Friday, April 4, 2025

South Korea Sends $3 Million Aid Package to Four African Nations Hit Hard by Drought

The South Korean government has decided to provide $3 million in humanitarian aid to four Southern African countries.

Unstoppable Trump? Crypto Markets Respond Positively to His Safety

The cryptocurrency market is rallying as Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump appears to be in good shape despite being shot.

Apple Stock Hits Record High After WSJ Names It the Best-Managed Company

Apple's stock hits a record high after being named the best-managed company by WSJ, pushing its market cap past $3.73 trillion.

Health

Stronger Than Dentures, But Not Invincible—What to Know About Dental Implants

Dental implants offer a permanent solution for lost teeth, requiring careful aftercare and regular checkups for long-term success.

Long-Acting HIV Treatment Vocabria + Rekambys Offers New Hope with Just Six Injections a Year

Long-acting HIV treatment Vocabria + Rekambys improves adherence and quality of life, reducing daily pill burden to six injections yearly.

Experts Reveal the Secrets to Falling—and Staying—Asleep

Sleep is crucial for recovery and health; sleep disorders are common in older adults, affecting well-being and increasing health risks.

Why You’re Always Cold and Tired—Signs of Hypothyroidism

Hypothyroidism can cause fatigue, weight gain, and sensitivity to cold. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial for managing symptoms.

Study Finds Slushy Drinks May Cause Serious Health Issues in Children

A study warns children under 8 against slushy drinks with added sugars, linking them to severe health issues and glycerol toxicity.
Latest

Dizziness Linked to Stress and Depression, Study Suggests Treatment Focus

A study shows that managing stress and depression is crucial for treating dizziness, alongside physical therapy and adequate sleep.

Study Reveals Semaglutide Reduces Cravings and Helps Control Weight and Blood Sugar

A study shows oral semaglutide aids weight loss and reduces cravings for sugary foods in type 2 diabetes patients.

Solar Panels and Efficiency Measures Cut Campus Emissions by 20% at Seoul City University

Installing solar panels on campuses can significantly reduce carbon emissions, as shown by research from Seoul City University.

Bride-to-Be Asks Friend to Lose Weight for Bouquet Toss: Is It Too Much?

A bride-to-be's request for her friend to lose weight for her wedding bouquet toss ignites a debate on body image and friendship.

Boeun County Civil Servant’s 15-Month Hair Donation Inspires Hope for Children with Cancer

A public servant in Boeun donates his long hair to create wigs for pediatric cancer patients, showing compassion and dedication.

Facing Parkinson’s Disease: The Role of Medication, Surgery, and Ongoing Care

Parkinson's disease affects over 120,000 in South Korea, causing movement issues. Early diagnosis and treatment are essential for management.

Orthognathic Surgery: More Than Cosmetic, It’s About Restoring Oral Function

Orthognathic surgery corrects jaw alignment for better function and aesthetics, requiring careful diagnosis and post-operative care.

Winter Chill and Your Heart: How Extreme Cold Can Lead to Serious Health Risks

Extreme cold can strain the heart, increasing cardiovascular risks. Experts recommend diet, exercise, and stress management for prevention.

What’s Behind Persistent Fatigue? Understanding Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria

Many modern individuals suffer from chronic fatigue; severe or prolonged fatigue may indicate Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria (PNH).

Cold Weather Increases Heart Attack Risk: What You Need to Know

Cold weather increases the risk of heart attacks by raising blood pressure and stressing the cardiovascular system. Stay vigilant.

Psoriasis in Winter: Why Early Intervention is Crucial for Long-term Management

Psoriasis affects many, particularly in winter. Early treatment is vital for managing symptoms and preventing complications.

Seoul Named World’s Best City for Solo Travel by Tripadvisor

Tripadvisor ranks Seoul as the top city for solo travel, praising its efficient transport and tourist-friendly infrastructure.

Study Reveals: Taking Statins for 3 Years Can Slash Dementia Risk by 63%!

A study reveals statins can reduce dementia risk by 63%, especially in diabetic patients, highlighting their protective benefits.

Study Finds High-Dose Vitamin D During Pregnancy Reduces Risks of Preeclampsia and Preterm Birth

Pregnant women taking over 400 IU of vitamin D daily can lower preeclampsia risk by 44.8% and preterm birth by 30%.

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