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South Korea’s Physician Shortage Crisis: Lessons For US Policy Makers

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By James Patrick, Young Ki
| Health Affairs Verified
On February 1, 2024, South Korea released a policy package aimed in part at addressing the growing physician shortage crisis in the country. To that end, the package included an expansion of the admission quota for medical schools by 2,000 students per year beginning in 2025, which would result in a substantial increase from roughly 3,000 to 5,000 yearly incoming students.
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‘He was a builder’: Cardinal George Pell remembered by biographer 2 years after death

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By Hannah Brockhaus Verified, James Patrick
| Catholic World Report Verified
Tess Livingstone, author of “George Cardinal Pell: Pax Invictis” (“Peace to the Unconquered”). / Credit: Courtesy of Carmel Communications and Ignatius Press Vatican City, Jan 10, 2025 / 14:20 pm (CNA). Cardinal George Pell, whose untimely death shocked the Catholic world two years ago on Friday, is remembered by his biographer for his faithfulness under pressure, his reform efforts, and for being “a builder” — both at the Vatican and in the two archdioceses he led in his homeland of Australia.
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Priest urges Church in Nigeria to address needs of youth who are ‘returning to paganism’

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By Agnes Aineah Verified, James Patrick
| Catholic World Report Verified
Father Vitalis Anaehobi, who serves in the southeast region of Nigeria, says that most of the young people he has spoken to are grieved by “difficulties in life” such as poverty, unemployment, and “the failure by the Church to protect them” as attacks against Christians continue in the country where religious-based persecution is one of the highest in the world. Many young people in the villages are now turning to paganism.
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