“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 point.
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Why Stanford MBA Students Came to Busan, South Korea
Thirty MBA students from Stanford University recently visited Joeun Gangan Hospital in Busan. This was not a simple hospital tour.
Screen Time Alert: Could Your Smartphone Be Raising Your Blood Pressure and Cholesterol?
New research suggests that young adults who spend six or more hours a day looking at screens—such as mobile phones and...
At 63, Demi Moore’s Timeless Appearance Sparks Debate: The True Cost of Hollywood Beauty?
Hollywood icon Demi Moore recently captivated fans by sharing a video update on social media, showcasing a remarkably...
Restoring the Breath of Night: The Potential for a Sleep Apnea Pill
Obstructive sleep apnea , a condition where breathing repeatedly stops during sleep, is far more than a mere snoring...
Diagnosing Parkinson’s and Schizophrenia with a Single Drop of Saliva: Breakthrough in South Korean Medical Tech
A South Korean research team has pioneered a technology capable of diagnosing major neurological and psychiatric...
The Body Doesn’t Do Averages: Why Every Single Meal Dictates Your Health
In modern nutrition, we often fall into the trap of "compensatory eating." We tell ourselves that skipping protein at...
Beyond Explosions: Low-Heat Contact Burns Linked to Charging Cables and Power Banks
Thermal damage from electronic devices is often associated with dramatic battery explosions or electric shocks.
The Electric Bond: How Mussel-Inspired Adhesives are Restoring Severed Nerves
Whether it is a victim of a car accident with severed peripheral nerves, an athlete with a torn muscle, or a patient...
No Need to Endure Until 70: When is the Right Time for Knee and Hip Surgery?
Mr. Park (74), who lives in Busan, has been suffering from knee pain for three years.