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How Is South Korea As A Destination For Studying Abroad
Students can benefit from the various scholarships that are offered by the universities in South Korea.
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Delta Variant Cases Show 300 Times Higher Viral Load, Shows South Korea Study
People infected with the more transmissible Delta variant have a viral load 300 times higher than those with the original version of the COVID-19 virus when symptoms are first observed, a South Korea study found.
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People Are More Likely To Contract COVID-19 At Home, Study Finds
South Korean epidemiologists have found that people were more likely to contract the new coronavirus from members of their own households than from contacts outside the home.
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Why A South Korean Newspaper Asked Experts To Look At Photos Of Kim Jong Un's Shoes
Last week's summit between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un produced an official declaration that is now being studied by experts all around the world. But more mundane-seeming details are also being devoured.
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Skinny Women Are At a Increased Risk of Depression: Study
According South Korean Study significant chunk of skinny people battle with body image issues and depression too.
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How One Man Spread A killer Virus In Hospital
A single patient infected 82 people with the deadly MERS virus in an overcrowded South Korean emergency room in 2015, according to a scientific investigation released on Saturday.
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Seoul Says North Korea Scattered Million Propaganda Leaflets
North Korea has scattered nearly one million propaganda leaflets in South Korea over the past week, Seoul said today, in an escalating propaganda battle triggered by Pyongyang's latest nuclear test.
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Modest Coffee Consumption Good for the Heart, Says Study
People who drink three to five cups of coffee a day may have a lower risk of clogged arteries that can cause serious heart problems, a study said today.
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Paris Motor Show 2016: SsangYong LIV-2 Concept Makes Public Debut
South Korean car maker SsangYong has officially revealed the LIV-2 Concept (Limitless Interface Vehicle) at the ongoing Paris Motor Show. The LIV-2 concept study previews a future production large premium SUV for the Mahindra-owned company and is a strategic product for the automaker when it will go into production next year.
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M&M Studying US Entry for Ssangyong Auto Unit
Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd, India's largest utility vehicle maker, is conducting early-stage studies on selling cars in the United States made by its wholly owned South Korean unit Ssangyong Motor Co, a senior executive said.
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Samsung careers dream jobs for South Koreans, and key to a good marriage: Report
Students in South Korea study hard to get into top conglomerates, or "chaebol", and an industry of coaching institutes has spawned to give them an edge in recruitment.
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Crackdown filling North Korean prisons with defectors
North Korea's prison population has swelled with those caught fleeing the country under a crackdown on defections by young leader Kim Jong Un, according to defectors living in South Korea and researchers who study Pyongyang's notorious network of labor camps and detention centers.
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How Is South Korea As A Destination For Studying Abroad
Students can benefit from the various scholarships that are offered by the universities in South Korea.
-
Delta Variant Cases Show 300 Times Higher Viral Load, Shows South Korea Study
People infected with the more transmissible Delta variant have a viral load 300 times higher than those with the original version of the COVID-19 virus when symptoms are first observed, a South Korea study found.
-
People Are More Likely To Contract COVID-19 At Home, Study Finds
South Korean epidemiologists have found that people were more likely to contract the new coronavirus from members of their own households than from contacts outside the home.
-
Why A South Korean Newspaper Asked Experts To Look At Photos Of Kim Jong Un's Shoes
Last week's summit between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un produced an official declaration that is now being studied by experts all around the world. But more mundane-seeming details are also being devoured.
-
Skinny Women Are At a Increased Risk of Depression: Study
According South Korean Study significant chunk of skinny people battle with body image issues and depression too.
-
How One Man Spread A killer Virus In Hospital
A single patient infected 82 people with the deadly MERS virus in an overcrowded South Korean emergency room in 2015, according to a scientific investigation released on Saturday.
-
Seoul Says North Korea Scattered Million Propaganda Leaflets
North Korea has scattered nearly one million propaganda leaflets in South Korea over the past week, Seoul said today, in an escalating propaganda battle triggered by Pyongyang's latest nuclear test.
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Modest Coffee Consumption Good for the Heart, Says Study
People who drink three to five cups of coffee a day may have a lower risk of clogged arteries that can cause serious heart problems, a study said today.
-
Paris Motor Show 2016: SsangYong LIV-2 Concept Makes Public Debut
South Korean car maker SsangYong has officially revealed the LIV-2 Concept (Limitless Interface Vehicle) at the ongoing Paris Motor Show. The LIV-2 concept study previews a future production large premium SUV for the Mahindra-owned company and is a strategic product for the automaker when it will go into production next year.
-
M&M Studying US Entry for Ssangyong Auto Unit
Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd, India's largest utility vehicle maker, is conducting early-stage studies on selling cars in the United States made by its wholly owned South Korean unit Ssangyong Motor Co, a senior executive said.
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Samsung careers dream jobs for South Koreans, and key to a good marriage: Report
Students in South Korea study hard to get into top conglomerates, or "chaebol", and an industry of coaching institutes has spawned to give them an edge in recruitment.
-
Crackdown filling North Korean prisons with defectors
North Korea's prison population has swelled with those caught fleeing the country under a crackdown on defections by young leader Kim Jong Un, according to defectors living in South Korea and researchers who study Pyongyang's notorious network of labor camps and detention centers.
