Jinju City Recruiting Candidates for Korean Medicine Treatment for Infertile Couples
[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Son Tae-seok] Jinju City, Gyeongnam Province announced that it will recruit candidates for traditional Korean medicine treatment for infertile couples from the 14th to the 28th of this month in 2020.
This is to support complementary treatment with traditional Korean medicine to solve infertility issues in addition to Western infertility procedures, aiming to increase the birth rate.
This year, Jinju City's traditional Korean medicine treatment candidates are limited to four people. Priority is given to infertile couples residing in Jinju City (registered residence), infertile couples whose women show no organic abnormalities in infertility tests and whose spouses also show no abnormalities, and among those with remaining procedure counts, those with lower median income are selected first.
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The support items cover non-reimbursed and reimbursed personal expenses up to a limit of 1.6 million KRW per person. Those who wish to apply should inquire by phone at the Maternal and Child Health Team of the Health Promotion Division at Jinju City Public Health Center and then apply in person.
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