"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. In addiction, there is no middle ground.
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RNA Therapy Emerges as Critical Fast-Track for Cholesterol Control After Heart Attacks
Myocardial infarction and unstable angina are life-threatening medical emergencies that occur when the blood vessels supplying the heart muscle...
Nasal Drug Delivery Shows Promise for Deadly Glioblastoma Brain Tumors
A new type of cancer treatment delivered through the nose, rather than by conventional injection, is gaining...
Celltrion Advances Next-Generation Immuno-Oncology Candidate with Strong Preclinical Results
Celltrion has announced promising preclinical data for its investigational immuno-oncology candidate, CT-P72/ABP-102,...
Amyloid Is Not the Only Culprit: GRK2 Protein Emerges as New Target in Alzheimer’s Fight
For decades, Alzheimer’s disease research has focused intensely on two primary culprits: beta-amyloid, which forms...
Mixing Meds and Supplements: Why Red Ginseng Demands Caution for Diabetics
Dietary supplements concentrate health-promoting ingredients into convenient, everyday forms.
South Korean Researchers Discover Compound That Destroys Chemo-Resistant Liver Cancer Cells
Cancer cells that no longer respond to chemotherapy present one of the most formidable challenges in oncology.
Sweet Fruit, Bitter Risks: Why Experts Warn Against Pairing Grapefruit with Common Medications
Grapefruit is a subtropical fruit highly prized for its unique sweet-tart flavor, balancing a gentle sweetness with a...
The Cost of Over-Supplementing: How Everyday Pills Can Quietly Damage Liver and Kidneys
Many people take a cocktail of medications, vitamins, and dietary supplements daily, hoping to safeguard their health.
Eat more protein — but cut saturated fat?
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans , released in January 2026, contain several serious errors.