When Humans First Ate Meat: How the Ice Age Reshaped the Evolutionary Menu
Earth formed approximately 4.6 billion years ago, but it was not until about 60 million years ago that early primates—highly intelligent ancestral...
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Celltrion Advances Next-Generation Immuno-Oncology Candidate with Strong Preclinical Results
Celltrion has announced promising preclinical data for its investigational immuno-oncology candidate, CT-P72/ABP-102, demonstrating potent antitumor...
From Saliva to Gut: How Human Anatomy Differs from Dogs and Lions
As discussed in last week’s column(*), the structure of the human mouth—including the jaw joint and teeth—more closely...
South Korean Researchers Discover Compound That Destroys Chemo-Resistant Liver Cancer Cells
Cancer cells that no longer respond to chemotherapy present one of the most formidable challenges in oncology.
Beyond the 'Emperor Diet': Actor Heo Nam-jun Reveals Radical All-Meat Regimen
Actor Heo Nam-jun, 32, who has drawn widespread attention for his role as Cha Se-gye in the drama Brave New World, has...
The Hidden Risks of Skipping Meat: Why Supplements Aren't a Quick Fix for Anemia
Persistent fatigue, dizziness, muscle weakness, pale skin, and shortness of breath are classic warning signs of anemia.
The Resilience Code: How Immature Neurons Shield the Brain From Alzheimer’s Dementia
Toxic clumps of proteins associated with Alzheimer’s disease can accumulate throughout the brain without dementia ever...
More Meat, More Milk, More Illness: The Flawed Science of the New U.S. Dietary Guidelines
In last week’s 128th column, titled “Telling people to eat more protein while cutting saturated fat. ” (Kormedi.
Eat more protein — but cut saturated fat?
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans , released in January 2026, contain several serious errors.
High-Dose Vitamin D During Pregnancy Linked to Higher Childhood Memory Scores, But Experts Urge Caution
Children born to mothers who consumed high-dose vitamin D supplements during pregnancy scored higher on memory tests at...