Samsung Bioepis Seeks South Korean Approval for Keytruda Biosimilar SB27
Samsung Bioepis announced on Aug. 10 that it has submitted a marketing authorization application to South Korea's Ministry of Food and Drug Safety...
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Suspected Pancreatic Cancer Once Meant a Two-Night Stay. Asan Medical Center Cuts It to One Day
When patients are told something looks abnormal in their pancreas, many begin worrying about hospital admission even before receiving test results.
Why Pancreatic Cancer Is Less Common in Women: Childbirth History May Offer Clues
Pancreatic cancer is notoriously difficult to attribute to a single cause. However, a major South Korean study tracking...
Muscle 'Quality' Beats Quantity: Fat Infiltration Between Muscles Drives Colon Cancer Survival
"You need to eat well and build up your strength."Cancer patients and their families frequently hear this advice ahead...
CAR-T Without Extracting Patient Cells? J&J Makes $785 Million Bet on In Vivo Therapy
Johnson & Johnson (J&J) is investing more than $785 million (approximately 1.11 trillion won) in next-generation "in...
Samsung Medical Center Adopts Next-Generation Da Vinci 5 Robot to Advance Lung and Esophageal Cancer Surgery
Samsung Medical Center has introduced the latest robot-assisted surgery platform, the Da Vinci 5, for lung and...
Morning Stomach Burn? Understanding Gastritis and How to Protect Your Gut
"My stomach feels inflamed on an empty stomach in the morning." This common complaint often raises a critical question:...
Timing of Immune Cell Entry Dictates Anti-Cancer Defense in Hard-to-Treat Brain Tumors
Some immune cells surrounding a tumor actively attack it, while others create conditions that help it survive.
French Cardiac Surgeon Brings Father 10,000 km to Seoul for Rare Dual-Donor Liver Transplant
When Mohamed El Kettani, a 64-year-old Moroccan-born dual citizen of France and Morocco, was told that a liver...
Prevention vs. Treatment: Why Cancer Therapy Demands a Completely Different Diet
What makes diabetes particularly dangerous is the risk of severe, systemic complications.