Ebola spreads rapidly in DRC—how far have new vaccines and treatments come?
A Reuters report said the U.K. media outlet The Guardian reported on the 19th (20th in Korea time) that the World Health Organization is considering...
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The Ozempic Multiplier: Why Lifestyle Habits Still Dictate Heart Health in the GLP-1 Era
It has been three months since I started my once-weekly Ozempic injection. My blood sugar is clearly under control, and I’ve lost a little weight.
Rethinking 'Good' Cancer: How Daily Physical Activity Significantly Improves Cervical Cancer Survival
In an analysis of outcomes among cervical cancer patients—a disease often labeled a "good" cancer due to its relatively...
Precision in Motion: How Robot-Assisted Hip Surgery Restored Mobility for a Patient in His 60s
Initially, he could still walk. Following a fall, the 67-year-old patient, referred to as Mr.
Why Reducing Your Face Can Make It Look Longer: The Hidden Risks of Midface Surgery
When individuals feel their midface (the central part of the face) appears too long, a common instinct is to pursue...
Is High Blood Pressure a "Men’s Disease"? Debunking Common Myths for World Hypertension Day
High blood pressure is identified by the World Health Organization as the leading global risk factor for death.
Frequent Thirst and Urination: Could It Be Diabetes?
As temperatures rise, many people naturally increase their water intake, leading to more frequent trips to the restroom.
Why Over-Brushing May Be Damaging Your Teeth and Gums
Some individuals brush their teeth the moment they wake up, then reach for the toothbrush again immediately after...
From Relief to Toxicity: The Hidden Danger of Mixing Common Cold Medications
Many households keep a stock of leftover cold medicines, often accumulating various brands over time.
Seizure- and Recurrence-Prone Glioma: First New Drug in 20 Years
Being diagnosed with a brain tumor in your 30s or 40s—when you are building your career, raising children, and staying...