[Germany: Charité] The Catalyst for Medical Reform: "Give Us Patient-Centered Care"
“They only teach theory, and we never get to meet patients.”This cry from students who boycotted lectures became the starting point for moving the...
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A Joint Specialist’s 40-Year Insight: Weight, Muscle, and Posture Are the Three Pillars of Joint Health
Luxury cars, designer watches, and high-end fashion—to the truly wealthy, these are no longer the ultimate status symbols.
Global Competition to Cultivate 'Good Doctors' Transforms Medical Classrooms
From Technical Instruction to Patient-Centered Care“How do you tell a patient they have terminal cancer.
Celltrion: “Zymfentra prescriptions surging in the U.S.… growth is accelerating in earnest”
Celltrion’s subcutaneous formulation for autoimmune diseases, “Zymfentra,” which launched in the United States, has...
The 'Frontline' Experience on an Uncharted Planet
"Why are you here, doctor?""I wonder? I don't know either," I replied, smiling awkwardly as I took a sip of the drink...
100 Free Surgeries a Year: The World-Class Hospital Giving the Gift of Sight
A 102-year-old grandmother, suffering from dementia and severe cataracts, was carried into the exam room on her son’s...
Seeking the Right to a Dignified Death: The Growing Debate Over End-of-Life Autonomy
When a patient with a terminal illness says, “I’d rather die,” it is rarely an empty complaint.
Rescuing 40% from Cardiac Arrest: How One Hospital Defies the 9.2% National Survival Average
Sudden cardiac arrest is a "brink of death" emergency where every second dictates the boundary between life and loss.
Navigating Nighttime Healthcare: A Guide for Foreigners in South Korea
There is a common saying that "nothing is more sorrowful than being sick." This sentiment resonates deeply with those...
The Time I Was Treated as an Ordinary Patient
“Dear Professor Yoo Kyoung Lim.”A letter arrived at the hospital—a rarity in this digital age, especially one written...