What Drove Asia’s Life Expectancy Gains? In South Korea, Fewer Cardiovascular Deaths Led the Way
As life expectancy has steadily risen across Asia over the past three decades, the primary health drivers behind those gains have varied sharply by...
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Lilly’s Retatrutide Cuts Weight by 22.6% in Phase 3 Trials, But Cardiovascular Protection Remains Unproven
Eli Lilly and Company’s next-generation obesity treatment, retatrutide, reduced body weight by up to 22.6% in Phase 3 clinical trials, though it did...
Daewoong’s Enblo Demonstrates Strong Potential to Reverse Fatty Liver in Diabetes Patients
Daewoong Pharmaceutical announced that its newly developed type 2 diabetes medication, Enblo (active ingredient:...
Unlocking the ‘Treasure’ in Belly Fat: Why Liposuction Specialist Kim Jung-eun is Championing Adipose Stem Cells
For more than 20 years, she incinerated belly fat. She saw it as treasure. Why liposuction specialist Dr.
Clue to Treating Fatty Liver May Reside in the Gut, Not the Liver, Study Suggests
Concern over liver health is steadily intensifying worldwide. Fatty liver disease occurs when lipid accumulation...
HK inno.N’s Obesity Drug Candidate Outperforms Wegovy in Head-to-Head Phase 2 Trial
HK inno.N announced on June 9 that its obesity drug candidate, ecnoglutide, demonstrated superior weight-loss efficacy...
South Korean Biotechs Race to Conquer the Untapped Global MASH Market
Fat accumulation in the liver can trigger severe inflammation even in individuals who completely abstain from alcohol.
Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Linked to 1.5-Fold Higher Kidney Cancer Risk in Young Adults
As kidney cancer rates rise rapidly among the younger population, a large-scale study has found that nonalcoholic fatty...
To Manage Blood Sugar, Protect Your Muscle: Why This One Habit Erases Glucose Spikes
Effective blood sugar management is a complex interplay of muscle mass, visceral fat, physical activity, and nutrition.
"It Wasn't Just Weight Loss That Improved My Knees"...Ozempic Study Confirms Cartilage 'Metabolic Changes'
"Please lose some weight. " This is a common phrase heard when visiting a hospital for knee pain.