[Medical Education Report] Universities as Designers of Community Health
The era in which local universities take a leading role in "integrated healthcare" has officially begun. Advanced facilities—including an AI Creative...
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“My Child Has an Emergency—Where Should We Go?” Busan Paik Hospital Strengthens Pediatric Emergency Lineup
Busan Paik Hospital’s pediatric surgery, neurosurgery, orthopedic surgery, ophthalmology, and dentistry teams have joined forces to close critical...
Beyond the Badge: Why a 'Team' Matters More Than a Certification in Severe Obesity Surgery
More than 10 years have passed since the tragic death of the late singer Shin Hae-chul.
The Autopilot of Metabolism: Why Your Health is Decided Before You Swallow
Modern medicine has mapped our post-meal metabolic processes down to the molecular level.
107-Year-Old Lee Sam-chu: The Daily Habits Behind Her "Super-Aged" Strength
Footage of 107-year-old Lee Sam-chu effortlessly lifting a 10 kg bag of rice and walking across a market has captivated...
The 'Weight-Gain' Trap: A Korean Medicine Doctor’s Warning on 3 Critical Habits
The foundation of effective weight management lies in daily routines. With the right habits, maintaining a lean...
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia Medication Linked to 52% Higher Risk of Acute Glaucoma
A large-scale study in South Korea has revealed that alpha-blockers—the most common treatment for benign prostatic...
The "Dilemma Zone": Why Drivers Hesitate When the Traffic Light Turns Yellow
When a green light suddenly shifts to yellow, most drivers experience a momentary flash of indecision.
Sudden Dry Eyes: A Potential Red Flag for Underlying Autoimmune Disease
A sudden onset of dry eye syndrome may be more than a simple environmental irritation; it could be an early warning...
Frequent Urination in Old Age: A Fatal Trigger for Alzheimer's Patients
New research indicates that urinary tract infections are far more than a minor discomfort for Alzheimer's patients—they...