A mass resignation of trainee doctors in South Korea

( ) -q-22- UNDATED (Correspondent Jeremy House) “other problems first.”

Trainee doctors in South Korea have begun resigning en masse in protest of a government plan to increase the number of medical students.

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TAG: Correspondent Jeremy House reporting. South Korea’s Vice Health Minister Park Min-soo expressed “deep worries” over the trainee doctors’ action. He said the government ordered them to continue working.

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VERBATIM: The doctors’ action reportedly caused delays in surgeries and other treatments at hospitals, but no major disruptions occured. South Korean Health authorities say it’s urgent to have more doctors considering the country’s fast-aging population. But doctors say the government must use available resources to raise medical fees and resolve other problems first.

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So, who is an atheist in this country?

So, who is an atheist in this country?

VERBATIM: The Pew Research Center has been working on an answer. According to their polling, atheists are most likely to be men and are probably going to be on the younger side. And there’s not a whole lot of them. Only four percent of the U.S. population states that they do not believe that God exists. And that is WAY less than most of the leading countries in Western Europe. In fact, atheists make up 23% of France, 12% of the U.K. and 18% of Sweden. Michael Harrington, SRN News.

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