As the U.S. Reconsiders Direct-to-Consumer Drug Ads, What Lessons Should We Learn?
During a yearlong stay in the United States, one of the things that struck me most was how easy it is to come across television and YouTube...
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"1 Million Won a Month Covers Everything"? The Hidden Cost Trap in Long-Term Senior Care
"If you pay in the 1 million won-a-month range, we’ll take care of everything."It is a familiar sales pitch at many long-term care facilities in the...
United Therapeutics Acquires Thymmune, Betting 460 Billion Won on Thymus Cell Therapy
The race to develop regenerative cell therapies for an ultra-rare disease that leaves patients born without a...
Beyond the Paleolithic Myth: Why Human Biology Clashes with the Carnivore Diet
What proportion of human history does the Paleolithic era actually represent? The Paleolithic period spans from roughly...
Silent Threat in Your 30s: Overlapping 'Pre-Stage' Conditions Double Cardiovascular Risk
Young adults are often seen as relatively insulated from cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.
Kim Tae-ri’s Lean, Toned Physique Has a Secret: Suspension Training Deep in the Woods
Actor Kim Tae-ri has sparked widespread public interest after sharing a rare glimpse into her outdoor fitness routine.
National University Hospitals Partner with HIRA to Accelerate AI Transition in Regional Healthcare
As artificial intelligence integrates deeper into clinical care, South Korea's national university hospitals and the...
The Chaebol's Trim: What LG Chairman Koo Kwang-mo’s Pork Belly Habit Says About Dietary Fat
Koo Kwang-mo, chairman of LG Group, has become a trending topic online over his unique approach to eating pork belly .
Ebola spreads rapidly in DRC—how far have new vaccines and treatments come?
A Reuters report said the U.K. media outlet The Guardian reported on the 19th (20th in Korea time) that the World...
The Rising Tide of Early-Onset Dementia: Why Is Brain Aging Accelerating?
When visiting long-term care facilities, the presence of residents in their 50s and 60s is increasingly common.