10 Science Behind the Struggle to Quit SmokingStatistics show that 70% of male smokers in South Korea wish to quit smoking. The need to quit arise ...
First Recipient of Pig Kidney Transplant Passes Away: Mass. General Hospital ConfirmsA man in his 60s who received a genetically modified pig kidney transplant in the U.S. last March ha ...
Are You Misusing Your Throat and Nasal Sprays? Find Out Now!Recently, patients complaining about sore and uncomfortable throats are increasing. If the throat is still itchy and sore despite drinking plenty of water and taking cold medicine, is inevitable to use throat and nasal sprays indiscriminately? While these sprays may be useful in alleviating discomfort, if used incorrectly, they can make the throat and nose […]
Vitamin D: The New Weapon in the Fight Against COVID-19?Vitamin D therapy has recently emerged as a new method of boosting the immune system. While vitamin D injections are going viral, it is important to consider whether it is safe for everyone to take them. Instead of blindly following the crowd because it’s said to be good or necessary, it’s crucial to do some […]
Turning Over a New Leaf: Plant-Based Diets Help Alleviate Prostate Cancer SymptomsA recent study has shown that a plant-based diet can help alleviate the complications of prostate cancer. The research investigating the impact of a plant-based diet on the symptoms of prostate cancer was published in the Cancer Journal. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), prostate cancer is the most common and […]
Unlocking the Power of Arachidonic Acid in Battling Bipolar DisorderResearch has found that arachidonic acid, a type of fatty acid, can aid in the prevention of bipolar disorder. The study revealing metabolites related to bipolar disorder was published in the Biological Psychiatry Journal. Bipolar disorder is a mental illness characterized by alternating episodes of mania and depression. During manic episodes, individuals may feel unrealistically […]
Depression More Likely to Occur During Menopause TransitionRecent research has found that depression is more likely to occur during the menopause transition than before or after. A study showing that depression is more likely to occur during the menopause transition (Perimenopause) than before or after menopause has been published in the Affective Disorders Journal. The research team estimated the risk of clinical […]
Revolutionary Tech Predicts Atrial Fibrillation 30 Minutes in AdvanceA new technology has been developed that can predict cardiac arrhythmia 30 minutes before it occurs. The research results, which developed a new technology that can predict atrial fibrillation (AFib) 30 minutes before it happens, were published in Patterns. Cardiac arrhythmia refers to all abnormal heart rhythms and can take various forms. Generally, arrhythmia can […]
Tick Bite Terror: Why 18.7% of Cases End in Death—What You Need to KnowAs the weather warms up and outdoor activities increase, the Seoul Research Institute ...
Study Links Food Additives to Increased Risk of Type 2 DiabetesA recent study suggests that food additives used in processed foods may increase the risk of type 2 ...
Too Much Calcium at Dinner Raises Cardiovascular Disease RiskA study has found that excessive calcium intake during dinner could increase cardiovascular disease ...
Are You Really Hungry? How to Tell if Your Cravings Are Real or Just a TrickEven without feeling hungry, we often enjoy eating. This can lead to weight gain and a decline in he ...
Knee-Cap Catastrophe: Is Your Dog at Risk of THIS Common Condition?In an era where the pet population has reached 15 million, one common concern for dog owners is a co ...
Ugly Truth Behind Quick-Fix Weight Loss SolutionsExtreme diets, such as eating too little, fasting, or enduring strenuous exercise, can be a shortcut ...
Microplastics: More Than Skin Deep?A recent study found that only a minuscule amount of microplastics exposed to the skin reach the bloodstream. The study, which used a human skin model to investigate the absorption of microplastics into the skin and bloodstream, was published in the International Environmental Journal. Microplastics are plastic particles less than 5mm (0.2 in) in size. […]
Beat Osteoarthritis to the Punch with BiomarkersBlood biomarkers can predict osteoarthritis onset 8 years earlier than X-ray images. A study published in the scientific journal Science Advances shows that the onset of osteoarthritis can be predicted eight years earlier than X-ray images by testing blood biomarkers. Osteoarthritis (OA) is an irreversible degenerative disease. However, the progression of the disease can be […]
10 Interesting Facts Behind Supertasting and Taste AddictionJust as each person has different abilities, there are also individual variations in taste. Taste is one of the five senses that allow us to perceive the flavor of food. Differences in genetics can influence the taste buds and taste cells on our tongues, and even with the same number of taste cells, their sensitivity […]
Breathe Better, Live Better: A Guide to Lung Health10 Ways to Boost Your Lung Power The lung is the center of the respiratory system and is always hard at work without even noticing. People take about 23,000 breaths a day, and with each breath, the lungs filter out waste and continually move vital oxygen into the bloodstream and to every cell in the […]
Dark Chocolate: 10 Surprising Health Benefits Beyond the TasteWhile munching on milk or white chocolate, one often thinks, “I should only eat a little.” They’re sweet, and we naturally assume they are bad for our health. In reality, those who want to reap the health benefits of chocolate often opt for dark chocolate. But is dark chocolate, which has a stronger bitter taste […]
Alzheimer's Mystery Unraveled: The Gut-Brain ConnectionA study has found that gut bacteria metabolites affect the brain in Alzheimer’s disease. The study, which used artificial intelligence to investigate the reaction of brain receptors to the metabolites of gut bacteria in Alzheimer’s disease, was published in Cell Reports. The gut-brain axis, linked to the gut microbiome, provides clues to the causes and […]
10 Science Behind the Struggle to Quit Smoking Statistics show that 70% of male smokers in South Korea wish to quit smoking. The need to quit arise ...
