Saturday, December 6, 2025

Awkward Olympic Moment: North Korean Gymnast Snubs South Korean Rival

North Korean gymnast An Chang Ok was caught on camera passing by South Korean gymnast Yeo Seo Jeong without acknowledging her.

U.S. Monitoring Kim Yo-jong’s Remarks on Possible Dialogue Beyond Denuclearization

U.S. officials are monitoring North Korea's Kim Yo-jong's remarks on dialogue, emphasizing a need for new solutions beyond denuclearization.

North Korea Builds Fast, Russia Lags Behind in Tumen River Bridge Project

North Korea is rapidly constructing the Tumen River Bridge, signaling a proactive approach in relations with Russia amid ongoing developments.

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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Women With PCOS May Boost Fertility With Long-Term Dietary Changes

A study reveals that women with PCOS reducing snacks, pork, and alcohol may lower infertility risk by balancing hormones and BMI.

New Study: Mounjaro Helps Users Drop Over 50 Pounds

Eli Lilly's Mounjaro leads U.S. obesity drug market, outperforming semaglutide in weight loss efficacy and safety.

Muscle Loss May Start in the Brain, Not the Body, Researchers Say

A study reveals that age-related muscle loss may originate from brain dysfunction, suggesting new therapies targeting the dopamine system.

David Sinclair and Irina Conboy Lead Breakthroughs in Age-Reversing Technology

Leading scientists are advancing aging reversal technologies, focusing on gene reprogramming and plasma dilution for potential rejuvenation.

Parents Still Parenting? Doctors Say It’s Time for a Checkup

Many elderly Koreans care for grandchildren, risking their health. Early detection of diseases is vital for their well-being.

Hair Loss Isn’t Just for Dad Anymore — Gen Z and Millennials Are Worried Too

Hair loss is increasingly affecting younger generations, with many recognizing the need for preventive care despite a lack of symptoms.

Runner’s Diarrhea Is Real—and Yes, It Can Ruin Your Workout

Runner's diarrhea is common during intense workouts. Avoid certain foods and consider probiotics to enhance gut health and performance.

That Eye Twitch Might Be More Than Stress—Here’s What to Know

Facial spasms, common in younger adults, may signal neurological issues. Prompt diagnosis and treatment are crucial for quality of life.

The Truth About Habits: 8 Tricks That Actually Work

Experts debunk the 21-day habit formation myth, revealing it can take 59 to 154 days. Consistency and simplicity are key.

Digital Dementia Is Real—And It’s Hitting Millennials and Gen Z

Increased reliance on digital devices among youth leads to memory loss and cognitive decline, raising concerns over 'digital dementia.'

Tired of the Mental Spiral? ‘Women Who Think Too Much’ Has Answers

Susan Nolen-Hoeksema explores overthinking in women, offering insights and techniques to break free and reclaim happiness.

What Is PCOS? The Common Hormone Disorder Many Women Don’t Know They Have

PCOS affects 6-15% of women, causing ovulation issues and metabolic risks. Early diagnosis and lifestyle changes are vital for management.

No More Hiding: UNIST Nanotech Breaks Cancer’s Invisibility Cloak

A South Korean team engineered a protein complex that degrades cancer cells' immune evasion proteins, enhancing immune response.

Floss Fail to Surgery: Boy Gets Feather Stuck in His Gum After DIY Flossing

A boy in Saudi Arabia had a feather removed from his jaw after using it as dental floss, highlighting the importance of proper oral hygiene.

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