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Soo Bin Park

Seoul, Singapore
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Covers:  china, science, science policy, asia, korea
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Soo Bin Park is a Seoul-based science journalist, covering science policy in the Korean peninsula and China. Her work has appeared in Nature, the BBC, CNN, NPR, and more.

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South Korea makes billion-dollar bet on fusion power

South Korea makes billion-dollar bet on fusion power

epa/Corbis South Korea has embarked on the development of a preliminary concept design for a fusion power dem…

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South Korea surrenders to creationist demands

South Korea surrenders to creationist demands

Klaus Honal/Naturfoto Honal/CORBIS Mention creationism, and many scientists think of the United States, where…

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Hepatitis E vaccine debuts

Hepatitis E vaccine debuts

Batches of the world's first vaccine against the hepatitis E virus began rolling out of a Chinese factory las…

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South Korea's president-elect promises science boost

South Korea's president-elect promises science boost

South Korea's thriving research base could be propelled to new heights if its next president makes good on he…

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30 years in prison for Chinese fisherman who killed South Korean coast guard

30 years in prison for Chinese fisherman who killed South Korean coast guard

Busan, South Korea (CNN) -- A South Korean court on Thursday sentenced the captain of a Chinese fishing boat …

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South Korea steps up stem-cell work

South Korea steps up stem-cell work

The South Korean health ministry announced last month that research into stem cells and regenerative medicine…

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Identifying predictive hematological biomarkers for radiation exposure by machine learning in mouse models

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By Hang Chang, Lieselotte Obst-Huebl, Kenneth H. Wan, Soo Bin Park, Soo Hyun Park, William Fisher, Kei Nakamura, Susan E. Celniker, Jian-hua Mao, Jamie Inman, Yiyan Yao, Jared DeChant, Antoine M. Snijders
| Nature Verified
Abstract Population-scale radiation exposure assessment during radiological emergencies is hindered by the slow and costly nature of current methods, creating a need for rapid, affordable screening tools. Radiation biodosimetry using peripheral blood counts is a promising approach, but estimating low-dose exposures and exposure at extended time points remains challenging, especially when accounting for inter-individual differences in radiation sensitivity.
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Dr Soo Park on finding purpose in every moment: touchONCOLOGY Future Leader 2025

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By Soo Bin Park, Soo Ho Park
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For Dr Soo Park is an Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of California San Diego, CA, USA. Dr Park specializes in non-melanoma skin cancers and is passionate about immune therapy and cancer prevention. Her journey has been shaped by mentors who taught her the power of listening and patience, and her daily work continues to be inspired by her patients’ resilience and milestones.
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Associations between local COVID-19 policies and anxiety in the USA: a longitudinal digital cohort study

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By Aaron E. Cozen, Rita Hamad, Soo Bin Park, Soo Ho Park, Gregory M Marcus
| The BMJ Verified
COVID-19 policies varied widely across states and counties in the USA and may have contributed to increases in anxiety and other mental health problems during the pandemic. This study of over 36 000 participants from 100 US counties shows that some local COVID-19 policies were associated with increased anxiety among groups that disproportionately experienced adverse economic impacts, health effects or racial discrimination during the pandemic.
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