Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Linked to 1.5-Fold Higher Kidney Cancer Risk in Young Adults
As kidney cancer rates rise rapidly among the younger population, a large-scale study has found that nonalcoholic fatty liver disease significantly...
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Invisible Threat: Air Pollution Linked to Higher Mortality in Severe COVID-19 Patients
With the arrival of springtime yellow dust and surging levels of fine particulate matter—compounded by the continuous emergence of new COVID-19...
Taking Wegovy or Mounjaro? Seek Immediate Medical Attention if ‘These Symptoms’ Appear
As anti-obesity medications for weight loss and blood sugar control gain popularity, monitoring and managing potential...
The Harvard Warning: Unmasking the Risks of the Keto Craze
The diet industry is famously recession-proof. This endurance stems from a simple reality: the world is full of people...
The Magnesium Myth: Why Supplements Fail to Stop Eye Twitching—and the Real "Instant Fix"
Leading medical experts in Korea are challenging a common health belief, stating that magnesium supplementation does...
"I Heat It Up and Eat It All the Time": Why Convenience Foods May Be Especially Bad for Men
A recent study has found that a diet high in ultra-processed foods—such as convenience meals and instant snacks—is...
Can 'Sound and Light' Treat the Brain? New Hope for Dementia Therapy Without Side Effects
A South Korean research team has demonstrated the potential for treating Alzheimer’s disease using non-invasive sound...
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[Medical Education Report] Universities as Designers of Community Health
The era in which local universities take a leading role in "integrated healthcare" has officially begun.
“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...
Minimally Invasive Surgery for Rare Pediatric Ectopic Testis: A New Clinical Milestone
A new study has found that ectopic testis, an exceptionally rare pediatric testicular disorder, can be treated safely...