Ebola spreads rapidly in DRC—how far have new vaccines and treatments come?
A Reuters report said the U.K. media outlet The Guardian reported on the 19th (20th in Korea time) that the World Health Organization is considering...
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DR Congo’s Historic World Cup Return in Jeopardy Over U.S. Ebola Quarantine Mandate
The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s first World Cup appearance in over half a century is facing a sudden crisis. U. S.
Falling Despite Normal Muscle Mass? The Hidden Condition That Triples Fall Risk
A man in his 70s who exercises regularly at the gym suddenly falls in his living room.
Re-evaluating the Knife: Why Some Thyroid Cancers No Longer Require Immediate Surgery
During a routine health screening, a doctor points out a small lump on your thyroid. Additional tests deliver a jarring...
Beyond Discomfort: Why Ignoring Constipation Risks Your Health—and the 4 Fruits That Can Fix It
If your bowel movements are irregular, it may be time to closely evaluate your dietary habits.
Oscotec Ramps Up R&D: What Lies Beyond the Success of Lazertinib?
“It doesn’t end with lazertinib. Keep an eye out for the next candidate in line.” Oscotec is aggressively channeling...
The Surge of Pancreatic, Colorectal, and Prostate Cancers: Is Our Changing Diet to Blame?
In South Korea, the incidence of colorectal, pancreatic, and prostate cancers has risen sharply in recent years.
The '2.5 Liters a Day' Myth? Why Water Alone May Not Prevent Kidney Stones
"Drink plenty of water" is the universal parting advice for kidney stone patients upon hospital discharge.
30 Specialized Surgeons, Zero Ego: The Daily Morning Debates Shaping Excellence at Bucheon Yeson Hospital
“After the right-thumb replantation surgery, I’ll treat the patient using this specific method.
The Rise of Colorectal Cancer: Why It Is Overtaking Stomach Cancer and What to Eat With Meat
"I found the cancer late, and treatment was grueling. It was a massive financial and emotional burden on my entire...