The Sleep Sweet Spot: Both Deprivation and Oversleeping Linked to Sharp Rise in Stroke Risk
Sleep may appear to be a passive state of rest, but inside the body, complex and dynamic biological changes are constantly underway to maintain...
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Is High Blood Pressure a "Men’s Disease"? Debunking Common Myths for World Hypertension Day
High blood pressure is identified by the World Health Organization as the leading global risk factor for death.
The Surge of Pancreatic, Colorectal, and Prostate Cancers: Is Our Changing Diet to Blame?
In South Korea, the incidence of colorectal, pancreatic, and prostate cancers has risen sharply in recent years.
The Ideal Sleep Duration for Longevity Identified: Down to the Minute
Both sleep deprivation and oversleeping have long been linked to poor health outcomes, but a precise "sweet spot" for...
Prioritizing Industry Profits Over Public Health: The Contradictions of the New U.S. Dietary Guidelines
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans have been published every five years since 1980, and to date, 10 editions have...
Frequency Over Diet: Why an SNU Professor Says Frequent Bowel Movements Are the Key to Preventing Colorectal Cancer
Lee Seung-hoon, a professor in the Department of Neurology at Seoul National University Hospital, recently shared...
Beyond the Podium: The One Cravings Figure Skating Legend Kim Yuna Had to Forgo
Ko Woo-rim, a member of the crossover group Forestella, recently revealed that his wife, figure skating legend Kim...
The Silent Threat to Cardiovascular Health: Six Foods to Lower 'Bad' Cholesterol
A primary driver of cardiovascular disease—particularly for those entering middle age—is low-density lipoprotein ,...
LE SSERAFIM’s Eunchae Reveals Her "Overnight" Secret for Slimmer, Pain-Free Legs
Eunchae, the 20-year-old member of the K-pop girl group LE SSERAFIM, recently highlighted compression stockings as an...
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.