Clue to Treating Fatty Liver May Reside in the Gut, Not the Liver, Study Suggests
Concern over liver health is steadily intensifying worldwide. Fatty liver disease occurs when lipid accumulation exceeds 5% of the liver's total...
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Prostate Cancer Now Ranks No. 1 Among Men in South Korea, Yet National Screening Still Excludes Critical PSA Test
Prostate cancer has emerged as the most frequently diagnosed cancer among men in South Korea. Once regarded as a relatively uncommon malignancy...
Protecting Your Gut: The Foods a Gastroenterologist Avoids to Lower Cancer Risk
Diet heavily shapes long-term health, and the foods we regularly reach for can directly influence our risk of chronic...
Navigating the Post-50 Shift: How Women Can Prioritizing Health Screenings for Longevity
After turning 50, physical changes can seem to arrive all at once. Your waistline expands, blood pressure and blood...
Falling Asleep While Scrolling Your Phone? How Late-Night Screen Time Disrupts Your Hormones
Many people climb into bed and drift off while staring at their phones. What begins as a quick check of the news or...
Actor Kim Sa-rang Embraces 'Gaining Happiness' Over Calorie Counting
Actor Kim Sa-rang, 48, recently shared a cheerful glimpse into her everyday routine centered around enjoying good food.
High Blood Pressure After Childbirth: Why the Cardiovascular Risks of Preeclampsia Don't End at Delivery
"They told me my blood pressure was a bit high during pregnancy, but doesn’t it go back to normal after I give birth.
Screen Glow and Belly Fat: How Nighttime Light Exposure Secretly Derails Your Diet
Many people routinely drift off to sleep under the glow of a smartphone or leave the television running late into the...
"Chewing One Piece of Gimbap for Minutes": The Mindful Eating Habit IU Swears By
Singer and actress IU's distinctive eating habits are drawing fresh attention. Recently, on the SBS Radio "Erao"...
Robotic Gallbladder Surgery Flourishes Regionally: On Hospital’s Kim Geon-guk Surpasses 200 Cases in a Single Year
Surgery for cholecystitis or gallstones is no longer the exclusive domain of major university hospitals.