Tomatoes, Potatoes… Why Foods High in Potassium are Good for the Heart
Potassium plays an important role in heartbeats. It stimulates the heart to pump blood throughout the body hundreds of thousands of times a day.
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"Is Steamed Sweet Potato Good for Constipation?"...If It Doesn't Work, Be Sure to Check 'This'
In winter, it is common to feel bloated and experience discomfort due to irregular bowel movements. Recently, constipation has emerged as a...
Eating Too Much Protein Can Lead to Blood Sugar Spikes and Damage to Cardiovascular and Kidney Health
As the importance of muscles for health has been emphasized, a protein craze has emerged.
Surgery Is Just the First Step in Lung Cancer: Why EGFR Mutation Testing Matters
Lung cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer in South Korea and the leading cause of cancer mortality,...
"Throw These Out Today": Pharmacist Warns Against 5 Common Kitchen Items That Pose Hidden Health Risks
The traditional maxim that frugality is always a virtue does not always apply in the kitchen.
Daewoong Pharmaceutical Nears Completion of Phase 2 IPF Trial for Bersiporosin, Readout Set for H1 2027
Daewoong Pharmaceutical has completed patient enrollment for the global Phase 2 clinical trial of bersiporosin...
97-Year-Old Gastric Cancer Patient Undergoes Total Stomach Removal via Robotic Surgery at Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital
For nonagenarian patients and their families, deciding whether to undergo major surgery presents a formidable dilemma.
Scientists Uncover 'Warmth Sensor' Switch Driving Chronic Pain in 1.5 Billion People Worldwide
An estimated 1.5 billion people worldwide suffer from chronic pain, yet conventional anti-inflammatory painkillers...
South Korea Tops U.S. and Japan as Preferred Overseas Medical Destination, But High Costs and Distance Deter Actual Visits
When international consumers consider traveling abroad for medical care, a larger share selects South Korea over...
Throbbing Knees After a Fall Hike? Why the Descent Hurts Most—and How to Protect Your Joints
As crisp autumn breezes arrive, more people are taking to mountain trails and park paths.