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Junior doctors worldwide urge Seoul to stop punitive measures against Korean colleagues

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Young physicians from overseas have voiced their support for the resignations and allied leave of absence by Korean trainee doctors and medical students protesting the medical school enrollment quota increase.They also called for the Korean government to stop administrative penalties for collective

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Junior doctors worldwide urge Seoul to stop punitive measures against Korean colleagues

Young physicians from overseas have voiced their support for the resignations and allied leave of absence by Korean trainee doctors and medical students protesting the medical school enrollment quota increase.They also called for the Korean government to stop administrative penalties for collective

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