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.
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SCL Group and Hanaro Medical Foundation Bring K-Health to Indonesia’s National Central Hospital
Comprehensive healthcare solutions company SCL Group announced on the 28th that it signed a memorandum of understanding with Indonesia’s National...
"Hiding Out of Embarrassment Only Makes It Worse": A Leading Anorectal Specialist’s Warning Signs for Anal Fistula
You feel chilled and feverish. Your head and body ache. Naturally, it feels like the flu.
A World-Class Safety Net: Are You Missing Out on These Vital Korean Health Insurance Benefits?
South Korea is globally recognized for possessing one of the most efficient and well-established National Health...
“I Thought It Was Cancer, but Thankfully It Wasn’t”: When a Rare Growth Mimics Deadly Melanoma
It looked like melanoma, a potentially fatal form of skin cancer, but detailed testing revealed the lesion to be...
Beyond the Seoul Search: Why Liver Cancer RFA in Changwon Reached 100 Cases
When a liver cancer diagnosis is delivered, the immediate instinct for many patients and their families is to look...
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...
Saving Lives at the ‘Edge of Death’… A Hospital That Keeps the Lights On 24/7 for Critically Burned Patients
#Last December, a Thai woman, Ms. A, was brought to the emergency room at Bestian Seoul Hospital with severe,...
Why Stanford MBA Students Came to Busan, South Korea
Thirty MBA students from Stanford University recently visited Joeun Gangan Hospital in Busan.
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[UK - Oxford] Learning Medicine From a Handshake: The Foundation of a Good Doctor
“The most memorable class during medical school was the one on how to shake hands during my first year,” says Kim...