Screen Time Alert: Could Your Smartphone Be Raising Your Blood Pressure and Cholesterol?
New research suggests that young adults who spend six or more hours a day looking at screens—such as mobile phones and computers—outside of work or...
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Health Screening Quality Is Defined by Diagnostic Capability, Not the Number of Tests
The core purpose of routine health screenings is to detect disease early—before symptoms appear. Experts emphasize that the quality of these...
AI Mammogram Analysis: Predicting Cardiovascular Disease Risk Through Breast Cancer Screening
An artificial intelligence program capable of analyzing routine mammogram images may soon serve a dual purpose:...
From Sistar to Screen: Actress Dasom Reveals the Secret to Her Toned "11-Line" Abs
Dasom, the former Sistar member turned actress, has long been admired for her slender physique.
Taming the Screen: Reducing TV Time by Just One Hour Cuts Depression Risk in Middle-Aged Adults by 43%
A new study suggests that simply reducing daily television time and replacing it with more active behaviors can...
DNA in Blood Speaks of Cancer Traces
"Can we detect multiple cancers early with just one blood draw?" As interest grows in diagnostic tests that quickly...
Why Managing Blood Sugar Helps You Lose Weight?
Blood sugar and the pancreas are closely related. The hormone that regulates blood sugar is secreted by the pancreas.
Heart Disease Screening in Your 40s is Too Late... Men See a Sharp Increase from Age 35
Research has shown that the risk of heart attack for men increases rapidly starting at age 35.
Diabetes Has a Golden Window, Too: Starting Treatment Within 3 Months Cuts Death Risk 69%
It is easy to assume that people with type 2 diabetes do not need to rush into treatment.
Unexplained Joint Pain and Weight Loss? Why Young Women Must Watch for Lupus
One autoimmune disease is far more prevalent in women than in men. In South Korea alone, approximately 1,000 women are...