The Illusion of Decline: Nearly Half of Older Adults Gain Cognition and Mobility
Do you know someone past 70 who seems sharper than they used to be. Or an octogenarian who still strides briskly around the neighborhood.
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Resetting the Body Clock: Smartphone App Cuts Mood Disorder Relapse Rates to One-Third
"I’m taking my medication faithfully—so why is this happening again?" It is a deeply frustrating question that patients with depression or bipolar...
Off the Pitch: Why Cheering for the World Cup Is Good for Mind and Body
World Cup fever is heating up once again. Whether gathering on the streets, at home, in the workplace, or at local...
Exhausted but Wide Awake? The Three-Hour Window Sabotaging Your Sleep
Your body feels entirely drained and your eyelids are heavy, but the moment your head hits the pillow, your mind snaps...
"Punishment Alone Won't Stop the Express Train to Hell," Warns Addiction Expert Cheon Young-hoon
“A lot of people call drug addiction an ‘express train to hell,’ right. It is a remarkably accurate metaphor.
"A Bike Is More Thrilling Than a Syringe Now": Inside South Korea's Last-Resort Hospital Treating 90% of Hospitalized Drug Addicts
A 190-centimeter-tall man with celebrity-grade looks opened the examination room door and walked in.
The GLP-1 Paradox: Wegovy and Mounjaro Patients Shed Weight, but Walk Less
"First I’ll lose the weight, and then I’ll start exercising." It is a thought shared by almost anyone starting highly...
The Carb Connection: How Post-Meal Blood Sugar Spikes Drive Weight Gain and High Cholesterol
Health screening results can often come as a sudden shock. For many, a routine checkup reveals a cluster of chronic...
Moon Chae-won Confesses She ‘Can’t Hold Back’: The Science Behind Sudden Appetite Spikes
Actor Moon Chae-won recently struck a chord with viewers after speaking candidly about her personal struggles with...
Seoul National University Hospital to Lead 30 Billion Won Bidirectional Brain-to-Robot BCI Clinical Trials
The idea of walking by thought alone—and even regaining sensations in the soles of the feet—is edging closer to reality.