Sunday, February 1, 2026

Telegram Fires Back at EU Plan to Break Encryption

Telegram's CEO warns against EU's encryption backdoors, stating the platform would exit markets rather than compromise user privacy.

Bitcoin’s Wild Ride: Experts Say This Dip Is a Buying Opportunity

As of 9:20 AM on August 6, Bitcoin's price on Upbit was $63,208, up 3.78% compared to the closing price at 9:00 AM (KST).

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.

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How a 2-Cent Sugar Tax Could Save $4.5 Billion in Healthcare Costs: California’s Bold Move

A sugar-sweetened beverage tax in California could cut obesity cases and save $4.5 billion in healthcare costs over ten years.

Unlocking Global Potential: ezCaretech’s AI-Driven Healthcare Solutions for Saudi Arabia

ezCaretech is expanding into the Middle East, focusing on Saudi Arabia, with innovative healthcare technology and global partnerships.

Celltrion’s Zymfentra: How This Breakthrough Drug is Driving Record Sales

Celltrion expects record sales driven by Zymfentra's success, expanding into new biosimilars and CDMO business for future growth.

Samsung Bioepis Expands SB15 Eylea Rival: Licensing Pact Targets Global Markets as Original Drug Hits $10.5B Sales

Samsung Bioepis has secured a licensing deal for its ophthalmic treatment SB15, expanding access in international markets outside the US and Canada.

Chinese Biotech’s Rise: What’s the Standard of Global Tech Trade?

Analysts at the JPMHC noted a shift in biotech, with firms resisting sales and China emerging as a tech transfer leader.
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Worried About Your Child’s Height? What Growth Hormone Deficiency Could Mean

A father discovers his child’s height difference is due to growth hormone deficiency, considering treatment options and adherence challenges.

From Tennis to Pilates: How Your Workout Could Be Wreaking Havoc on Your Wrists

Medical experts report a growing number of patients with wrist pain as sports like tennis, yoga, Pilates, and golf gain popularity.

Why Fall’s Here, and So Are Tonsillitis Cases!

Fall's arrival in South Korea has increased tonsillitis cases due to temperature changes and dryness after Chuseok celebrations.

Is Your Back Pain Just Aging? Discover the Truth About Spinal Stenosis

Spinal stenosis, common in older adults, narrows spinal spaces, compressing nerves and causing leg pain and walking difficulties.

Ladies, Is Your Skin Playing Tricks? The Truth About Melasma

Curry's high starch and carbs can spike blood sugar levels, making it challenging for diabetics despite turmeric's benefits.

Surprising Facts About Wisdom Teeth You Didn’t Know

Wisdom teeth often emerge between 17 and 25. While extraction is common, only misaligned or impacted teeth usually need removal.

Why September Sees the Most Food Poisoning Cases: Tips to Stay Safe

As autumn arrives, food poisoning cases rise. Ensure proper food storage, thorough cooking, and maintain hygiene to prevent illness.

Why 1 Billion People Are Suffering from Migraines and What You Can Do About It

A woman in her 30s with severe migraines can manage symptoms with new oral CGRP-targeted treatments and personalized care.

Summer Foot Pain? Why Your Open-Toe Shoes Might Be Causing Hallux Valgus and How to Fix It

Bunions worsen with narrow shoes; early treatment is crucial. Surgery may be needed for severe cases, with minimally invasive options.

Parents Beware: Your Child’s ‘Cold’ Might Be Meningitis!

A boy contracted meningitis, initially mistaken for a cold, after a water park visit. Prompt recognition and hygiene are crucial.

Is Your Vacation Spot a Hotbed for This Eye Infection? Find Out!

The hospital diagnosed the child with viral conjunctivitis, also known as epidemic keratoconjunctivitis (EKC).

Skin Cancer Surges in South Korea: A 700% Rise Over 20 Years

Skin cancer, once relatively rare among South Koreans, has surged sevenfold over the past two decades. Here's what you need to know!

Shocking Truth About Summer Workouts: Rhabdo Risks Revealed

Engaging in high-intensity strength training over a short period can strain muscles and lead to rhabdomyolysis.

Feeling Cranky? It Might Be Kidney Stones—Here’s What to Watch For

Kidney stones become more common during the hot summer when sweating reduces urine output, allowing substances that form stones to...

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