S. Korean, Japanese univ. hospitals ink cooperation accord

S. Korean, Japanese univ. hospitals ink cooperation accord

SEOUL, South Korea - Officials from South Korea's Seoul National University Hospital (R side) and those from Japan's Nagoya University Hospital (L side) pose for a group photo after the two university hospitals sign a memorandum of understanding in Seoul on July 23, 2012, to strengthen cooperation and develop joint programs.

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