South Korea's government will delay plans to increase medical school admissions to resolve a weeks-long doctor strike.The strike began in February after the government proposed recruiting 2,000 more students, raising concerns about the quality of medical education.A compromise proposal from the presidents...

South Korea's government will delay plans to increase medical school admissions to resolve a weeks-long doctor strike.The strike began in February after the government proposed recruiting 2,000 more students, raising concerns about the...

South Korea's government will delay plans to increase medical school admissions to resolve a weeks-long doctor strike.The strike began in February after the government proposed recruiting 2,000 more students, raising concerns about the quality of medical education.A compromise proposal from the presidents of six state-run universities was adopted by the government, involving a gradual increase in admissions over several years.Desperate to end a weeks-long strike by thousands of doctors, South Korea’s government said Friday it will slow down a plan to admit more students to the country's medical schools from next year.More than 90% of the country’s 13,000 medical interns and residents have been on strike since...

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