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Unveiling the Drone Scandal: How a Graduate Student Allegedly Sent UAVs to North Korea

A graduate student faces investigation for allegedly launching drones into North Korea to measure radiation from a uranium facility.

Kim Jong Un Inspects New Emergency Medical Facilities: What This Means for Healthcare in North Korea

Kim Jong Un inspects Wonsan-Kalma tourist facilities, emphasizing railway modernization and improved medical services across North Korea.

Why Ukraine Must Reclassify North Korean POWs: A Call for International Protection

Ukraine's Legal Support Department recognizes North Korean POWs need protection beyond military status to prevent forced repatriation.

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Unlocking Cybersecurity: How OpenAI’s GPT-5.6 Cyber Model Transforms Vulnerability Research

OpenAI announces the launch of GPT-5.6 Cyber, an AI model specialized in cybersecurity for vulnerability research and testing.

Revolutionary Meta-Lens Technology: How POSTECH’s Breakthrough Will Transform AR/VR Glasses

POSTECH has developed a new meta-lens technology that is thinner and lighter than existing AR and VR devices.

Zamenix P: The First AI-Driven Kidney Stone Surgery Robot Approved by FDA – A Game Changer in Minimally Invasive Surgery?

ROEN Surgical secures FDA approval for its kidney stone surgery robot, targeting the U.S. medical device market.

International Pharmaceutical Launches Exduo Plus – The New Triple-Combination Hypertension Treatment for 2026

International Pharmaceutical launches a new hypertension treatment combining three ingredients, expanding its cardiovascular product line.

Samsung Bioepis, Built on Biosimilars, Expands Growth Strategy Into Novel Drugs

Samsung Bioepis is pursuing a two-track growth strategy that combines global biosimilar expansion with next-generation novel drug development, including ADC therapies.

Shouting and flailing in your sleep? MRI may help identify patients at high risk for Parkinson’s

Neuromelanin-sensitive MRI may help identify REM sleep behavior disorder patients at higher risk of Parkinson’s disease who should undergo further PET evaluation.

Single-Port Robotic Surgery Shows Strong Results for Upper Tract Urothelial Cancer, Cuts Operating Time by 52 Minutes

A Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital study found that single-port robotic retroperitoneal surgery for upper tract urothelial cancer shortened operating time by 23.5%, reduced blood loss and showed comparable oncologic safety to conventional multi-port surgery.

Kangstem Biotech CSO Professor Kang Kyung-sun Confirms Therapeutic Potential of Vascularized Artificial Liver

Kangstem Biotech’s CSO Professor Kang Kyung-sun developed a vascularized artificial liver that showed therapeutic effects in animal models, offering potential for future transplant alternatives.

Beyond Approval to Insurance Coverage: Medical AI Companies Turn to Real-World Evidence to Drive Adoption

The focus of the medical AI industry is shifting from technology development to integration in healthcare settings.

Coreline Soft Wins German Lung Cancer Screening Project With 10-Year Long-Term Operating Contract

Coreline Soft is expanding its European AI medical imaging business through a 10-year German lung cancer screening contract, strengthening its position in the growing LDCT screening market.

Samsung Seoul, Asan Medical Center, Korea University Guro Rated Among ‘Best’ in Newsweek’s Green Hospital Ranking

Four South Korean hospitals earned Newsweek’s top five-leaf rating in its inaugural global ranking of the world’s greenest hospitals, highlighting the country’s growing focus on sustainable health care.

Unlocking Growth: How Biopharmaceuticals’ Cenobamate is Transforming Epilepsy Treatment in Asia

SK Biopharmaceuticals' epilepsy drug Cenobamate is expected to continue its growth trend in the second half of the year.

Strengthening U.S.-Korea Collaboration: AI, Space, and Quantum Innovations at UKC 2026

South Korea aims to enhance joint research and personnel exchanges with the U.S. in AI, space, and quantum technology.

Drinking to Cope With Emotional Pain May Raise Depression Risk: “Only Harms Your Health”

Drinking to cope with trauma may worsen depression over time by weakening the brain’s ability to regulate stress.

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