This paper analyzes the structural limitations of the colonial public healthcare system by examining the establishment of Sariwon Provincial Hospital in Hwanghae Province under Japanese colonial rule. In the 1920s, Sariwon emerged as a central city in Hwanghae Province, driven b...
This study examines the life and scholarly achievements of Lee Byeong-haeng (李炳幸, 1906–1975), who passed the Qualifying Examination for Korean Medical Doctors in 1954 and subsequently established himself as both a clinician and a theorist. By exploring one dimension of th...
This article examines the formation and contested governance of Korea’s two-year premedical course from 1945 to 1979. Drawing on records from the U.S. military government and the University of Minnesota as well as university documents, medical journals, newspapers, and student ...
