Could Your Breakfast Choice Accelerate Brain Aging? Foods to Avoid vs. Foods That Protect Cognitive Health
Breakfast is far more than a quick way to kickstart the day—it is a critical habit for safeguarding long-term brain health.
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Daegu Broadens Anti-Aging Focus Beyond Skin to Whole-Body Health
The era of relying solely on cosmetic procedures to maintain youth is fading. Taking its place is "internal anti-aging"—a growing medical trend...
Life-Saving Heart Surgeries Give Four Kyrgyz Children a Fresh Start in South Korea
A seven-month-old infant who faced a life-threatening crisis without urgent intervention by the end of the year has...
Singer Shinji Warned Her 43 kg Frame Resembles Someone in Their 50s: The Hidden Risks of Severe Muscle Loss
Singer Shinji recently revealed that she has officially started strength training after learning that her physical...
The Suit-Fit Secret: How Yoo Jae-suk Maintains His Lean Frame at 53
TV personality Yoo Jae-suk, 53, has shared the simple lifestyle habits that keep him in exceptionally lean physical...
The Next Level of Joint Care: Why Robot-Assisted Hip Surgery Demands a Higher Class of Surgical Expertise
A man in his 60s, referred to as Mr. A, recently visited a clinic to address chronic knee pain.
Sleeping the same amount but still tired? Irregular noise can knock you out of deep sleep
During sleep, the brain organizes information learned while awake and stores it as long-term memory.
AI Cancer Gene Analysis and 810 Billion-Won Tech Export Lead South Korea's Top 30 Health Care R&D Achievements
The Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Korea Health Industry Development Institute announced on the 8th that they...
Japanese Medical Scholars Visit Daegu, Praising South Korea's Advanced Healthcare and Rich Cultural Heritage
South Korea’s advanced medical infrastructure and deep cultural heritage left a lasting impression on prominent figures...
“I Never Speak First. I Listen First.”
"What is the very first thing you want to say to patients and their caregivers after they finish acute-phase treatment.