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  • Seoul City Offers Anonymous HIV Testing for Public Health Any subjects panicking about possibly being infected with AIDS can get tested anonymously without revealing their name, social security number, or address at a public health center near downtown Seoul. The city has detected 1,064 infected individuals early through anonymous rapid testing. Seoul City announced on the 2nd that it will offer the HIV Quick […]
  • Brazil's Deadly Dengue Fever Crisis Worst Year on Record Brazil has reported record numbers of deaths and infections from dengue fever. Although the country’s Ministry of Health reports that the spread of the disease has slowed recently, there is still concern that the number of infections and deaths could continue to increase. According to official data released by the Ministry of Health on the […]
  • The Surprising Health Benefits of Sleep A recent study suggests that adequate sleep may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. The results, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA Network Open), suggest that maintaining a consistent and healthy sleep pattern can enhance an individual’s overall well-being. Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of death worldwide, accounting for about […]
  • Green Tea vs. Hot Water: Which Boosts Brainpower Better? [MedicalToday] Drinking moderate amounts of plain and roasted green tea may improve mental task performance, according to a study...
  • Straight or Curly? Science Behind Your Hair Type Everyone has a unique hair shape and texture. Some people have very straight hair, while others have curly hair that looks like they’ve had a perm. Even after straightening your hair at the salon, the curls return after a while because each person’s natural hair is slightly different. But what causes this difference in hair […]
  • Does Swearing Reduce Pain? Science Says Yes! Does swearing reduce pain?
  • Wellness Trend Swaps Coffee for This Calming Cup of Tea As wellness rises, tea beverage sales steadily increase due to a growing number of people opting for tea over other beverages. While there are various ways to enjoy tea, such as visiting a “tea omakase” that allows you to enjoy multiple types of tea with simple snacks or “tea classes,” overconsumption can negatively impact your […]
  • No Exercise, No Problem: GM Diet Plan That's Taking the U.S. by Storm The GM Diet is making headlines as a diet plan that can reduce weight through dietary adjustments alone, without exercise. This diet is particularly noted for its ability to rapidly decrease weight over a week, with some days allowing unrestricted eating of certain foods. Many are now curious about the GM Diet and how it […]
  • Secret Behind the Old People Smell: What You Need to Know One factor that can increase a person’s likability when you meet them is their smell. Wearing a pleasant fragrance can help garner favor, while body odors or sweat can cause discomfort. As we age, a body odor called older adults’ smell can become more prominent. We’ve explored the identity of this elderly smell, which the […]
  • Top 10 Diseases Women Are More Vulnerable To Are As Follows Men and women differ in many ways, from their physical structure to the types of hormones secreted and their tendencies to lifestyle habits. This leads to differences in susceptibility to certain diseases. As the era of centenarians dawns, living healthily has become more important than simply living long. To maintain our health, it’s crucial to […]
  • Why Symptom-Free Individuals Should Still Monitor Diabetes Risk All About Diabetes.
  • Feeling Tired This Spring? Here's Why and What to Do About It Is spring fatigue a disease? To cut to the chase, it’s not. It’s not a precise medical term or diagnosis but a temporary condition that occurs when the body’s rhythms are disrupted during the spring. If you feel lethargic and lose your appetite amid outdoor temperatures exceeding 84.2 degrees Fahrenheit but without any specific area […]
  • Sleep Soundly Tonight: 10 Surprising Benefits of Jujube for Insomnia A Korean says, “A single jujube relieves the hangover of a nobleman’s morning,” indicating that jujubes have long been widely used as a nourishing food to enhance vitality. Jujube originates from southern Europe and western Asia. It is estimated that jujubes have been cultivated in Korea since before 1188. Jujube has a unique sweetness that […]
  • AI Takes on Lung Cancer: Deepnoid's New Automated Lung-RADS Classification Solution DeepNoid announced on the 19th that it had presented a research abstract on the Deep Learning-Based Automated Lung-RADS Classification Algorithm for lung cancer screening through low-dose chest computed tomography (LDCT) at the American College of Radiology 2024 (ACR 2024). This research aims to reduce the time taken for lung image analysis for lung cancer diagnosis […]
  • 10 Foods You Should NEVER Mix with Medicine When we’re feeling sick, paying extra attention to everything around us is crucial, especially what we’re putting into our bodies. Certain foods should be avoided while on medication. These foods can potentially decrease the effectiveness of the drugs or even cause side effects. Let’s discuss foods to avoid when taking certain medications and the possible […]
  • Sensitive to Sound? You Might Have Hyperacusis: What You Need to Know Have you ever found yourself getting unusually annoyed by sounds that don’t seem to bother other people? The sound of someone chewing, clacking a keyboard, or even footsteps can be hard to ignore. Living in a world without making or hearing any noise is impossible. The best solution is to try and ignore moderate noise. […]
  • Legging Legs Trend: Body Positivity or Dangerous Beauty Standard? Among the cultures created by social media, the challenge is a representative example, with a trend of various content emerging to allow many people to participate. The Leggings Leg Challenge, which is currently a hot topic, is a challenge to evaluate the shape of the legs when wearing leggings, and it is controversial because it […]
  • Truth About Cardiovascular Disease - Here's What You Need to Know Cardiovascular disease poses a significant threat to the health of our heart, which serves as the pump supplying blood throughout our bodies. One of the most frightening aspects of cardiovascular disease is that it is the leading cause of sudden death. If a heart vessel suddenly ruptures or becomes blocked, the heart muscle tissue or […]
  • Swollen Fingers: 10 Signs It's More Than Just a Temporary Bump What are the surprising causes of swollen fingers?
  • 10 Reasons Why You Should Start Cycling Today 10 reasons to ride a bike.
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