Friday, July 31, 2026

North Korea’s GPS Attack! Exploring the Need for KPS Development

South Korea's GPS vulnerability to North Korean jamming prompts calls for a domestic positioning system to enhance national security.

North Korea Warns U.S.-Japan Military Ties Threaten Regional Peace and Stability

North Korea criticizes the U.S.-Japan alliance as a nuclear threat, while highlighting domestic production achievements and educational initiatives.

North Korea Tests New Surface-to-Air Missiles, Claims Cruise Missile Interception Capability

North Korea tests new surface-to-air missiles, possibly a clone of the Russian Tor system, showing improved interception capabilities.

Tag: depression

Depression Linked to Up to 2.4-Fold Higher Risk of Fatty Liver Disease in Young Adults, Study Finds

A South Korean study reveals young adults with depression face double the risk of fatty liver disease compared to those without.

How Peony Root Extract Reduces Inflammation: A Breakthrough in Gut-Brain Health

A study reveals Moutan Cortex extract may reduce intestinal inflammation and improve brain function, highlighting its potential for treating anxiety.

2026 Residency Report: Why Reduced Working Hours Aren’t Improving Mental Health for Asian Doctors

Despite reduced working hours, medical residents face worsening mental health, highlighting a need for better training and support systems.

Study Finds Work Engagement May Reduce Depression Risk Among Employees Under Stress

A study finds that high work engagement can protect employees from depression, even under job stress, highlighting the need for supportive workplaces.

Irregular Meals and Breakfast Skipping Linked to Higher Depression Risk, Korean Study Finds

Irregular eating habits, like skipping breakfast, can harm physical health and increase the risk of depression, according to research.

How CLOSER AI is Revolutionizing Depression Diagnosis: Insights from KAIST’s Latest Research

KAIST's AI tool CLOSER detects depression symptoms through daily behavior analysis, paving the way for personalized treatment options.

Long-Term Study Finds North Korean Defector Youth Face 30% Higher Risk of Mental Disorders

North Korean defector children face 1.3 times higher risk of mental disorders like PTSD and ADHD than South Korean peers, study finds.

70% of Suicide Survivors Stayed Safe with Ongoing Mental Health Support

A study shows that active management of depression in patients can significantly reduce suicidal behavior, urging expanded community care.

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.

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