MRI Shows It All—So Why Is the Doctor Asking Questions? Decoding Spinal Stenosis vs. Herniated Disks
An MRI scan may show both a herniated disk and spinal stenosis, but imaging alone does not dictate treatment.
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GC Cell Administers Experimental CAR-NK Therapy at Seoul National University Hospital Following MFDS Approval
GC Cell announced on Sept. 18 that South Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety has approved the compassionate use of its investigational cell...
Asan Medical Center Launches South Korea’s First Dedicated Fetal Heart Center
Asan Medical Center has established a specialized Fetal Heart Center dedicated to diagnosing and treating cardiac...
Samsung Medical Center Reclaims Top HIMSS Ratings in EMR and Digital Imaging
Samsung Medical Center has once again met the global gold standard for electronic medical records and digital medical...
Robots Respond to ‘Scalpel, Please’: Samsung Medical Center Unveils World-First Dual-Humanoid Surgical Team
Humanoid robots capable of responding to voice commands and handing surgical instruments directly to doctors are...
“I Dream of an Ordinary Life”: Expanded Insurance Coverage Brings New Hope to Dravet Syndrome Families
“Until just before my daughter turned 2, she frequently suffered not only febrile seizures but also afebrile seizures.
Actor Kim Ha-young Reveals Post-Liposuction Results After Removing 1,700 cc of Upper-Arm Fat
Actor Kim Ha-young has showcased a noticeably sleeker silhouette after undergoing upper-arm liposuction, sharing her...
Asan Medical Center Reaches 2,000th Head and Neck Cancer Reconstruction Milestone
When a 50-year-old patient named Song was diagnosed with oral cancer, he underwent surgery to remove his entire tongue.
Aorta Tears at 99: South Korea’s Oldest Aortic Surgery Patient Celebrates 100th Birthday in Hospital
A 99-year-old man who suddenly lost consciousness and began vomiting was rushed to the emergency room, where a chest...
Hanmi Completes Key Phase 2 Dosing for Once-Weekly Rare Disease Drug Efpeglucagon
During normal digestion, dietary carbohydrates convert into glucose that circulates in the blood.