Suspected Pancreatic Cancer Once Meant a Two-Night Stay. Asan Medical Center Cuts It to One Day
When patients are told something looks abnormal in their pancreas, many begin worrying about hospital admission even before receiving test results.
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Samsung Medical Center Volunteers Self-Fund Missions to Close Global Healthcare Gaps for Over 30 Years
A medical volunteer organization composed of Samsung Medical Center employees and their families has spent more than 30 years reaching medically...
Flowers, Spring Breezes, and Restful Sleep: Medellin Recasts Itself as a Healing City
Rimbaud’s ‘Best Sleep,’ Discovered in an Andean Valley Arthur Rimbaud, a leading poet of French Symbolism, wrote in his...
Celltrion Chairman Seo Jung-jin Forgoes Summer Vacation for Global Business Tour Targeting Record Second Half
Celltrion Group Chairman Seo Jung-jin will forgo his summer vacation this August to embark on an intensive overseas...
Low Levels of Muscle Protein 'Irisin' Linked to Early Alzheimer's Risk Before Memory Loss
Could a simple blood test identify people who show no memory loss but already have Alzheimer's-related protein buildup...
KHIDI Accelerates Biohealth R&D Support with Agency-Wide AI Transformation
Staff supporting biohealth research and development (R&D) spend substantial time navigating and analyzing massive...
Why Some Parts of Seoul Feel Hotter Than Others: The Cooling Power of Urban Trees
As extreme heat waves pushing near 40 degrees Celsius continue to grip South Korea, the Korea Meteorological...
Why Pancreatic Cancer Is Less Common in Women: Childbirth History May Offer Clues
Pancreatic cancer is notoriously difficult to attribute to a single cause. However, a major South Korean study tracking...
Muscle 'Quality' Beats Quantity: Fat Infiltration Between Muscles Drives Colon Cancer Survival
"You need to eat well and build up your strength." Cancer patients and their families frequently hear this advice ahead...
Beyond Cutting Salt: Whole Grains, Fruit, and Dairy Are the Real Gaps in the Korean Diet
When asked how to improve their diet, most Koreans immediately think of cutting back on sodium or sugary foods.