Aorta Tears at 99: South Korea’s Oldest Aortic Surgery Patient Celebrates 100th Birthday in Hospital
A 99-year-old man who suddenly lost consciousness and began vomiting was rushed to the emergency room, where a chest computed tomography scan...
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Does Wegovy Triple Depression Risk? Real-World Data from Korean Hospitals Yields Nuanced Findings
A recent observational study indicates that individuals taking popular GLP-1 receptor agonist obesity medications may face an elevated risk of...
Why Your Go-To Hiking Snack May Be Spiking Your Blood Sugar
As early fall temperatures invite outdoor enthusiasts back to the trails, hikers are reaching for familiar trail snacks.
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.
Did Stars Fall into the Forest? Experience Muju’s Enchanting Early-Fall Firefly Festival
As the sun sets and darkness settles over the forest, a remarkable nocturnal spectacle unfolds in Muju County, North...
3 K-Beauty Products That Deliver on Ingredients and Price
Skin changes with the seasons. As temperature and humidity shift, skin can feel tight, develop flaky patches, or react...
Radiation Therapy Shrinks Lymph-Node Tumors in 75% of Advanced Liver Cancer Cases
When hepatocellular carcinoma spreads to the lymph nodes, it is classified as advanced liver cancer, typically...
Crunchy, Nutrient-Dense Lotus Root Takes Center Stage for the Fall Harvest
As September arrives, the harvest season begins for lotus root, the underground stem (rhizome) of the lotus plant.
South Korea’s First Homegrown CAR-T, Rimqarto, Moves Closer to Coverage with 67% Complete Response Rate
Curocell announced on Sept. 4 that its chimeric antigen receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapy Rimqarto (generic name:...
Early Autumn Flu Surge Prompts KDCA Warning as School-Age Cases Spike
As the summer heat eases and South Korea heads into fall, flu cases have climbed sharply—especially among elementary...