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.
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How High Blood Pressure Accelerates Joint Wear in Older Adults: A 'Brain Hormone' May Be to Blame
October 2 marks "Senior Citizens' Day" in South Korea—a statutory observance intended to foster respect for older adults and highlight the health...
Beyond Facial Wrinkles: 5 Internal Factors Accelerating Biological Aging
Aging is an inevitable biological process, but the rate at which it occurs is largely within individual control.
Surgery Is Just the First Step in Lung Cancer: Why EGFR Mutation Testing Matters
Lung cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer in South Korea and the leading cause of cancer mortality,...
Is Abstinence Harmful to Health? What Science Says About Inactivity—and Clergy
Many couples—particularly after middle age—gradually reduce or stop sexual activity altogether, often citing busy...
Mild Cognitive Impairment Doesn’t Always Lead to Dementia—Early Diagnosis and Lifestyle Management Are Key
Sept. 21 marks Dementia Overcoming Day, a designated observance created to raise public awareness about preventing and...
Sweet Potato, Kabocha, or Potato: Which Is Best for Blood Sugar Management?
If you are trying to manage your blood sugar, which is the better choice: sweet potatoes, kabocha squash, or regular...
Cell and Gene Therapy Advances Take Center Stage at Samsung Joint International Symposium
Leading researchers developing stem cell and extracellular vesicle therapies for sepsis, personalized mRNA vaccines for...
Restless Legs at Bedtime? The Overlooked Sleep Disorder Affecting 1 in 20 People
〈Editor’s note〉 Restless legs syndrome is a surprisingly common condition, yet it is frequently misdiagnosed as muscle...
“One Eye Sees Fine, so It Goes Unnoticed”: How Anisometropia Endangers Children's Vision
Even when two eyes do not see equally well, many people navigate daily life without obvious trouble as long as one eye...