Is Abstinence Harmful to Health? What Science Says About Inactivity—and Clergy
Many couples—particularly after middle age—gradually reduce or stop sexual activity altogether, often citing busy schedules, stress, and fatigue.
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Sex Life of Couples from Korea, the U.S., and Japan... Which Country is the Most Active?
About 25% of American couples do not have sexual relations even once a month. This is according to a survey conducted by the American research agency...
Beyond Survival Rates: Samsung Medical Center Tracks Patient Quality of Life in Value-Based Care
Even when follow-up imaging confirms a patient’s cancer is well controlled with no signs of recurrence, clinical...
Did Stars Fall into the Forest? Experience Muju’s Enchanting Early-Fall Firefly Festival
As the sun sets and darkness settles over the forest, a remarkable nocturnal spectacle unfolds in Muju County, North...
Nearly 4 in 10 Patients Continue Smoking After Cancer Diagnosis: Quitting Slashes Cardiovascular Risk by 36%
A cancer diagnosis is often considered a powerful catalyst for lifestyle changes, yet real-world data reveals that...
Unexplained Joint Pain and Weight Loss? Why Young Women Must Watch for Lupus
One autoimmune disease is far more prevalent in women than in men. In South Korea alone, approximately 1,000 women are...
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...
AI Boosts Precision in Identifying Causal Genes for Inherited Retinal Diseases
Inherited retinal diseases present significant diagnostic challenges: while many manifest with similar clinical...
Don’t Ignore a Weaker Handshake: 1 in 4 Adults Over 80 Has Sarcopenia
When holding your parents' hands, a noticeably weaker grip should not be brushed off as a harmless part of aging.
Can You Pass the 30-Second Sit-to-Stand Test? Why Lower-Body Strength Is Key to Healthy Longevity
A growing body of research highlights the critical link between lower-body strength and healthy longevity.