Diabetes Drug Linked to Greater Independence for Stroke Survivors After Thrombectomy
A common diabetes medication may pave the way for better recoveries in patients left with lasting impairments after undergoing a procedure to clear...
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"Waking Up Twice a Night to Pee?" Why Nocturia Involves More Than Just the Prostate or Bladder
You go to sleep at 11 p. m. At 2 a. m. , an urgent need to urinate wakes you. By 5 a. m. , you are heading to the bathroom again.
Five Bedroom Items That Could Be Harming Your Health, According to a Pharmacist
Items intended to foster comfort or health can sometimes do the exact opposite. From the humidifier providing moisture...
"You Don’t Have to Starve to Lose Visceral Fat": Obesity Specialist Highlights Two Crucial Daily Habits
Many individuals immediately turn to strict caloric restriction and intense workouts when trying to lose weight.
Blood Sugar Control Improves After 65: Why Age Alone Should Not Dictate Type 1 Diabetes Care
Type 1 and type 2 diabetes stem from fundamentally different underlying etiologies. In type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune...
When Brushing Your Teeth Brings Shocking Pain: The Remission Trap of Trigeminal Neuralgia
One day, without warning, brushing your teeth sends an agonizing, electric shock-like jolt across one side of your face.
Kang Dae-hee: "Asia's Medical Infrastructure Fails to Keep Pace with Rapid Economic Growth... Telemedicine is the Answer"
“Asian economies are growing rapidly, but they are struggling to build out healthcare infrastructure.
Seoul St. Mary’s Researchers Win Science Award for Study on HLA Antibodies in Kidney Transplants
For patients awaiting kidney transplantation, elevated levels of antibodies against donor tissues pose a formidable...
Can Atherosclerotic Plaque Be Reversed? New Institute Led by Professor Jang Ki-yuk Aims to Find Out
The Catholic Medical Center announced on the 12th that the Catholic Vascular Recovery Research Institute (C-RESOLVE),...
Had LASIK and Think Myopia Is Cured? Why Your Structural Eye Risks Remain
As the prevalence of myopia rises sharply, ophthalmology experts are warning that vision-correction procedures like...