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1. Fewer condolences and family-centered remembrance “Corona-changed funeral culture desirable” : Society in general : Society : News : The Hankyoreh (hani.co.kr)
2. A 'blue house' where assisted suicide takes place, a more chilling reality - Sisa Journal (sisajournal.com)
3. “Prepare in advance for a beautiful death” < Boeun, Okcheon, Yeongdong < Chungbuk < Article - Dongyang Ilbo 'Blue flag of this land' (dynews.co.kr)

4. 81% of the people “Adoption of euthanasia” | Seoul Newspaper (seoul.co.kr)
5. Insufficient infection prevention in funeral facilities... “Worried about infection through the dead” - The Cheonji Ilbo - Hope Media for a New Era (newscj.com)
6. "Poor sterilization facilities in mortuary and salt room... Concerns about infection such as MERS" | SBS News
7. Professor Hwang Gyu-seong of Eulji University "The greater the daily temperature difference, the higher the mortality rate from respiratory diseases."
8. Professor Hwang Gyu-seong of Eulji University received a commendation from the Governor of Gyeonggi-do (cnbnews.com)
9. I saw the secret of handling 'Kim Jong-il's mummy'... - Maeil Economic Daily (mk.co.kr)

Research papers and materials

1. NAVER Academic Information > A Study on Recognition of Funerals for Companion Animals in Korea

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3. NAVER Academic Information > A Comparative Study of Funeral Cultures in Korea and Japan According to An Aging Society

4. NAVER Academic Information > A study on the actual condition of wearing personal hygiene products according to the period of work and investigation of major infectious diseases of workers in the mortuary and dyeing room

5. NAVER Academic Information > A study on infection prevention guidelines for workers in mortuary and dyeing rooms
6. NAVER Academic Information > Morphological study of human hair after burial

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