Why Travel Offers More Joy and Meaning Than Dating or Religion
‘Homo Viator’—the traveler, or "man on the road." In his essay collection The Reason for Travel, author Kim Young-ha writes, “Humans have been in...
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Are Vegetables Always a "Low-Calorie Choice"? The Surprising Veggies That Can Sabotage Your Weight Loss
If you have ever embarked on a diet, you have likely heard the advice: "It’s okay to eat as many vegetables as you want.
Making Your New Year’s Resolutions Stick: Why Habits Need at Least Two Months to Take Root
As the Lunar New Year approaches, many of us find ourselves reflecting on the resolutions we made just a few weeks ago.
I Stayed by His Side All Day
The corridors of the ward are always bathed in a similar brightness, making the boundary between day and night appear...
From Bloating to Kidney Stones: Why These 7 Vegetables Require Smart Prep
Vegetables are the cornerstone of any diet focused on health and weight loss. Rich in dietary fiber, vitamins, and...
Rewired by the Bottle: How 35 Years of Drinking Alters Your Genetic Code
New research has revealed that decades of chronic drinking fundamentally re-engineers the brain's genetic expression in...
"Young Fans, Overcome Illness" IVE's Jang Won-young Donates 200 Million Won to Severance Hospital
Jang Won-young, a member of the group IVE under Starship Entertainment, has donated a total of 200 million won to...
“Convenient but Dangerous?” Foods You Should Never Put in the Microwave
In our busy lives, microwaves are used like a "universal problem solver." From defrosting frozen foods to reheating...
A Doctor’s Confession: On Forgetting Patient Names
As I stepped into the ward early this morning, the nurse called out the moment she saw me.
The Genealogy of the 'Reptilian Brain' Myth: Look at 'Behavior' Rather than 'Brain'
"The reptilian brain forms a primitive brain that is sensitive to fear and has a desire for desired rewards.