‘I Eat Bread Like Crazy’: How K-Pop Star Mimi Stays at 47 kg Through High Daily Activity
Oh My Girl member Mimi, 31, recently shared how she maintains her slim physique despite an intense love for bakery items.
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Prunes Ease Constipation, but Concentrated Sugars and Calories Require Caution
When constipation causes uncomfortable bloating, many people turn to prunes before reaching for medication.
Not All Flat Feet Are Created Equal: Why Adult-Acquired Arch Collapse Demands Immediate Care
Soccer player Park Ji-sung and marathoner Lee Bong-ju both have flat feet. Lee even had mismatched feet, with his left...
The "Complete Protein" Myth: How Animal Meat Triggers Cancer, Hypertension, and Diabetes
Animal protein is widely celebrated as a "complete protein" because it contains all essential amino acids.
Forget the 4.5-Hour Window: Why Stroke Care Means Acting Right Now
Stroke remains one of South Korea’s leading causes of death, carrying a high risk of lasting complications or...
South Korea Designates Top 3 Superbug Threats, Ranking Vancomycin-Resistant Enterococci Above WHO Priorities
An estimated 1. 14 million people worldwide died in 2021 from infections caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Skin Aging Is More Than Collagen Loss: GC Green Cross Wellbeing Unveils Next-Gen ECM Booster in the Philippines
When skin begins to sag and lose its glow, many people attribute the change solely to declining collagen.
Choosing Salmon to Lose Weight? How You Eat It Could Add Belly Fat and Strain Blood Vessels
When managing weight, many people reach for salmon instead of chicken breast. Whether served over a salad or stacked on...
AI-Powered Blood Test Detects 90% of Colorectal Cancers in Korean Study
For many people, colorectal cancer screening feels daunting from the start. South Korea’s national cancer screening...
Bundang CHA Hospital Develops Bone-Regeneration Scaffold Powered by Lactic Acid Signaling
When a fracture is severe or involves substantial bone loss, the body's natural regenerative capacity often falls short.