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Bridging Clinic and Lab: Three Physician-Scientists Drive Next-Generation Liver Disease Research

Physician-scientists in Korea bridge clinical practice and research, driving innovations in patient care and biotechnology competitiveness.

New Hope for Osteoporosis Patients: South Korea Expands Health Insurance Coverage

Park, a 59-year-old osteoporosis patient, received alarming news during a hospital visit last April: "You exceed the bone density criteria, ...

Luxury Snowmobiles Seen at North Korea’s Masikryong Ski Resort in Violation of Sanctions, Worth More Than $10,000

Expensive snowmobile equipment, which is subject to...

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Stem Cell Therapies Face Long Road to Market Despite Decades of Promise

Stem cell therapies show promise for treating diseases, but face significant commercialization challenges, including quality control and funding.

Ebola Outbreak in DR Congo: Why Contact Tracing is Stalling at 45%?

The Ebola contact tracing rate in DR Congo has dropped to 45%, raising alarms for outbreak control as cases surge rapidly.

2026’s Game-Changer: Walrus Memory Empowers AI Agents with Seamless Data Control

Walrus introduces Walrus Memory, enhancing AI agents' memory sharing and data integrity across platforms for improved collaboration.

South Korea Tightens Ebola Entry Controls While Assessing Importation Risk as Low

The Korea Disease Control Agency confirmed no Ebola virus cases in the country and added Ethiopia and Rwanda to the monitoring list.

Boryung Begins First Global CDMO Supply of Alimta Through Taiwan Partnership

Boryung Pharmaceutical starts supplying Alimta to Lotus, enhancing global CDMO efforts and addressing chemotherapy drug shortages.

Only Half of People Diagnosed With Hypertension Keep Blood Pressure Under Control, KDCA Says

A study shows only half of South Koreans with hypertension manage it effectively, highlighting the need for better strategies and awareness.

Supply Concerns Raised from Amid Middle East Conflict; Government Says No Immediate Shortage

Concerns rise over pharmaceutical supply disruptions due to Middle East conflict; authorities monitor and prepare for potential shortages.

Hemlibra Breakthrough: 91% of Hemophilia Patients in Japan Experience No Adverse Reactions!

JW Pharmaceutical's Hemlibra shows 91% safety in Japanese hemophilia patients, with no adverse reactions in long-term study.

Discover the Future of Aesthetic Medicine: URO-UEMXD and Derma Shine Duo RF Unveiled at WHX Dubai 2026

Huons Meditech showcased innovative medical devices at WHX Dubai 2026, highlighting advancements in urology and aesthetics.

Data Control Wars: Orchestra Group Unveils a Sovereign AI Cloud That Ditches Public Providers

Orchestra Group launches a Sovereign AI Cloud Data Center to enhance data sovereignty and control over AI infrastructure for organizations.

Meta’s New Wristband Reads Your Mind—Before You Move a Muscle

Meta has launched an AI-powered wristband that enables gesture control of devices, showcasing a breakthrough in non-invasive technology.

KAIST Unveils Next-Gen Smart Window That Slashes Indoor Heat by 49°F

KAIST's Professor Moon Hong Cheol unveils RECM, a smart window tech that adjusts light and heat, enhancing comfort and reducing glare.

Hyundai Just Built a Car That Speeds Up to Dodge Tailgaters

Hyundai Mobis introduces a safety tech that autonomously accelerates vehicles to prevent rear-end collisions on highways.

South Korean Scientists Build First Chip That Sees ‘Twisted’ Light

KAIST's research team developed the world's first semiconductor material for detecting circularly polarized light using selenium nanocrystals.

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