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2026.03.22 (Sun)
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AI Medical Ecosystem in Focus: KIMES 2026 Opens in Seoul as Global Healthcare Hub

SEOUL – The 41st International Medical Device & Hospital Equipment Exhibition (KIMES 2026) officially kicked off on March 19 at the COEX exhibition center in Seoul. Running through March 22,
Genetic 'Molecular Mirror': Blood Tests Challenge Biopsy Limits in Ovarian Cancer Diagnosis

(C) Vietbao.vn SEOUL — A breakthrough in precision oncology is paving the way for a future where a simple blood draw could provide a more comprehensive genetic map of ovarian cancer than trad

Hy to Host the 2nd Annual "Haru Run" Marathon: Expanding Health Horizons at Misa Boat Race Park

SEOUL, South Korea – Following the massive success of its inaugural event, hy (formerly Korea Yakult) has officially announced the return of its signature wellness event. On March 6, the company

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Fermented Kimchi's Remarkable Immune-Boosting Effects Scientifically Proven: A Precision Regulator for Human Defense: (C) Pixabay Kimchi, the iconic Korean fermented dish, has long been celebrated for its health benefits, often attributed to the ...; Global Economic Times Reporter 2025.11.25

The Serpent's Secret: Uric Acid Excretion in Reptiles Offers New Hope for Gout and Kidney Stones: A recent study suggests that the unique method of uric acid excretion in snakes and other reptiles could provide a revolutionary b ...; Eugenio Rodolfo Sanabria Reporter 2025.11.18

Daily 7,500 Steps May Delay Alzheimer's Onset by Up to 7 Years: Harvard Study Finds Hope in Walking: (C) Pixabay A groundbreaking study from researchers at Mass General Brigham Hospital (affiliated with Harvard Medical School) ha ...; Global Economic Times Reporter 2025.11.11

Daily Bathing Safe for Eczema Sufferers: No Worsening of Symptoms Compared to Weekly Wash: LONDON—A recent study challenges the common concern among eczema patients that frequent bathing or showering could worsen th ...; Hwang Sujin Reporter 2025.11.11

Bilingualism Linked to Slower Brain Aging: 'Multilingualism Holds the Key to Brain Health': (C) SWITS A major international study suggests that the more languages a person speaks, the slower their biological aging process ...; Global Economic Times Reporter 2025.11.11

Non-Smokers Also at Risk: 'Complex Causes' Found in 7 Out of 10 COPD Patients: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), a condition often primarily associated with smoking, has been revealed to be a far m ...; Yim Kwangsoo Correspondent 2025.11.05

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