Can 'Sound and Light' Treat the Brain? New Hope for Dementia Therapy Without Side Effects
A South Korean research team has demonstrated the potential for treating Alzheimer’s disease using non-invasive sound and light stimulation,...
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Stop the Clock: 5 Daily Habits That Are Fast-Tracking Skin Aging
In the modern era, skin health is increasingly a reflection of personal care. Even among individuals of the same age, there is often a noticeable...
My Eyelids Keep Drooping—Should I Get Double-Eyelid Surgery?
A person in their 50s recently considered double-eyelid surgery as their eyelids seemed to sag lower each day.
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[Medical Education Report] Universities as Designers of Community Health
The era in which local universities take a leading role in "integrated healthcare" has officially begun.
Saving Lives at the ‘Edge of Death’… A Hospital That Keeps the Lights On 24/7 for Critically Burned Patients
#Last December, a Thai woman, Ms. A, was brought to the emergency room at Bestian Seoul Hospital with severe,...
Stop Using Ice and Folk Remedies: A Specialist’s Guide to Essential Burn First Aid
When hot soup spills onto the back of your hand, most people react in similar ways. They look for ice, try to apply an...
Violent Sleep, Chronic Constipation, and a Fading Sense of Smell: Could These Be Early Warnings of Parkinson’s?
If you find yourself acting out vivid dreams by punching, kicking, or shouting, you may be experiencing REM Sleep...
There’s a Right Time to Make Your Bed: Why Tidying Up Immediately Could Help Dust Mites Multiply
Many people consider making the bed first thing in the morning a cornerstone of a productive day.
As You Get Older, the Scariest Thing Is “Dementia”: What You Need to Start Doing Now to Protect Your Mind
As we age, many people admit that the health problem they fear most is dementia. It is uniquely frightening because it...
From Six Patients to 3.13 Million: The Fruits of "Patient-Centered Care"
“The hospital is too big and flashy—it doesn’t feel right for me.” Even Beopjeong, the late monk known for his...