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Busan's Buk-A by-election showing neck-and-neck race between ex-AI presidential chief, ex- PPP leader

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Korea Times Southkorea 1d ago wellbeing
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Ha Jung-woo of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) and independent candidate Han Dong-hoon are locked in a neck-and-neck race in the parliamentary by-election for Busan's Buk-A constituency, according to an exit poll released 6 p.m.…
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Woman blames stress at work after admitting to starting apartment fires

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Korea Herald National 3d ago wellbeing
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A woman in her 20s has been arrested on suspicion of starting several fires inside her apartment building after complaining of trash left in common areas and workplace stress, police said Monday. According to Eumseong Police Station in…
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9 opinion leaders stress importance of dialogue for peace on Korean Peninsula

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Korea Times Southkorea 3d ago wellbeing
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Experts and religious leaders gathered for a Korea Times Roundtable on Tuesday, emphasizing the urgent need for dialogue and mutual respect as essential foundations for achieving peace on the Korean Peninsula. At the event held in Seoul,…
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Solas sunrise walk shines light on mental health awareness

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Korea Times Southkorea 3d ago wellbeing
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In four cities across Korea, more than 200 people participated in the annual Solas sunrise walk on Saturday, bringing local and international communities together for the third time in a nationwide show of solidarity for mental health…
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Sweeter diets, stress fuel rise in diabetes among Korean youth

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Korea Herald National 9d ago wellbeing
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Sweet desserts and abundant food delivery options have become a source of comfort for many young Koreans navigating their increasingly competitive and stressful lives. But those habits may be taking a toll: diabetes cases among younger…
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Mental health talk for Chinese-speaking foreign residents in Seoul

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Korea Herald National 17d ago wellbeing
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For many foreign residents in Korea, talking about mental health can be especially difficult when language and cultural barriers are added to the mix. The Gangdong Foreign Resident Center is hosting a small-group mental health lecture this…
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Gangdong center offers acupuncture, cupping session at no cost

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Korea Herald National 17d ago wellbeing
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Foreign residents looking to relieve stress, muscle tension or fatigue may want to check out a free traditional Korean medicine clinic hosted by the Gangdong Foreign Resident Center on Saturday. The one-day event will introduce…
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Irish community-led sunrise walk for mental health expands across 4 cities in Korea

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Korea Times Southkorea 20d ago wellbeing
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The Irish Association of Korea (IAK) will host the annual Solas sunrise walk on Saturday, May 30, bringing local and international communities together for the third time in a nationwide show of solidarity for mental health awareness and…
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Young Koreans use ‘mental illness’ to turn dread into jokes

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Korea Times Southkorea 22d ago wellbeing
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“I’m about to get hit with ‘jeongbyeong.’” For Kim, a 23-year-old college student, the phrase is almost always ready to roll off the tongue. The word is short for the Korean term “jeongsinbyeong,” which literally means “mental illness.”…
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Photo demands from parents are changing kindergarten classrooms in Korea

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Korea Times Southkorea 22d ago wellbeing
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Day care teachers in Seoul are spending hours each day photographing students, a growing administrative mandate that has become routine in many early childhood classrooms. While children folded paper carnations and made coupons for…
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Gov't tackles mental health crisis in juvenile detention centers via virtual care

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Korea Times Southkorea 23d ago wellbeing
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Faced with a surging mental health crisis and a chronic shortage of specialized doctors, the Ministry of Justice is launching its first telemedicine program within the nation’s juvenile reformatories. The pilot program, which officially…
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Gen Z soldiers' plastic surgeries strain Korea's military readiness

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Korea Times Southkorea 24d ago wellbeing
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First Lt. Kim, a platoon leader at a front-line South Korean Army unit in the capital region, faced a unique command challenge early this year. He excluded a corporal from critical cold-weather training because the soldier returned from…
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Lee vows to build nation where state shares responsibility of parents

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Korea Times Southkorea 27d ago wellbeing
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President Lee Jae Myung vowed Friday to build a nation where the state shares the responsibility of parents and looks after their well-being in old age. Lee posted the message on Facebook to mark Parents' Day, saying he learned after…
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Korea's early education frenzy puts children's rights at risk, human rights chief warns

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Korea Times Southkorea 30d ago wellbeing
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Korean children may excel in the classroom, but many are falling behind when it comes to physical and mental well-being, the country’s top human rights official warned Monday, sounding the alarm over the extreme culture of early private…
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Human rights watchdog chief says 'extreme' early education poses serious rights issue

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Korea Times Southkorea 31d ago wellbeing
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The head of the national human rights watchdog on Monday took issue with the country's "excessive" early education fervor for young children, saying it is depriving them of their childhood. Private preschool programs, especially those…
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Half of Korean workers say employment dropped related to AI tech

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Korea Herald National 32d ago wellbeing
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Just over half of Korean workers said that use of artificial intelligence led to their companies hiring less people than before, but just a small portion of them said AI technology has reduced their personal workload, according to a survey…
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