Blood Types That May Face Issues in Finding Donations in Korea
Unfortunately, we learned about blood types that may face difficulties in finding donations in Korea the tragic way. Therefore, researching […]
Unfortunately, we learned about blood types that may face difficulties in finding donations in Korea the tragic way. Therefore, researching […]
Struggling to find the right doctor, clinic, or hospital for your medical needs? Understanding the role of specialists in Korean
Certain medical specialties that exist in Western countries may not have a direct counterpart in Korean medicine. In these cases,
Have you struggled to find a Podiatrist in Korea? That’s because it’s not a medical specialty in the Korean medical
Have you struggled with the English information about Korean Health Insurance? This could be because those writing about Korean health
Psychiatry, therapy counseling, and life coaching are distinct yet often confused approaches to personal development and mental well-being. Navigating such
Are you living with sleep apnea or another sleep-related breathing disorder in Korea? Chances are, you may be familiar with the common sleep apnea treatment of continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP). Managing a chronic condition can be intimidating, especially in a country where the language and medical system may be unfamiliar. Read below for information on how to find a CPAP machine in Korea.
Living in South Korea and needing a mammogram? Learn more about taking care of breast health and finding clinics in
Going to the doctor is not something many people look forward to. The unease associated with doctors’ visits can increase
Would you like to know more about pregnancy and childbirth in South Korea? The following blog post provides a descriptive analysis of the data gathered in the SOS Public Health Maternal Health Survey (2022 SOS PHMHS) The following data may so such things as 1) provide support and information for people considering childbirth in South Korea, 2) support additional research into the lived pregnancy and childbirth experiences of international residents living in South Korea, and 3) contribute to a better understanding of how international residents experience pregnancy and childbirth in South Korea.