Hospital Leaders Gather in Seoul for First Time in 19 Years, Urging Patient-Centered Care in AI Era
“Artificial intelligence will undoubtedly transform healthcare. But technology alone cannot determine the future of our hospitals.
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Can AI Spot At-Risk Patients Early? Hospitals Explore the Next Frontier
Can artificial intelligence detect warning signs before a patient's condition becomes critical? Can it diagnose diseases by analyzing medical images...
Daewoong Pharmaceutical to Build Aseptic Manufacturing Facility for Semaglutide Microneedle Patch
Daewoong Pharmaceutical is accelerating efforts to secure Good Manufacturing Practice approval and establish an...
Seoul St. Mary’s Researchers Win Science Award for Study on HLA Antibodies in Kidney Transplants
For patients awaiting kidney transplantation, elevated levels of antibodies against donor tissues pose a formidable...
Can Atherosclerotic Plaque Be Reversed? New Institute Led by Professor Jang Ki-yuk Aims to Find Out
The Catholic Medical Center announced on the 12th that the Catholic Vascular Recovery Research Institute (C-RESOLVE),...
The Probiotic Illusion: Why Gut Health Requires More Than Just a Pill
"Doctor, please take this. " "What is it. " "I bought you a probiotic drink so you’ll stay healthy. " "Probiotics….
Over 50% of Korean Teens Report Generative AI Dependency, Prompting First National Mental Health Guidelines
More than half of South Korean teenagers consider themselves dependent on generative artificial intelligence , marking...
Model Yano Shiho’s Secret to Staying Slim at 50: The Morning ‘KCA’ Juice
At 50, model and TV personality Yano Shiho continues to maintain a tall, slender frame of 173 cm and a weight in the...
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...
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...