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Hello, this is James Song. I have been running a hospital netizen community for a long time, closely listening to and documenting the vivid voices from the Korean medical field. Having dealt with medical information for over 10 years, a desire to share the in-depth knowledge and field experience of Korean doctors with more people naturally arose. Therefore, here, I want to create reliable medical content based on interviews and, furthermore, translate it into 10 languages to share with the world...
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