FDA Grants Streamlined Path for MediPost’s Cartistem, Slashing U.S. Trial Burden
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has agreed to a significantly streamlined clinical path for Cartistem, a landmark knee osteoarthritis treatment...
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DR Congo’s Historic World Cup Return in Jeopardy Over U.S. Ebola Quarantine Mandate
The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s first World Cup appearance in over half a century is facing a sudden crisis. U. S.
'Glass Shards' in the Joints: Gout Increasingly Targeting Patients in Their 20s and 30s
Mr. A, an office worker in his early 30s, found himself groaning in pain on the first night of a long-awaited overseas...
Medical Tourism Surpasses 2 Million Annual Visitors, Yet Plastic Surgery and Dermatology Still Dominate
South Korea’s medical tourism market has officially entered the era of "2 million foreign patients per year.
“Now Is the Golden Time”: Daegu Bets on a Medical Tourism Comeback with ‘K-Beauty’
Daegu, which stood on the front lines of regional healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic, now faces another turning...
Why Rokit Healthcare’s Stock Soared Despite Geopolitical Volatility
Rokit Healthcare is capturing significant market attention for its robust momentum. Its stock price has surged 50% over...
Busan On Hospital to Introduce Proton Therapy: Expanding to Vietnam and Russia
Busan On Hospital has announced a bold new vision on the occasion of its 16th anniversary, aiming to establish a global...
"K-Health Content for 4.7 Billion People": Kormedi.com Launches Global Multilingual Service
Kormedi. com, South Korea’s premier health and medical media outlet, is officially going global.
70,000 Surgeries and a Century of Miracles: The ‘Country Hospital’ Known Around the World
Abdullah Rahman, a young man from Yemen who had been forced to crawl on his knees since birth due to congenital...
Sejong Hospital: The Visionary Institution That Saved 9,000 "Blue-Lipped" Children
In the early 1980s, countless children born with congenital heart disease—often marked by the distinct blue tint of...