Beyond ‘Getting Older’: 3 Major Joint Diseases That Strike in Middle Age
You wake up with stiff, unyielding fingers. Climbing a few flights of stairs leaves your knees throbbing.
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Rethinking the Sweet Tooth: What Happens When You Cut Back on Added Sugar
"Sugars" and table sugar are closely related, but they are not identical terms. In dietary science, "sugars" refers to a broad chemical category...
Weight Loss and Stable Blood Sugar: A Pharmacist’s 5 Morning Essentials After Losing 18 kg
Breakfast breaks an overnight fast and delivers the day’s first wave of nutrients. While eating breakfast alone does...
Sarcopenia in Older Adults Linked to 92% Higher Risk of Cardiovascular Disease
Feeling unusually winded when climbing stairs or noticing weaker legs later in life may signal more than simple aging.
Preserving Form and Hope: Korean Surgeon Reaches 500th Robotic Breast Cancer Operation
Patients preparing for breast cancer surgery often ask a quiet question before entering the operating room.
From Liposuction Waste to Skin Models: Discarded Human Fat Repurposed for Medical Research
Human fat once discarded as medical waste after liposuction is set to take on new life as a crucial material for...
“Good Care Alone Isn’t Enough”: Cho Hyun-jin on Haeundae Paik’s Patient Experience Breakthrough
The medical care was excellent, and the nursing was top-notch. But if an argument erupts over parking fees on the day...
Korean Surgeons Settle Decades-Long Debate Over Rectal Cancer Technique
Outside the operating room, a patient’s family waits anxiously. Although the rectal cancer surgery has concluded...
'Don't Cry for Me, Sudan' Boy Becomes South Sudan's First Neurologist, Fulfilling Another Youth's Unfinished Dream
A South Sudanese boy featured in the documentary film Don’t Cry for Me, Sudan alongside the late Father Lee Tae-seok...
A Single Drop of Plasma and 10 Minutes: Rapid Test Identifies Cardiovascular Disease with 91.4% Accuracy
Researchers have developed a diagnostic technology capable of reading molecular signals associated with cardiovascular...