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[Essay] In Search of Lost G and D Oct. 25, 2017 HIT 1044 The hero of Kim Kyung Hyun’s novel, “In Search of Lost G,” is a bewildered Korean American named Kyung Hoon who wants to restore his original name
Diabetic foot patients should be wary of diabetic retinopathy Oct. 24, 2017 HIT 1046 A research team at the Seoul National University Bundang Hospital has confirmed that diabetic foot patients have a higher probability to develop diabetic retinopathy, which can lead to blindness
SNU Developed Technology for Early Dementia Diagnosis Oct. 24, 2017 HIT 990 Seoul National University medical professors Mook In-hee and Lee Dong-yeong said on October 23 that their research team developed a blood test-based Alzheimer’s disease prediction technique.
Korean researchers develop blood test tech to predict Alzheimer’s Oct. 24, 2017 HIT 878 Researchers in South Korea have developed a new technology that can predict the onset of Alzheimer’s disease before the physical symptoms start to show, paving the way for early diagnosis and treatment planning.
Scientists develop early Alzheimer's detection method Oct. 23, 2017 HIT 728 A group of South Korean medical scientists have developed a biomarker for the early detection of Alzheimer's disease and referred the technology to a local company, the ICT ministry said Monday.
Research Paper Finds SNU, Korea University, Yonsei University Students Strongly Inclined towards Upward Social Mobility Through Education Oct. 23, 2017 HIT 846 A Ph.D student at the University of Iowa recently published a report indicating that students attending one of the three SKY universities (Seoul National University, Korea University, Yonsei University) are strongly inclined towards attaining upward social mobility through their educational advantage.
Even Light Drinking Raises Cancer Risk, Study Shows © This is copyrighted material owned by Digital Chosun Inc. No part of it may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without prior written permission. Oct. 18, 2017 HIT 818 Drinking as little as one or two shot glasses of soju or Korean distilled liquor a day could raise a person's chances of getting some cancers, a recent study of more than 20 million Koreans reveals.
Human rights issue flares up at Seoul National University Oct. 18, 2017 HIT 801 Seoul National University canceled its annual Human Rights Week this year, originally slated for this week from Tuesday to Thursday.
Light drinking can raise cancer risks for Koreans: report Oct. 17, 2017 HIT 581 Light drinking can raise the risk of cancers for Koreans who have less ability to perform enzymatic alcoholysis compared with Westerners, a local report said Tuesday.
[Essay] In the National Assembly we trust Oct. 17, 2017 HIT 688 The same scenes are repeated each fall. Angry faces, shouting matches and group boycotts, and all these in front of national TV cameras. The National Assembly started this year’s plenary national audit on Oct. 12.

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