Pregnancy Triggers Breast Immune Cells That May Help Suppress Cancer, Study Finds
While women who have gone through pregnancy and childbirth are known to carry a lower long-term risk of developing breast cancer, scientists have...
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Elevated Phthalate Levels in Newborn Urine Linked to Dramatic Rise in Childhood Atopic Dermatitis
Another study has added to the growing body of evidence that endocrine-disrupting chemicals can cause direct, measurable harm to the human body.
The 8 A.M. Miracle: How Parkside Rehabilitation Hospital Redesigns Lives After Acute Care
Every Wednesday and Friday, Parkside Rehabilitation Hospital—located near the UN Memorial Cemetery in Nam-gu,...
Silent Toll: Severe Depression Linked to Higher Fatty Liver Risk in Young Women
Fatty liver disease has emerged as a pervasive chronic health issue in South Korea. The condition occurs when excessive...
Beyond the Crisp: The Hidden Safety Risks of Your Daily Air Fryer Habit
With less oil and effortless preparation, air fryers have become an essential appliance in virtually every modern home.
Celltrion Secures Historic FDA Interchangeability Status for Truxima
Celltrion announced on the 1st that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted interchangeable status to Truxima...
Fueling the Future of Biohealth: InterBiz Forum Opens in Jeju With a Record 1,500 Tech Deals
The 24th InterBiz Bio Partnering & Investment Forum 2026, a premier biohealth technology deal-making event, opened...
Qurient’s Mocaciclib Opens New Combination Frontiers for Hard-to-Treat Breast Cancer
Qurient announced on June 29 that it presented key clinical data highlighting the mechanistic advantages of its...
Born to Age Faster? How Accelerated Biological Aging Drives Rising Cancer Risk in Younger Generations
As cancer incidence inexplicably rises among younger adults worldwide, a pivotal new study suggests an unsettling...
For Cancer Caregivers, the Dread of Future Costs Harms Health 8 Times More Than Actual Bills
For many families navigating a parent or loved one’s cancer diagnosis, sleepless nights become the new normal.