Saturday, December 6, 2025

North Korea Ramps Up Anti-U.S. Rhetoric Ahead of Victory Day

As the Day of Victory in the Great Fatherland Liberation War approaches, North Korea is heightening anti-American sentiment.

U.S. Embassy in Seoul Opens Condolence Book for Jimmy Carter—Find Out How to Sign It

The U.S. Embassy in South Korea offers a condolence book for mourners following Jimmy Carter's passing, with specific visiting hours.

Tag: health

He Just Had to Pee a Lot—Turns Out It Was Cancer

A 73-year-old man diagnosed with prostate cancer highlights the importance of early detection and regular screenings for prostate health.

Thinking About Jaw Surgery? Here’s What You Should Know First

Jaw correction surgery addresses malocclusion and facial asymmetry, requiring careful evaluation and post-operative care for safety.

Feeling Sick From the A/C? It Might Not Be COVID—But Be Careful

As COVID-19 resurges, increased use of air conditioning during heatwaves leads to a rise in cooling-related illnesses, causing confusion.

Fake Therapists? Groups Say AI Chatbots Are Crossing the Line

Claims arise that AI therapists impersonate mental health professionals, providing unethical advice and operating without licenses.

Tooth Loss Starts Here: Experts Warn of Soaring Gum Disease Case

Last year's top outpatient disease was gum disease, not the common cold. Proper brushing techniques for prevention are discussed.

Oura Ring Wants to Be Your Tiny, AI-Powered Doctor

Oura Ring is evolving into an AI-driven health platform, enhancing personal health monitoring and aiming for preventive care innovations.

How a Game of Thrones Chatbot Pulled a Teen into a Dangerous Spiral

A tragic case highlights the dangers of emotional dependence on AI chatbots, leading to isolation and a young boy's suicide.

Half of TikTok’s Mental Health Advice Is Just Wrong, Study Finds

TikTok's mental health content is mostly inaccurate, with over half of popular videos spreading misinformation about disorders and treatments.

Bladder Cancer: The Silent Risk You Shouldn’t Ignore After 40

May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month; smoking increases risk. Regular screenings are vital for early detection and improved survival rates.

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.

AirPods That Listen to Your Heart? Apple’s Working on It

Apple explores AI for heart rate monitoring through AirPods, using advanced models for accurate health tracking.

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.

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.

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.

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