First Recipient of Pig Kidney Transplant Passes Away: Mass. General Hospital Confirms A man in his 60s who received a genetically modified pig kidney transplant in the U.S. last March ha ...
Are You Misusing Your Throat and Nasal Sprays? Find Out Now! Recently, patients complaining about sore and uncomfortable throats are increasing. If the throat is still itchy and sore despite drinking plenty of water and taking cold medicine, is inevitable to use throat and nasal sprays indiscriminately? While these sprays may be useful in alleviating discomfort, if used incorrectly, they can make the throat and nose […]
Vitamin D: The New Weapon in the Fight Against COVID-19? Vitamin D therapy has recently emerged as a new method of boosting the immune system. While vitamin D injections are going viral, it is important to consider whether it is safe for everyone to take them. Instead of blindly following the crowd because it’s said to be good or necessary, it’s crucial to do some […]
Turning Over a New Leaf: Plant-Based Diets Help Alleviate Prostate Cancer Symptoms A recent study has shown that a plant-based diet can help alleviate the complications of prostate cancer. The research investigating the impact of a plant-based diet on the symptoms of prostate cancer was published in the Cancer Journal. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), prostate cancer is the most common and […]
Unlocking the Power of Arachidonic Acid in Battling Bipolar Disorder Research has found that arachidonic acid, a type of fatty acid, can aid in the prevention of bipolar disorder. The study revealing metabolites related to bipolar disorder was published in the Biological Psychiatry Journal. Bipolar disorder is a mental illness characterized by alternating episodes of mania and depression. During manic episodes, individuals may feel unrealistically […]
Depression More Likely to Occur During Menopause Transition Recent research has found that depression is more likely to occur during the menopause transition than before or after. A study showing that depression is more likely to occur during the menopause transition (Perimenopause) than before or after menopause has been published in the Affective Disorders Journal. The research team estimated the risk of clinical […]
Revolutionary Tech Predicts Atrial Fibrillation 30 Minutes in Advance A new technology has been developed that can predict cardiac arrhythmia 30 minutes before it occurs. The research results, which developed a new technology that can predict atrial fibrillation (AFib) 30 minutes before it happens, were published in Patterns. Cardiac arrhythmia refers to all abnormal heart rhythms and can take various forms. Generally, arrhythmia can […]
Tick Bite Terror: Why 18.7% of Cases End in Death—What You Need to Know As the weather warms up and outdoor activities increase, the Seoul Research Institute ...
Study Links Food Additives to Increased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes A recent study suggests that food additives used in processed foods may increase the risk of type 2 ...
Too Much Calcium at Dinner Raises Cardiovascular Disease Risk A study has found that excessive calcium intake during dinner could increase cardiovascular disease ...
Are You Really Hungry? How to Tell if Your Cravings Are Real or Just a Trick Even without feeling hungry, we often enjoy eating. This can lead to weight gain and a decline in he ...
Knee-Cap Catastrophe: Is Your Dog at Risk of THIS Common Condition? In an era where the pet population has reached 15 million, one common concern for dog owners is a co ...
Ugly Truth Behind Quick-Fix Weight Loss Solutions Extreme diets, such as eating too little, fasting, or enduring strenuous exercise, can be a shortcut ...
Microplastics: More Than Skin Deep? A recent study found that only a minuscule amount of microplastics exposed to the skin reach the bloodstream. The study, which used a human skin model to investigate the absorption of microplastics into the skin and bloodstream, was published in the International Environmental Journal. Microplastics are plastic particles less than 5mm (0.2 in) in size. […]
Beat Osteoarthritis to the Punch with Biomarkers Blood biomarkers can predict osteoarthritis onset 8 years earlier than X-ray images. A study published in the scientific journal Science Advances shows that the onset of osteoarthritis can be predicted eight years earlier than X-ray images by testing blood biomarkers. Osteoarthritis (OA) is an irreversible degenerative disease. However, the progression of the disease can be […]
10 Interesting Facts Behind Supertasting and Taste Addiction Just as each person has different abilities, there are also individual variations in taste. Taste is one of the five senses that allow us to perceive the flavor of food. Differences in genetics can influence the taste buds and taste cells on our tongues, and even with the same number of taste cells, their sensitivity […]
Breathe Better, Live Better: A Guide to Lung Health 10 Ways to Boost Your Lung Power The lung is the center of the respiratory system and is always hard at work without even noticing. People take about 23,000 breaths a day, and with each breath, the lungs filter out waste and continually move vital oxygen into the bloodstream and to every cell in the […]
Dark Chocolate: 10 Surprising Health Benefits Beyond the Taste While munching on milk or white chocolate, one often thinks, “I should only eat a little.” They’re sweet, and we naturally assume they are bad for our health. In reality, those who want to reap the health benefits of chocolate often opt for dark chocolate. But is dark chocolate, which has a stronger bitter taste […]
Alzheimer's Mystery Unraveled: The Gut-Brain Connection A study has found that gut bacteria metabolites affect the brain in Alzheimer’s disease. The study, which used artificial intelligence to investigate the reaction of brain receptors to the metabolites of gut bacteria in Alzheimer’s disease, was published in Cell Reports. The gut-brain axis, linked to the gut microbiome, provides clues to the causes and […]
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