"Punishment Alone Won't Stop the Express Train to Hell," Warns Addiction Expert Cheon Young-hoon
“A lot of people call drug addiction an ‘express train to hell,’ right. It is a remarkably accurate metaphor. In addiction, there is no middle ground.
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FDA Approves Emcitate as First Treatment for Rare Genetic Disorder That Starves Brain of Thyroid Hormone
Thyroid hormone is essential for infant brain development. But when the cellular "gateway" that transports the hormone into the brain is defective...
Early Flu Outbreak Shifts Demand to Ibuprofen-Based Cold Remedies as Hanmi Leads Market
With wide daily temperature fluctuations causing seasonal influenza to spread nearly a month earlier than usual in...
High-Calorie Nuts May Benefit Vascular Health Without Driving Weight Gain
Nuts like almonds, walnuts, pine nuts, and peanuts are often shunned by weight-conscious individuals due to their high...
GC Pharma’s Homegrown mRNA Vaccine Advances to Phase 2 Trials
GC Pharma announced on the 11th that South Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety has approved its Phase 2 clinical...
Beyond FDA Clearance: 'MedTech Insight 2026' Navigates U.S. Hospital Procurement and Global Market Access
Securing regulatory clearance for a medical device in overseas markets is a major milestone, but it does not guarantee...
Korean Liver Experts Warn Against 'Oral Albumin': It Is Just Food, Not Medicine
Driven by aggressive marketing on home-shopping channels, online marketplaces, and social media, "oral albumin"...
Beyond Diseased Samples: National Biobank to Collect Healthy Organ Tissue from Deceased Donors
When a specific gene or protein is expressed at unusually high levels in diseased tissue, determining whether the...
Moderna’s Landmark mRNA Cancer Vaccine Phase 3 Success Spotlights Korean Biotech Ties
Positive late-stage clinical results for a personalized messenger RNA cancer vaccine developed by Moderna and Merck are...
Courier-Delivered ‘Baekok Shots’ Were Actually Intended for Neurological Disorders
Some consumers have been purchasing prescription-only injectable drugs online without a doctor’s oversight.