US EditionSouth Korean Leader Floats Insurance Coverage for Hair Loss, Sparking Debate
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The South Korean leader Lee Jae-myung asks to include treatments for hereditary baldness in the state health coverage: "The hair loss is a question of survival for young people." But it is controversy: "Better to give more resources to the treatment of serious diseases"
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has ordered his government to consider expanding public health insurance to cover hair loss treatments, arguing that for young people, baldness has become a "survival issue" rather than a cosmetic problem.
Is male baldness a survival issue? South Korean President Lee Jae Myung believes so and is proposing that hair treatment treatments be included in general health insurance. Pure populism, focus more on life-threatening diseases instead, critics urge.
South Korean President Suggest Government Should Cover Hair Loss Treatment
Leftist President of South Korea Lee Jae Myung suggested the country's National Health Insurance Service (NHIS) should cover hair loss treatments — deeming the issue a "matter of survival." The post ‘Matter of Survival’: South Korean President Suggest Government Should Cover Hair Loss Treatment appeared first on Breitbart.
In South Korea, an unexpected proposal revives the debate on appearance and mental health, but divides doctors. ...
For Lee Jae Myung, baldness has become a "survival issue" rather than an aesthetic problem for young people, who should be covered by health insurance.
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