrive in S. Korean health care

May 4, 2020

Remote medical care, respiratory-only clinics coming to health service
[Herald Interview] ‘Making vaccines accessible is biggest COVID-19 challenge’

May 3, 2020

Vaccine security key in pandemic preparedness, says top vaccine researcher
New disinfectant to kill coronavirus for 90 days

May 3, 2020

Scientists at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology have developed "MAP-1," a new disinfectant spray that can kill viruses -- including the novel coronavirus -- and bacteria for up to 90...
S. Korea considers introducing faster coronavirus testing kit

Apr 26, 2020

South Korea's health authorities said Sunday they are considering introducing a coronavirus testing kit that could produce results in about one hour for emergency operations or women in labor. Jeong...
Everyday steps to stem COVID-19

Apr 22, 2020

S. Korea to reopen economy in phases
COVID-19 could be systemic in newborn babies, says pediatrician

Apr 22, 2020

South Korea’s youngest patient, who was diagnosed with COVID-19 on March 8 at just 27 days old, had higher viral loads for a longer period of time than her mother despite being exposed to an identica...
[Newsmaker] Not just lungs: Coronavirus can damage other organs

Apr 20, 2020

South Korea reported over the weekend the first case of a heart disease linked to novel coronavirus infection, suggesting the virus most commonly known to cause respiratory distress may have a wider ...
EvidNet supports global data research to fight COVID-19

Apr 10, 2020

After the World Health Organization declared a COVID-19 pandemic, global health care researchers are becoming more interested in South Korea’s experience and data. The country is becoming a center of...
Human testing for Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine this fall

Mar 31, 2020

WASHINGTON (AFP) -- Johnson & Johnson said on Monday it had selected a lead candidate vaccine for the new coronavirus that would move to human trials by September and could be ready for emergency use...