The Link Between Poor Sleep and Chronic Inflammation: Why Your Late-Night Habits Matter
In youth, deep sleep often comes easily, even amidst noise. However, as the aging process progresses, even minor disturbances can prevent restorative...
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Precision Beyond the Knee: Why Robotic Hip Surgery is the Next Medical Frontier
A powerful robotic wave is sweeping through the joint replacement market. For knee replacements, robot-assisted procedures have already become a...
Biportal Endoscopic Spine Surgery: Similar Efficacy to Conventional Methods with Better Wound Recovery
A recent clinical evaluation has found that biportal endoscopic surgery provides clinical outcomes comparable to...
SCL Group and Hanaro Medical Foundation Bring K-Health to Indonesia’s National Central Hospital
Comprehensive healthcare solutions company SCL Group announced on the 28th that it signed a memorandum of understanding...
South Korea Sees Record 2 Million International Patients in 2025 as Medical Tourism Surges
For the first time since records began in 2009, the number of international patients visiting South Korea has surpassed...
Winning the "Asian Games of Microsurgery": How a Regional Korean Hospital Secured the 2030 World Stage
W Hospital, led by Hospital Director Woo Sang-hyun and widely recognized as a premier institution for microsurgery, has...
Eating Strawberries and Blueberries Regularly: Why Consistency Is the 'Most Important Thing'
Even when individuals consume the same types of fruit, the long-term psychological benefits can differ 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".
A Milestone for K-Bio: Celltrion’s Truxima Surpasses Global Blockbuster Rituxan in U.S. Prescriptions
Truxima , a blood cancer treatment developed by Celltrion, has become the first Korean-made biosimilar to rank number...
The First Requirement of a 'Good Doctor' Noted by Medical Schools Worldwide
"Expansion of medical school quotas, collapse of essential care, reform of the reimbursement system. . . .