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14:21Students with history of violence will be barred from becoming teachers
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14:10S.Korea and Italy to dedicate 2024 and 2025 to enhancing cultural exchanges
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14:08[AtoZ Korean Mind] Does your job define who you are? Should it?
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13:59Korail Tourism Development recommends springtime rail bike trips
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13:52Special footage of 'The Acolyte' featuring Lee Jung-jae unveiled ahead of series' release in June
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13:51[Herald Interview] Hanatour CEO talks reshaping travel landscape
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11:15Financing with gender perspective pivotal for equal, just society: UN
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11:12Samsung mocks Apple over iPhone alarm glitch
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10:32S. Korea's working-age population to dip nearly 10m by 2044 amid low births
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09:47Govt. asks hospitals to mitigate impact of medical professors' absence
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Govt. asks hospitals to mitigate impact of medical professors' absence
The health ministry has asked hospitals to devise measures to minimize damage to patients from medical professors taking a collective action in support of a walkout by junior doctors protesting the increase in medical school quotas, officials said Monday. The Korean Hospital Association said the government has asked hospital chiefs to take appropriate measures for patients undergoing treatment when medical professors, who are senior doctors, resign or take a leave of absence. Medical professors