Silent Toll: Severe Depression Linked to Higher Fatty Liver Risk in Young Women
Fatty liver disease has emerged as a pervasive chronic health issue in South Korea. The condition occurs when excessive fat builds up in the liver,...
Search results for "emotion"
Heart Attack and Stroke Survivors Face Significantly Higher Long-Term Suicide Risk, Study Finds
While controlling blood pressure and cholesterol is traditionally considered the top priority after a heart attack or stroke, a landmark study...
“Feels Like a Weight Off My Chest”: Why Viral Hong Myung-bo Blame Videos Fuel Rumination Instead of Relief
Even after Hong Myung-bo stepped down as head coach of South Korea’s national football team—taking responsibility for...
Slowing the Inevitable: How Early Antibody Therapy Is Transforming Alzheimer’s Care
“Lately, I keep forgetting appointments.” “They keep repeating what they just said.” When memory lapses in a parent...
For Cancer Caregivers, the Dread of Future Costs Harms Health 8 Times More Than Actual Bills
For many families navigating a parent or loved one’s cancer diagnosis, sleepless nights become the new normal.
Debunking the Age 35 Cutoff: Why Vaginal Delivery Remains Safer Than a C-Section
As South Korea’s low birthrate and aging population trends intensify, couples are increasingly delaying marriage and...
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...
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...
Diabetes Drug Repurposed: Evogliptin Shows Promise in Preventing Disfiguring Burn Scars
Burn survivors frequently face a distressing secondary complication known as hypertrophic scarring, where the skin...
"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.