South Korea pushes to raise birthrate but faces critical shortage of NICU doctors
South Korea, which has one of the world's lowest fertility rates, is experiencing a breakdown in emergency medical care, with the crisis particularly severe for at-risk newborns who require neonatal intensive care. The country is pushing policies to raise its birthrate, yet simultaneously lacks enough NICU doctors to care for vulnerable infants. The situation highlights a deep contradiction in South Korea's demographic strategy.
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