"Always kept my parents' room warm... Was I a dutiful son or a bad son?"
A study has found that simply lowering the bedroom temperature appropriately at night can reduce the heart burden and stress response in the elderly.
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If Today is Hard and Broken... If Light Comes Through the Cracks
The Liberty Bell in Philadelphia symbolizes the "Land of Freedom" known as America. I learned about it in textbooks during my school days.
If You Want to Live to 100, Avoid Vegetarianism?…“Meat Eaters Live Longer”
While there is a perception that "vegetarianism is good for healthy longevity," research results suggest that the...
Taking ADHD Medication in Childhood Increases Risk of Obesity
A study has found that long-term use of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder medication in childhood increases the...
What Changes in Eating Habits? Too Many People with High Blood Sugar, Blood Pressure, and Cholesterol... Why Are Middle-Aged People's Blood Vessels Deteriorating?
Changes in the body begin after the age of 40. Long-standing habits accumulate, signaling health issues.
"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.
"For Women with Anemia, Intravenous Injection is More Effective than Oral Medication"...3 Million with Iron Deficiency Anemia
New research results have shown that for women suffering from iron deficiency anemia due to severe dieting and...
Does Language Create Taste, Too?…In the West, Which Once Knew Only Sweet, Salty, Sour, and Bitter
Today’s topic is the long-running, fiercely contested debate over umami. Using gyokuro tea as our material, I will...
“Let’s Never Meet Again”
“Doctor, what exactly is a hospitalist?” When the hospitalist system was first introduced in Korea as a pilot program...
Is Heavy, Full-Coverage Makeup Over?…Why “Skin-Fit” Makeup That Shows Skin Is Now the Trend
Makeup that lets your skin show—rather than covering it with heavy layers—is becoming the new standard.