Robots Respond to ‘Scalpel, Please’: Samsung Medical Center Unveils World-First Dual-Humanoid Surgical Team
Humanoid robots capable of responding to voice commands and handing surgical instruments directly to doctors are entering operating rooms.
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“I Dream of an Ordinary Life”: Expanded Insurance Coverage Brings New Hope to Dravet Syndrome Families
“Until just before my daughter turned 2, she frequently suffered not only febrile seizures but also afebrile seizures.
From 6 Opening-Day Patients to 3.13 Million Treated: Hana ENT Hospital Marks 30 Years
Hana ENT Hospital has published a 201-page white paper titled Patient-Centered to mark its 30th anniversary,...
Can SVF Injections Delay Knee Replacement? Two-Year Tracking Shows 99% Avoided Surgery
As populations age, the treatment paradigm for degenerative knee osteoarthritis is shifting from early artificial joint...
Stomach Cancer Often Strikes Without Symptoms: Doctors Urge Biennial Endoscopy After Age 40
Every year, Sept. 7 marks Early Stomach Cancer Screening Day. Established by the Green Bell Foundation, a nonprofit...
South Korea’s First Homegrown CAR-T, Rimqarto, Moves Closer to Coverage with 67% Complete Response Rate
Curocell announced on Sept. 4 that its chimeric antigen receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapy Rimqarto (generic name:...
Hansol Hospital Reaches 200 Single-Port Robotic Surgeries in 8 Months
Hansol Hospital, a colorectal specialty hospital designated by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, announced Sept.
Lee Jae-joon Takes Helm at Hallym University Medical Center, Pledges Unified Synergy Across Five Hospitals
Hallym University Medical Center announced that Lee Jae-joon, former president of Hallym University Chuncheon Sacred...
'Why Travel to Seoul for Emergency Stroke Care?': S Pohang Hospital’s 18-Year Mission
Two weeks before his daughter’s wedding, a middle-aged man was rushed to the hospital after suffering sudden paralysis...
Stopping Beta-Blockers After Heart Attack Safe for Stable Patients, Korea-France Study Finds
One medication many patients take long-term following a heart attack is a beta-blocker.