Monday, September 14, 2026

KF-21 Fighter Jet Achieves Type Certification: What This Means for South Korea’s Defense Industry

The KF-21 fighter jet receives initial type certification, confirming its airworthiness and safety for future export potential.

Herpes and the Brain: Could a Common STI Be Fueling the Dementia Crisis?

A study reveals men with genital herpes (HSV-2) face over double the dementia risk, highlighting the need for awareness and research.

Lose-Lose ASIA: U.S. Nuclear Secrecy Is Broken—Either We Fuel Korea’s Subs Or We Leave Them Defenseless Against Kim

Wi Sung-lac discusses President Lee's request for nuclear submarines amid North Korea's threats and the U.S.-Korea summit outcomes.

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Global HIV Infections Set to Hit Record High by 2039, Study Reveals

A study predicts global HIV infections will peak at 444 million by 2039, despite declines in some regions and ongoing treatment advancements.

Global Cancer Cases to Soar 76% by 2050, Study Warns

Cancer cases and deaths will rise sharply by 2050, with disparities widening based on HDI, gender, and region.

Sip Your Way to Health: How 3 Cups of Coffee Can Save Your Life

The Theon R, a restored Porsche 964, boasts a 4.0L engine with 507 hp and weighs 1,000 kg. Priced near $1M, it rivals the new GT3 RS.

New Hope for Alcohol-Related Liver Disease: GLP-1 Drugs Show Promise

Research shows that GLP-1 receptor agonists, like Wegovy, may help combat alcohol-related liver disease, reducing liver cancer risk.

Hairy Today, Bald Tomorrow: How Smoking Accelerates Hair Loss

A recent study has found that men who smoke more than ten cigarettes a day have over twice the likelihood of developing male pattern...

New Study Indicates Thyroid Disease May Sabotage Your Sex Life

A recent study has shown that thyroid disease can affect the secretion of male hormones, impacting male sexual function and fertility. According to the international...

Workaholics Beware: Overworking Could Lead to Thyroid Disorders

A recent study has found that individuals who work over 60 hours per week are nearly twice as likely to develop hypothyroidism compared to...

Smoking While Pregnant Could Affect Your Baby’s Weight

Pregnant women who smoke in the early stages of pregnancy were found to have placental weights 182g heavier compared to non-smoking women. Furthermore, this...

The Silent Impact of Domestic Violence: Early Onset of Menopause

A recent study has found that women who have experienced domestic violence enter menopause approximately one year earlier than women who have not had...

Sweet Danger: Sugary Drinks Linked to Breast Cancer in Women

A recent study has found that women who consume sugary beverages at least once a day have nearly twice the risk of developing breast...

Working From Home May Lead to Weight Gain

A study has found that employees who work from home three days a week or less are five times more likely to gain weight...

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