Last updated: May 21, 2026
What we collect
Med-in-Korea collects only the information needed to operate the website, respond to messages, protect the community, understand basic site performance, and maintain site security.
If you contact us, we may receive your name, email address, message, language preference, and any information you choose to include. Please do not send private medical records unless we specifically request them for a clearly explained purpose.
Cookies, analytics, and advertising
The site may use standard WordPress cookies, security tools, analytics tools, spam-prevention tools, and Google services such as Search Console, Analytics, Site Kit, and AdSense if advertising is enabled.
Google and other third-party vendors may use cookies, web beacons, IP addresses, device identifiers, or similar technologies to serve ads, measure ad performance, limit repeated ads, detect invalid traffic, and understand how users interact with the site.
Third parties may place or read cookies on your browser or use web beacons and IP addresses as a result of ad serving on this website.
Google AdSense and personalized advertising
If Google AdSense is enabled, Google may use information from your visits to this and other sites to help serve ads. Where required, we may show consent choices or use non-personalized ads depending on your region and settings.
You can learn how Google uses data on partner sites at the Google policy page linked below, and you can manage ad personalization through your Google advertising settings.
Data sharing and retention
We do not sell personal medical information. Limited technical data may be processed by hosting, security, analytics, advertising, email, and anti-spam providers under their own policies.
We keep contact messages and operational records only as long as reasonably needed for support, security, legal, editorial, or community moderation purposes.
Your choices
You can request correction or deletion of personal information you have sent to us by using the contact page.
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