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Hot Dog vs. Hamburger: Why the Burger Wins the Nutritional Battle

Hot Dog vs. Hamburger: Why the Burger Wins the Nutritional Battle

Hot dogs and hamburgers are iconic fast-food staples—convenient, filling, and accessible on a busy day. However, both frequently raise concerns...
Kitchen Smoke May Harm Memory, Not Just Lungs, New Study Suggests

Kitchen Smoke May Harm Memory, Not Just Lungs, New Study Suggests

Lingering odors and proper ventilation are familiar concerns for anyone who cooks at home. Grilling or frying meat and fish can degrade indoor air...
Shifting Trends in Stomach Cancer: Why Young Women Face a Stealthier Threat

Shifting Trends in Stomach Cancer: Why Young Women Face a Stealthier Threat

Data released by South Korea's Central Cancer Registry show that the nation recorded 28,943 new stomach cancer cases...
Protecting Your Gut: The Foods a Gastroenterologist Avoids to Lower Cancer Risk

Protecting Your Gut: The Foods a Gastroenterologist Avoids to Lower Cancer Risk

Diet heavily shapes long-term health, and the foods we regularly reach for can directly influence our risk of chronic...
Why Uncontrolled Blood Sugar Spikes Raise the Risk of Pancreatic Cancer

Why Uncontrolled Blood Sugar Spikes Raise the Risk of Pancreatic Cancer

Public interest in the pancreas has been on the rise lately, with more people searching for terms like "pancreatic...
Reengineering Your Morning Routine: The Biological Case for Water, Breakfast, and Coffee

Reengineering Your Morning Routine: The Biological Case for Water, Breakfast, and Coffee

What is the very first thing you do when you open your eyes in the morning? While the habit has fortunately declined,...
The Silent Surge: How Fatty Liver Disease is Driving Liver Cancer in Middle-Aged Women

The Silent Surge: How Fatty Liver Disease is Driving Liver Cancer in Middle-Aged Women

A troubling shift is occurring in oncology clinics as the number of liver cancer cases linked to fatty liver disease...
More Meat, More Milk, More Illness: The Flawed Science of the New U.S. Dietary Guidelines

More Meat, More Milk, More Illness: The Flawed Science of the New U.S. Dietary Guidelines

In last week’s 128th column, titled “Telling people to eat more protein while cutting saturated fat. ” (Kormedi.

"Is That Mold?" The White Powder on Blueberries Is Actually 'Bloom'—and a Sign of Freshness

Before eating blueberries, you may notice a thin, whitish powder coating their surface.
Frequency Over Diet: Why an SNU Professor Says Frequent Bowel Movements Are the Key to Preventing Colorectal Cancer

Frequency Over Diet: Why an SNU Professor Says Frequent Bowel Movements Are the Key to Preventing Colorectal Cancer

Lee Seung-hoon, a professor in the Department of Neurology at Seoul National University Hospital, recently shared...