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Public Health
Hair Loss Recognized as Disease from Follicle Damage
In recent academic discourse, there is growing recognition of hair loss as a disease of modern people. Getty Images Bank After President Lee Jae-myung stated during the Ministry of Health and Welfare’s year-end 2025 policy briefing that “hair loss is a matter of survival,” controversy has reignited in political circles over whether hair loss treatment should be covered by the National Health Insur
2026.02.02
MedTech
Celltrion Internalizes Hyaluronidase SC Formulation Technology
2026.02.02
MedTech
OLED “Hair-Loss Cap” Claims 92% Cell Aging Cut
2026.02.01
MedTech
Korean Team Develops Light-Based Cancer Cell Therapy
2026.02.06
Global Business
Korea United Pharm speeds Vietnam push, targets double cancer drug sales
2026.02.05
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