Why Some Parts of Seoul Feel Hotter Than Others: The Cooling Power of Urban Trees
As extreme heat waves pushing near 40 degrees Celsius continue to grip South Korea, the Korea Meteorological Administration forecasted that heat in...
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South Korea to Deploy AI Across Public Health Centers and Ambulances to Close Care Gaps
Artificial intelligence tools that assist in interpreting X-ray images and drafting clinical notes will soon be deployed to public health centers in...
Heavy Sweating in Mild Heat? Strong Body Odor Could Signal Bromhidrosis
In summer, many people worry about body odor as sweat begins to pour with even minimal movement.
AI Tracks Lung Scarring: 4-Percentage-Point Rise in One Year Signals Danger
Researchers have established an artificial intelligence benchmark to quantify the progression of idiopathic pulmonary...
White Frost on Ice Cream: Safe to Eat or Time to Toss?
On a hot summer day, a freezer stocked with ice cream is a welcome comfort. Many people, particularly when eating from...
Timing of Immune Cell Entry Dictates Anti-Cancer Defense in Hard-to-Treat Brain Tumors
Some immune cells surrounding a tumor actively attack it, while others create conditions that help it survive.
9 Food Habits Making You Look Older Than You Are
Even among individuals of the same age, some look noticeably younger while others appear older than they are.
Persistent Sock Marks on Your Ankles? When Deep Indentations Signal an Underlying Health Issue
Taking off your socks at the end of the day to find clear impressions around your ankles is a common experience.
Feel Sluggish After Eating? Simple Habits to Curb Blood Sugar Spikes
Blood sugar naturally rises after a meal, but repeated sharp spikes can increase the risk of both diabetes and...
Why Milk, Eggs, and Other Perishables Belong Away From Your Refrigerator Door
It is easy to assume that simply placing food inside the refrigerator is enough to keep it fresh.