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South Korea’s president proposes covering hair-loss and obesity treatments under public insurance, sparking debate over health priorities.
South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung has proposed expanding public health insurance to cover hair-loss treatments, citing mental health and social confidence among young people.
The idea, revived after being dropped from his 2025 campaign, faces criticism over health system finances and priorities, with experts warning against diverting funds from serious illnesses.
While some young adults support the move amid societal pressures on appearance, others question its necessity, noting hair loss is a natural aging process.
The proposal, once central to his 2022 campaign, may be a strategic effort to appeal to young male voters ahead of local elections.
Lee also suggested covering obesity drugs, highlighting youth alienation from current benefits.
El presidente de Corea del Sur propone cubrir los tratamientos para la pérdida de cabello y la obesidad con un seguro público, lo que despierta un debate sobre las prioridades de salud.