Friday, July 31, 2026

Celltrion’s CT-P55: What Changes to FDA Clinical Trials Mean for Biosimilarity with Cosentyx?

Celltrion has applied to the FDA for changes to its Phase 3 trial of CT-P55, reducing participants to 153 to assess biosimilarity to Cosentyx.

North Korea’s 2026 Party Congress: Why Kim Downplayed Russia and China—Then Let a Parade Wave the Russian Flag

North Korea's 9th Party Congress downplays ties with Russia and China, emphasizing self-reliance and Kim Jong Un's leadership amid rising international standing.

Metabolic Surgery for Obese Seniors: A Safe Solution for Diabetes and Hypertension?

A study shows metabolic obesity surgery is safe for patients over 55, improving diabetes and other metabolic diseases effectively.

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Seers Moves Closer to U.S. Launch of Wearable AI ECG Device After Completing Final FDA Filing

Wearable AI diagnostic firm Searis has completed the final document submission for FDA 510(k) approval of its mobiCARE™ ECG solution.

Researchers Discover Aging Pathway Driven by Double-Stranded RNA Buildup Inside Cells

Researchers identify that accumulated double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) in cells is a key factor in aging.

DongKoo Bio & Pharma Unveils TERABIOTICS PRO 1.06 to Strengthen Health Supplement Business

Donggu Bio Pharmaceutical announces the launch of its new 5th generation probiotic product, TERABIOTICS PRO 1.06.

Child Death Toll Nears 500: Bangladesh Faces Worst Measles Outbreak in Decades

Bangladesh faces its worst measles outbreak in decades, with nearly 500 children dead in the past two months.

South Korea Expands HPV Vaccination Program to 12-Year-Old Boys as Experts Stress Broader Cancer Prevention

HPV vaccination now includes 12-year-old boys in South Korea, addressing rising infection rates and promoting awareness for both genders.

UNIST Researchers Develop Ultra-Sensitive Skin-Attachable Sensor Material for Detecting Subtle Bodily Signals

A new sensor material can detect subtle bodily changes like temperature, cough, and swallowing just by being attached to the skin.

Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital Launches National Cohort Study on Asymptomatic Tuberculosis

A study on asymptomatic tuberculosis at Seoul St. Mary's Hospital aims to improve diagnosis and treatment, focusing on early intervention.

Recurrent Acute Pancreatitis Greatly Raises Risk of Chronic Disease, Study Finds

A study shows recurrent acute pancreatitis significantly raises the risk of chronic pancreatitis, highlighting the need for early management.

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.

Teen Prescriptions for GLP-1 Obesity Drugs Surge in Korea, Raising Misuse Concerns

Surge in GLP-1 obesity treatment prescriptions among teens raises concerns over misuse and potential health risks.

South Korea Marks Food Safety Day With AI-Driven Push to Strengthen K-Food Safety and Growth

The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety launched a campaign for Food Safety Day, emphasizing safety, innovation, and AI in food management.

Gangnam CHA Hospital Reaches 10,000 Robotic Surgeries in Obstetrics and Gynecology

Gangnam CHA Hospital reaches 10,000 robotic surgeries milestone in obstetrics and gynecology, enhancing women's health care significantly.

Nearly One in Five Babies in South Korea Born Through Government-Backed Infertility Treatment in 2025

In 2025, nearly 20% of births in South Korea were from infertility treatments, highlighting increased support amid rising maternal ages.

South Korea Unveils New Blood Management Plan to Stabilize Supply Amid Demographic Shift

The Korean government is enhancing blood donation efforts, targeting younger donors and revising eligibility criteria to ensure stable supply.

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