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Stanford offers course on well-being inspired by BTS leader RM

Verified: 5 outlets in 5 countries have reported this story since Nov 9, 1 of them from the United Arab Emirates.

📍 Hanoi, Vietnam, VN·🕐 5h ago·5 outlets

Stanford University is teaching a first-year seminar inspired by BTS leader RM, using the K-pop star's favorite pastimes as a way into the science of sleep, anxiety and well-being.

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The story so far · 6 reports · · 5 countries✓ Verified Nov 10, 3:13 AM UTC

1 outlet from the United Arab Emirates, where the story is: Gulf News · how we count

  1. Nov 9, 4:28 AM UTCFirst report
    Stanford now offers a ‘Namjooning’ course on mental health, inspired by BTS’s RMgulfnews.com ↗
  2. Nov 10, 3:13 AM UTC+23 h
    Stanford University offers ‘Namjooning’ course inspired by BTS’ RMkoreaherald.com ↗
  3. Verified: a second independent outlet reported itNov 10, 3:13 AM UTC · +23 h
  4. Nov 10, 12:29 PM UTC+32 h
    #SHOWBIZ: BTS' RM inspires Stanford University course on 'Namjooning'nst.com.my ↗
  5. Nov 10, 6:41 PM UTC+38 h
    BTS’ RM Gets His Own Stanford University Courseforbes.com ↗
  6. Nov 11, 3:28 AM UTC+47 h· you’re reading this
    Stanford offers course on well-being inspired by BTS leader RMe.vnexpress.net ↗
  7. Nov 11, 7:14 AM UTC+2 d
    BTS university courses: Stanford to Berkeley, classes inspired by the bandgulfnews.com (again) ↗
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[Claude] Report 2 is a Korean outlet's coverage of the same Stanford seminar inspired by RM, with no conflicting facts.

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