Fighting Chronic Inflammation? Two Polyphenol-Rich Foods to Keep in Your Kitchen
Inflammation is a normal biological defense mechanism that protects the body and aids healing when tissues are damaged or invaded by pathogens.
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Korea University Anam Hospital hosts ‘2026 Mongolia Patients’ Night’ in Ulaanbaatar
Korea University Anam Hospital’s International Healthcare Center hosted the "2026 Mongolia Patients’ Night" on August 13 at the Holiday Inn in...
Augmented Reality Training Cuts Emergency Transfusion Setup Time by Over 60 Percent
When a patient with massive bleeding arrives in the emergency room, medical staff must prepare blood transfusion...
Severe Lung Complications Drop Below 10% for Early Lung Cancer Patients with IPF Treated with Proton Therapy
For patients diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis —a chronic disease in which lung tissue inexplicably becomes...
Women’s Heart Disease Often Strikes Without Chest Pain—and 60% of Adults Don’t Know It
Crushing, squeezing chest pain is widely recognized as the hallmark sign of a heart attack.
Even Seoul-Area Tertiary Hospitals Fall Into the Red as 253 Institutions Record a Nine-Year Financial Slide
It is a familiar refrain in the healthcare industry that managing hospital finances has grown exceptionally difficult.
Regenerative Technique Aims to Solve Rotator Cuff Re-Tears by Rebuilding the Tendon-Bone Junction
When surgeons reattach a torn shoulder tendon to the bone, a frustrating setback often occurs over time: the repair...
More Stem Cells Doesn't Mean Better Results: Why Cell Count Alone Falls Short
Following the box-office success of the film Spider-Man: Brand New Day, public attention has once again turned to...
Taking Leqembi Isn’t Enough: Only 3% of Early Alzheimer’s Patients Follow Recommended Lifestyle Habits
The arrival of disease-modifying treatments capable of slowing Alzheimer’s progression has offered patients newfound...
Rethinking the Sweet Tooth: What Happens When You Cut Back on Added Sugar
"Sugars" and table sugar are closely related, but they are not identical terms. In dietary science, "sugars" refers to...