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 identify various types of cancer,...
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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...
Routine Eye Photos Can Flag Current Dementia and Predict Future Risk, AI Study Finds
Eye photos taken during routine health screenings could help identify who currently has dementia and predict who is at...
Single Abdominal Ultrasound Can Gauge Liver Cancer Risk in Fatty Liver Patients, Study Finds
Fatty liver disease is one of the most common findings during routine health screenings.
Hanyang University Hospital Launches Dedicated Cancer Hospital, Aiming for One-Week Diagnosis-to-Surgery Window
Hanyang University Hospital is reorganizing the cancer center it has operated for 35 years into Hanyang University...
AI Generates and Self-Checks Specialist Study Materials—Yet 1% Still Contain Critical Errors
Artificial intelligence can now generate study materials for medical specialist board exams and run automated checks...
Sarcopenia in Older Adults Linked to 92% Higher Risk of Cardiovascular Disease
Feeling unusually winded when climbing stairs or noticing weaker legs later in life may signal more than simple aging.