Fighting ‘Type 3 Diabetes’: How a Longer Reproductive Span Shields Diabetic Women from Dementia
Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia, is increasingly being referred to in medical circles as “type 3 diabetes.
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How Fast Do We Age? It May Depend on How Our Cells "Renovate"
New research suggests that aging is not simply a matter of time passing and the body weakening; rather, it is a process in which the internal...
"Honey, get out quickly" Husband dies saving wife in fire... What about us?
Does a husband's true nature reveal itself when his wife is in danger? When the husband learned that there was a fire...
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...
Yonsei University Launches All-English Department of Global Transdisciplinary Health Sciences
Yonsei University’s Graduate School of Transdisciplinary Health Sciences announced on the 14th that it is establishing...
Diabetes Drug Linked to Greater Independence for Stroke Survivors After Thrombectomy
A common diabetes medication may pave the way for better recoveries in patients left with lasting impairments after...
American Physician, 71, Avoids Permanent Paralysis After Emergency Spinal Surgery in South Korea
A 71-year-old American physician who had long managed chronic back pain underwent emergency spinal surgery shortly...
Lexraza Developer and Lilly Obesity Chief to Headline Global Clinical Trial Summit in Seoul
What will it take to build on the success of Lexraza, South Korea’s landmark lung cancer drug, and propel it into the...
Drooping Eyelids and Muscle Weakness? Pre-Existing Autoimmune Disease May Signal Myasthenia Gravis
Drooping eyelids, double vision, and unexplained muscle weakness in the arms and legs are classic warning signs of...
Supreme Court Ruling Ends 6.5-Year Battle Over Spinal Fusion Coverage for Osteoporosis Patients
In older adults with osteoporosis, performing spinal fixation surgery—inserting screws and rods to stabilize the spinal...