Friday, January 30, 2026

Press Room Opens At ‘Revolutionary Holy Site’ Hotels As North Korea Nears Tourism Normalization Despite Strict Surveillance Of Residents

North Korea opens a press center in Samjiyon City hotels, signaling its intent to boost tourism and international engagement.

North Korea Turns Flood Disaster into Opportunity: Massive Recovery Push Underway

North Korea is mobilizing its workforce and resources to recover from recent flood damage near the Yalu River.

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Tag: oral

Patches, Implants, and Oral Films… The Drug-Delivery Format Battle After Oral Wegovy

Oral Wegovy's launch is transforming obesity treatment, focusing on user-friendly delivery methods and enhancing patient adherence.

Bad Breath? It Might Be a Bigger Problem Than You Think for Your Dog

A dog's oral health impacts overall well-being; tartar builds quickly, requiring vigilant care to prevent serious issues.

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.

Your Gums Hurt but No Cavities? It Might Be Something Worse

Over 75% of adults suffer from periodontal disease, which can lead to tooth loss. Early detection and proper care are crucial for prevention.

Stronger Than Dentures, But Not Invincible—What to Know About Dental Implants

Dental implants offer a permanent solution for lost teeth, requiring careful aftercare and regular checkups for long-term success.

Surprising Facts About Wisdom Teeth You Didn’t Know

Wisdom teeth often emerge between 17 and 25. While extraction is common, only misaligned or impacted teeth usually need removal.

Smoking and Drinking Fuel Oral Cancer Growth, KAIST Study Finds

Increased YAP expression and heterodimerization of TM4SF19 protein due to oxidative stress in oral cancer cells. (Courtesy of KAIST)/News1 Korean researchers have identified a mechanism by which smoking and drinking promotes oral cancer proliferation.

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