Scarlett Johansson’s Nightly Sleep Secret: Can Magnesium Really Transform Your Skin?
Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson, 41, has long drawn attention for her approach to health and wellness. Johansson—widely recognized by audiences in...
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Recreating Autoimmune Diseases in Lab 'Mini Organs' Requires Immune Environment, Not Just Patient Cells
Even among individuals sharing a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis or systemic lupus erythematosus, disease progression and treatment responses vary...
Routine Eye Photos Can Flag Current Dementia and Predict Future Risk, AI Study Finds
Eye photos taken during routine health screenings could help identify who currently has dementia and predict who is at...
GC Pharma Partners with France’s Osivax to Develop Next-Generation Combination Flu Vaccine
GC Pharma has entered into a strategic partnership with French biotech firm Osivax to develop and commercialize a...
Zymfentra U.S. Sales Surge 176% as Celltrion’s Remsima Franchise Eyes 1 Trillion Won Annual Revenue
Biopharmaceutical company Celltrion announced on Aug. 27 that combined first-half sales of its subcutaneous infliximab...
Morning vs. Evening Workouts: When Is the Best Time to Exercise for Blood Sugar Control?
Even when completing identical exercises, the timing of physical activity can significantly alter its metabolic impact,...
Cold Sore Before an Important Event? Why Lip Blisters Recur—and How to Spot the Early Signs
It is a frustratingly familiar scenario: just as you prepare for an important social gathering or major event, a...
Stem Cell Pioneer Kim Dong-wook Wins KY Cha Academic Award for Breakthrough Parkinson’s Therapy
Professor Kim Dong-wook of Yonsei University College of Medicine, a pioneer in human embryonic stem cell-based...
Why Skin Barriers Collapse in Atopic Dermatitis: Researchers Identify Rogue Protein Pair
Why does the skin of patients with atopic dermatitis become dry so easily and react with heightened sensitivity to even...
Same Arthritis Drug, Different Results: Why Treatment Nonresponse Is Not Your Fault
If two patients take the exact same medication, why does one recover while the other sees little to no improvement.