Japan and South Korea are preparing for the second Trump administration, anticipating demands for increased financial burden-sharing for US troops stationed in the two countries and imposing tariffs on Asian imports. Trump’s call for Seoul to pay significantly more for hosting US troops, as well as his interest in restarting talks with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un, raises concerns among South Korean officials. In Japan, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is focused on China’s military activities around Taiwan and North Korea’s involvement in the Ukraine war, while the Biden administration has initiated a tripartite security partnership with Japan and South Korea to address regional security challenges.
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New technology that’s challenging the status quo in medicine
In the field of medicine, transforming practice is a perpetual challenge due to the long study period for specialization, which can lead to entrenched habits. However, embracing new technologies like AI can enhance diagnostic accuracy and efficiency, allowing doctors to focus more on patient care. A tech company developed an AI platform to automate echocardiogram readings, improving clinical decision-making and inclusivity by considering diverse factors. This innovation highlights the potential for technology to enhance medical...
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