Asan Medical Center Launches South Korea’s First Dedicated Fetal Heart Center
Asan Medical Center has established a specialized Fetal Heart Center dedicated to diagnosing and treating cardiac anomalies in fetuses.
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Immuncell-LC Demonstrates Potential in Preventing Liver Cancer Recurrence Following Organ Transplant
A new study suggests that Immuncell-LC, an autologous immune cell therapy, may effectively curb cancer recurrence in liver transplant recipients—a...
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...
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...
Samsung Biologics to Raise ₩3 Trillion in Rights Offering to Fund ₩2.7 Trillion Acquisition of PolyPeptide Group
Samsung Biologics is proceeding with a 3 trillion won ($2.25 billion) rights offering, directing approximately 90% of...
Considering Rhinoplasty Again? Why Revision Surgery Demands a Tailored Approach
While rhinoplasty is often perceived as a straightforward cosmetic procedure, surgeons face immense anatomical...
The "Complete Protein" Myth: How Animal Meat Triggers Cancer, Hypertension, and Diabetes
Animal protein is widely celebrated as a "complete protein" because it contains all essential amino acids.
Forget the 4.5-Hour Window: Why Stroke Care Means Acting Right Now
Stroke remains one of South Korea’s leading causes of death, carrying a high risk of lasting complications or...
South Korea Designates Top 3 Superbug Threats, Ranking Vancomycin-Resistant Enterococci Above WHO Priorities
An estimated 1. 14 million people worldwide died in 2021 from infections caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria.