Shin Hyung-ik Appointed Director of National Traffic Injury Rehabilitation Hospital
For patients who suffer severe injuries in traffic crashes or fall accidents, medical care does not end when emergency surgery is over.
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Half a Century of Care: How H Plus Yangji Hospital Rose from a Neighborhood Clinic to a Global Gateway
Gwanak-gu in southern Seoul holds the highest concentration of single-person households among young adults in their 20s and 30s.
Seers Surpasses 200 Adopting Hospitals for ‘thynC,’ Upgrading Operations for Rapid Scaling
Seers, a leading wearable artificial intelligence diagnostic monitoring company, is sharpening its commercial strategy...
The Delicate Balance of Hand Health: Why Overuse and Neglect Both Exact a Toll
Every part of the human body serves a critical purpose, but the hand functions as an ever-present helper—much like the...
Redefining K-Medicine: How Daegu’s W Hospital Became a National Hub for Hand Surgery
At the entrance of the pediatric orthopedic surgery department on the sixth floor of Daegu W Hospital, a large, vibrant...
Winning the "Asian Games of Microsurgery": How a Regional Korean Hospital Secured the 2030 World Stage
W Hospital, led by Hospital Director Woo Sang-hyun and widely recognized as a premier institution for microsurgery, has...
6th Proud Specialist Hospital Award to Director Lee Sang-deok of Hana Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital
The Korean Association of Specialist Hospitals (President Yoon Seong-hwan) announced on the 19th that Director Lee...
Hospital Leaders Gather in Seoul for First Time in 19 Years, Urging Patient-Centered Care in AI Era
“Artificial intelligence will undoubtedly transform healthcare. But technology alone cannot determine the future of our...
Can AI Spot At-Risk Patients Early? Hospitals Explore the Next Frontier
Can artificial intelligence detect warning signs before a patient's condition becomes critical.
"Waking Up Twice a Night to Pee?" Why Nocturia Involves More Than Just the Prostate or Bladder
You go to sleep at 11 p. m. At 2 a. m. , an urgent need to urinate wakes you. By 5 a. m.