French Cardiac Surgeon Brings Father 10,000 km to Seoul for Rare Dual-Donor Liver Transplant
When Mohamed El Kettani, a 64-year-old Moroccan-born dual citizen of France and Morocco, was told that a liver transplant was virtually impossible in...
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Feel Sluggish After Eating? Simple Habits to Curb Blood Sugar Spikes
Blood sugar naturally rises after a meal, but repeated sharp spikes can increase the risk of both diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
Why Cold Showers Can Leave You Sweating More in Summer
As extreme heat waves persist, many people instinctively turn to ice-cold showers for immediate relief.
Summer Dizziness Isn't Just Heat Exhaustion—It Could Be an Impending Stroke
The monsoon season has passed, bringing back stifling, suffocating heat. In this weather, heat-related illnesses become...
Weight Loss Exceeding 5% After Quitting Smoking Linked to Higher Hip Fracture Risk
While quitting smoking delivers undeniable health benefits, researchers have found that experiencing a sharp drop in...
South Korea Ranks in GSK’s Global Top 10 for Clinical Research, with Over 70 Trials Underway
"South Korea is among the top 10 markets in GSK’s global clinical research. More than 70 clinical programs are...
AM vs. PM Exercise: What the Research Says About Fat Loss and Strength
While sticking to a consistent workout routine matters most for long-term fitness, the specific health benefits you...
10 Reasons Grapes Are Good for You—Even If You Have Diabetes
A single grape may be small, but it packs a powerful nutritional punch. Rich in essential vitamins, minerals, and...
How Many Iced Coffees a Day? Four Habits That Cause Summer Dehydration
In sweltering heat, many people reach for iced coffee throughout the day. While it feels refreshing and seems to quench...
Too Much Air Conditioning? How Summer Cooling Drives Dry Eyes and Eczema
Sweltering heat, frequent rain, and suffocating humidity have pushed the discomfort index to high levels in recent days.