A World-Class Safety Net: Are You Missing Out on These Vital Korean Health Insurance Benefits?
South Korea is globally recognized for possessing one of the most efficient and well-established National Health Insurance systems in the world.
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Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Linked to 1.5-Fold Higher Kidney Cancer Risk in Young Adults
As kidney cancer rates rise rapidly among the younger population, a large-scale study has found that nonalcoholic fatty liver disease significantly...
A Medicine Not Yet Named: The ‘27th Karte’ We Will Write
Not long ago, I binge-watched a Japanese medical drama titled The 19th Karte. What is a "karte".
Surge in Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer: Emergency Medicine Professor Warns of Foods Wrecking Gut Health
Choi Seok-jae, a professor of emergency medicine at Yeouido St. Mary’s Hospital, has expressed deep concern over the...
Saving Lives at the ‘Edge of Death’… A Hospital That Keeps the Lights On 24/7 for Critically Burned Patients
#Last December, a Thai woman, Ms. A, was brought to the emergency room at Bestian Seoul Hospital with severe,...
Mobile Maternity Clinics: Bridging the Gap in "Maternity Care Deserts"
Uiryeong County in South Gyeongsang Province has been selected for the Ministry of Health and Welfare’s 2026 "Maternity...
Beyond the Badge: Why a 'Team' Matters More Than a Certification in Severe Obesity Surgery
More than 10 years have passed since the tragic death of the late singer Shin Hae-chul.
Why Stanford MBA Students Came to Busan, South Korea
Thirty MBA students from Stanford University recently visited Joeun Gangan Hospital in Busan.
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[UK - Oxford] Learning Medicine From a Handshake: The Foundation of a Good Doctor
“The most memorable class during medical school was the one on how to shake hands during my first year,” says Kim...
Can Men Get Breast Cancer? Understanding the Risks and Symptoms
While often perceived as a female-specific disease, breast cancer can also occur in men.