Kyungpook National University Hospital Team Wins Back-to-Back Awards at International Congress
A research team led by Professor Yoon Jong-pil of the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at Kyungpook National University Hospital won the Academic...
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Diabetes Drug Linked to Greater Independence for Stroke Survivors After Thrombectomy
A common diabetes medication may pave the way for better recoveries in patients left with lasting impairments after undergoing a procedure to clear...
Blood Sugar Control Improves After 65: Why Age Alone Should Not Dictate Type 1 Diabetes Care
Type 1 and type 2 diabetes stem from fundamentally different underlying etiologies. In type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune...
Why Pancreatic Cancer Is So Hard to Catch Early—and Why Diet May Be Key
Imagine if a simple blood test could catch pancreatic cancer early. For now, that remains an ideal rather than reality.
The "Complete Protein" Myth: How Animal Meat Triggers Cancer, Hypertension, and Diabetes
Animal protein is widely celebrated as a "complete protein" because it contains all essential amino acids.
Diabetes Has a Golden Window, Too: Starting Treatment Within 3 Months Cuts Death Risk 69%
It is easy to assume that people with type 2 diabetes do not need to rush into treatment.
Five Everyday Habits Quietly Driving Up Your Diabetes Risk, Doctor Warns
When trying to prevent diabetes or manage blood sugar, most people focus primarily on diet—cutting back on sweets,...
Son with Cerebral Palsy Donates Kidney to Mother After Three-Year Refusal
The mother had lived with diabetes for years before complications set in. Diabetic retinopathy began impairing her...
Fighting Chronic Inflammation? Two Polyphenol-Rich Foods to Keep in Your Kitchen
Inflammation is a normal biological defense mechanism that protects the body and aids healing when tissues are damaged...
"Cut Carbs and Exercised, Yet Blood Sugar Stays High?" Nighttime Habits May Be to Blame
Prediabetes is a critical window of metabolic dysfunction. Left unmanaged, it frequently progresses to full-blown type...