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  • Are Sofas Sabotaging Your Back? 10 Deadly Truth About Your Favorite Couch Therefore, it's important to learn how to use a couch properly and to choose one that supports good spinal health.
  • Beyond Play: How Robot Pets Are Enhancing Human Lives A few days ago, a press conference by a respected sports figure in Korea sparked a wave of empathetic comments online. Although family bonds allow us to endure hardships, how far can we accept the unconditional love being exploited and our family members being sacrificed? The comments echoed a shared sentiment that family misconduct should […]
  • Could Pomegranates Hold the Key to Alzheimer's Relief? A recent study found that Urolithin A, a compound produced when consuming pomegranates, improves Alzheimer's disease symptoms.
  • Why You Should NEVER Brush Your Teeth in an Airplane Bathroom Flight attendants' tips for using the airplane bathroom, offering insights into the best practices for comfort and hygiene during flights.
  • Study Reveals Beetroot Juice Enhances Cardio Health in Postmenopausal Women A recent study proves daily beet juice benefits cardiovascular health, especially for postmenopausal women.
  • Say Goodbye to Bitter Cucumbers: 10 Simple Tricks to Enhance Your Summer Salads Some people struggle with cucumber's bitter taste. Fortunately, here are 10 tricks to eliminate this bitterness.
  • Flight Secrets Exposed: THIS Seat Could Save Your Life in a Plane Crash! According to a flight attendant, passengers seated in the middle seats at the back of the aircraft had the highest chances of survival.
  • Could Your Dinner Save the Earth? New Study Links Diet to Lower Death Rates and Reduced Carbon Footprint A recent study found the relevance of a planetary health diet to a decreased risk of premature death.
  • Why Does Hot Weather Kill Your Appetite? Find Out! As the seasons change and temperatures increase, many people find their appetites waning. Here's what you need to be cautious about!
  • Beware! These 5 Food Pairings Could Turn Toxic Eating certain combinations can create a synergistic benefit, while others can reduce nutrient absorption or even lead to health problems.
  • Could Avocados Be the Key to Better Liver Health? Avocado is one of the most meaningful fruits in the world, as selected by the Guinness Book of Records, and is also one of the top ten...
  • Silent Killer: The Hidden Threat of Ovarian Cancer In the early stages of ovarian cancer, there are no distinct symptoms, but as the disease progresses, one may feel bloating due to ascites.
  • 10 Water Safety Tips Every Family Needs This Summer There are many things to be careful about when enjoying water activities in valleys, beaches, and swimming pools.
  • What Every Expectant Parent Should Know About Miscarriage A miscarriage refers to the death of a fetus within the first 20 weeks of pregnancy. The exact cause of miscarriage often remains unclear, but it is known to be influenced by factors such as genetic abnormalities in the fetus, underlying health conditions in the mother, lifestyle habits, and stress. Professor Pyeon Seung Yeon of […]
  • Slingshot Fury: Dismissed Employee's Revenge Attack Shatters More Than Glass A man in his 30s who fired a slingshot out of resentment towards his former workplace has been sentenced to prison. According to the legal community on the 27th, the Seoul Northern District Court Criminal 12 Division sentenced the suspect identified as Kang to one year in prison on the 21st. He was charged with […]
  • From Japan to Mozambique: Ranking the World's IQs A recent study found that Japan has the highest intelligence quotient (IQ) in the world. On June 25, the Finnish intelligence testing organization Wiqtcom released the 2024 World’s Most Intelligent Countries Rankings based on IQ test results from 109 countries. This test was organized by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and evaluates the educational level […]
  • Are Statins Overprescribed? New Research Shakes Up Heart Health Guidelines According to a recent study's new cardiovascular disease risk calculation, approximately 17 million adults don't have to take statins.
  • Nature’s Booby Trap: The Deadly Risk of Eating Wild Mushrooms The Rural Development Administration, the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, and the Korea Forest Service issued a warning on the 25th about the dangers of indiscriminate consumption of wild mushrooms during the summer, leading to poisoning accidents. Out of 2,215 species of native mushrooms in Korea, only a few are edible, with the majority […]
  • Never Too Late: 105-Year-Old Woman Graduates With Her Masters From Stanford University A 105-year-old woman made headlines by earning her Master’s degree in Education from Stanford University. This degree was awarded 83 years later with her whole family watching. Virginia “Ginger” Hislop, born in 1919, received her Master’s degree and diploma at the Stanford Graduate School commencement ceremony on the 16th. Dean Daniel Schwartz of Stanford Graduate […]
  • 50-Year-Old Woman Wins Massive Settlement After Falling During a Marathon A woman who fell during a marathon and could no longer run has been awarded a substantial amount of compensation. According to the Seattle Times on the 23rd, Lesley Mettler Auld was awarded a settlement of $13.1 million by a King County jury. In 2021, Auld fell on a sidewalk in the Queen Anne neighborhood […]
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