Saturday, December 6, 2025

Cultural Invasion: How South Korea Plans to ‘Koreanize’ North Korean Soldiers with Pop Culture

Thae Yong Ho of the People Power Party expressed his strong support for the possibility of resuming loudspeaker broadcasts to North Korea ...

MARKET FREEDOM! Trump KILLS Biden’s EV Dreams, Unleashing $109 Billion In Savings: This Is America!

Trump announced plans to relax fuel economy regulations for new cars, targeting an average of 50 miles per gallon by 2031.

OpenAI Hits Pause Again on Open-Source AI Model

OpenAI delays its open-source model release for safety tests, citing performance and safety concerns amid rising competition.

Health

The Easiest Way To Lose Investor Trust? Just Steal $6.7 Billion! BMS Masterclass In Bad Business

Bristol Myers Squibb faces a $6.7B lawsuit over alleged delays in drug approvals affecting former Celgene shareholders' payouts.

Global Pharma Giants Join Samsung Biologics in Major Climate Pledge to Cut Supply-Chain Emissions by 2030

Samsung Biologics leads a global initiative to reduce carbon emissions in healthcare, aiming for sustainability and renewable energy by 2030.

TRUST ME, I’m an Expert: Trump’s Tylenol-Autism Claim Exposes Washington’s Dangerous NEW Brand of Idiocy

Trump claims Tylenol during pregnancy may raise autism risk, but medical experts refute this as unsupported by scientific evidence.

GAME OVER: Samsung Biologics Declares War With ‘ExellenS’—A Standard That Kills All Biotech Competition

Samsung Biologics launches ExellenS in Europe, enhancing biopharmaceutical production with standardized quality and efficiency.

Chinese & Indian Medical Invasion: Pharmaceutic Dependency on Risk of Essential Medicine Supply

Concerns rise over South Korea's API industry reliance on China and India, with self-sufficiency at a record low of 25.6% in 2023.
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Cancer Gone for 3 Years? This New Drug Is Making It Happen

AbbVie's Epkinly shows 96% long-term complete remission in R/R large B-cell lymphoma patients, highlighting its effectiveness as a therapy.

Sleep Apnea Cases Triple in 5 Years—Here’s What to Watch For

Sleep apnea cases in South Korea surged 3.4 times in five years, especially among middle-aged individuals, stressing early diagnosis and treatment.

New Hope for Solid Tumors? Korean Biotech Starts Phase 1 Trial of Targeted Drug

Digmbio secures 12 billion KRW for clinical trials of cancer drug DM5167 and advances treatment for degenerative brain diseases.

Breakthrough Tech Tailors Gene Editing to Your DNA

Researchers at Pusan National University developed a tool for personalized gene editing, predicting side effects based on DNA variations.

Dark Skin Patches in Teens? It Could Be a Warning Sign, Doctors Say

Dark patches on skin folds in adolescents may indicate Acanthosis Nigricans, linked to obesity and insulin resistance. Consult a specialist.

Why Your Legs Feel Like Lead at Night—And What to Do About It

Varicose veins are common due to prolonged standing or sitting. Early treatment is vital to prevent complications and manage symptoms.

Cigarettes vs. DNA: Study Shows Smoking Is the Real Cancer Trigger

A study shows that smoking for over 20 years increases small-cell lung cancer risk by 54 times, highlighting smoking's dangers.

J&J Aims to Treat Cancer Before It Starts Showing Symptoms

Johnson & Johnson leads in multiple myeloma treatment, pioneering early intervention for high-risk patients with a new subcutaneous formulation.

Opdivo Wins EU Approval in Big Step for Early Lung Cancer Treatment

Opdivo gains EU approval for perioperative therapy in NSCLC, enhancing competition with Keytruda and marking a treatment paradigm shift.

Ozempic Maker Swaps CEO, Bets $2.2B on New Obesity Drug Fight

Novo Nordisk's leadership change aims to reclaim its obesity treatment market share amid competition from Eli Lilly's Mounjaro.

Hidden Risk in Aging Parents: A Minor Fall Could Mean a Major Fracture

Mother's Day highlights the importance of checking parents' bone health, as many older adults unknowingly suffer from osteoporosis.

Hypertension Hits Young Adults Hard — But They’re Not Getting Treated

Nearly 10 million die from hypertension yearly. Awareness is low among young adults, increasing health risks and complications.

One in Three Diabetes Patients at Risk for Kidney Disease, Study Finds

Diabetes can lead to kidney disease, affecting one in three patients. Early detection and nephrology care are crucial for better outcomes.

Fear Wtihout Pain? KAIST Just Rewrote the Neuroscience Textbooks

KAIST researchers identify a brain circuit for fear memories from psychological threats, distinct from pain pathways, aiding mental disorder treatments.

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