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The Korea Pharmaceutical Safety Management Agency held a graduation ceremony for six pharmacy students who completed a credit‑recognized practical training focused on pharmacovigilance and drug safety.

The 'Grow up, Bio up' education program, a joint initiative by Amgen Korea and Seoul Museum of Science, ran for a month in August, engaging 2,800 children and youth in hands‑on life‑science activities.

Parksel Bio and Green Cross Pharma have signed a Letter of Intent to collaborate on the research and development of new prescription veterinary medicines for companion animals, aiming to boost competitiveness and pursue global market entry.

The Seoul Pharmacists Association continues initiatives to expand women pharmacists’ social participation and improve their rights, highlighting a recent award to Deputy Chair Han Ji‑yoon.

Korean Lily was honored with the 2026 Open Innovation Activation Award (group category) by the Korea Health Industry Development Institute at the Global Open Innovation Week – Biohealth in Seoul.

The Dongjak-gu Pharmaceutical Association held its first official meeting with Mayor Ryu Sam-young to discuss support for the 2027 integrated care project, medication misuse prevention education, and responses to health‑center complaints.

September non-reimbursed medical fees at hospital-level institutions reached 7,499 billion KRW, with the oncology drug 싸이모신알파1 accounting for the largest pharma share.

After a two‑year suspension due to soaring realgar raw‑material costs, Gwangdong Pharmaceutical will re‑release its Wonbang Woo‑Hwang Cheongsimwon in liquid and tablet forms.

MSD introduced the long‑acting RSV preventive antibody Enflurencia (nirsevimab) in South Korea, approved by MFDS and recommended for newborns and infants.

Benitol tablet, containing 90% Diosmin and 10% Hesperidin, improves venous elasticity and capillary stability, used for venous insufficiency and acute hemorrhoids with condition‑specific dosing.

Pharmacist Kim Yun‑kyung explains that exposure to cold air while sleeping can cause vasoconstriction and increase blood pressure.

Many notice more hair in the drain during fall, but experts say seasonal scalp changes can cause temporary shedding, not necessarily alopecia.