Can AI Spot At-Risk Patients Early? Hospitals Explore the Next Frontier
Can artificial intelligence detect warning signs before a patient's condition becomes critical? Can it diagnose diseases by analyzing medical images...
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Diabetes Drug Linked to Greater Independence for Stroke Survivors After Thrombectomy
A common diabetes medication may pave the way for better recoveries in patients left with lasting impairments after undergoing a procedure to clear...
Five Bedroom Items That Could Be Harming Your Health, According to a Pharmacist
Items intended to foster comfort or health can sometimes do the exact opposite. From the humidifier providing moisture...
Blood Sugar Control Improves After 65: Why Age Alone Should Not Dictate Type 1 Diabetes Care
Type 1 and type 2 diabetes stem from fundamentally different underlying etiologies. In type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune...
Lexraza Developer and Lilly Obesity Chief to Headline Global Clinical Trial Summit in Seoul
What will it take to build on the success of Lexraza, South Korea’s landmark lung cancer drug, and propel it into the...
Over 50% of Korean Teens Report Generative AI Dependency, Prompting First National Mental Health Guidelines
More than half of South Korean teenagers consider themselves dependent on generative artificial intelligence , marking...
"On Wednesdays, I Even Care About What I Wear"—When Children Visit, Senior Centers Transform
Editor’s Note: Senior community centers across South Korea have long been dominated by Go-Stop—a popular traditional...
Why Urine Darkens During Dehydration: Scientists Uncover the Kidney's Molecular 'Gene Control Switch'
South Korean researchers have uncovered a sophisticated molecular mechanism in the kidneys that regulates water...
South Korea Tops U.S. and Japan as Preferred Overseas Medical Destination, But High Costs and Distance Deter Actual Visits
When international consumers consider traveling abroad for medical care, a larger share selects South Korea over...
Samsung Medical Center Ranks No. 5 Globally for Cancer Care in Newsweek 2027 Assessment, Climbing to No. 12 in Respiratory Medicine
Samsung Medical Center has been named the No. 5 hospital worldwide and No. 1 in South Korea for cancer treatment,...