Friday, July 31, 2026

BULLIED BY A HERMIT STATE: Why Is A G20 Power Tolerating North Korea’s Contempt?

South Korea proposes military talks with North Korea to clarify the Military Demarcation Line, but a positive response is unlikely.

Why Your Dog’s Paw Licking Might Be a Cry for Help

Dogs repetitively licking their paws, known as...

Robot Pharmacies Surge: “24/7 Prescriptions, Orders Ready in One Minute”

Galbot's humanoid robot G1 enhances pharmacy delivery, operating 24/7 and improving access to medications in Asia with high accuracy.

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Cancer Patients Say Long Waits, Limited Consultation Time Leave Questions Unanswered

A study reveals cancer patients face communication barriers, emotional distress, and lack of support during treatment, necessitating better care.

Patients Travel Overseas for Cell Therapies—South Korea Moves to Lower Barriers to Treatment

South Korean patients seek stem cell therapies abroad due to limited options at home, despite high costs and uncertain efficacy.

Regenerative Medicine Expanded to Four Diseases Including Knee Osteoarthritis; Medipost and CHA Biotech Seen as Potential Beneficiaries

The Korean government is easing regulations on regenerative medicine, boosting biotech, and enabling patient access to validated therapies.

From Preclinical Development to Licensing: JNPMEDI Aims to Accelerate K-Biotech Growth With AI

JNPMEDI emphasizes the need for Korea's biotech sector to enhance global commercialization and reduce clinical trial costs using AI.

AI Model Enables Detection of Breathing Abnormalities During Surgery Without Blood Draws

South Korean researchers developed an AI model for noninvasive monitoring of pediatric patients' arterial carbon dioxide during surgery.

How an 82-Year-Old Defied Odds: Successful Removal of Brainstem Cancer with Keyhole Surgery

An 82-year-old's brainstem tumor was successfully removed using minimally invasive surgery, restoring his motor function and independence.

Revolutionary Low-Dose 3-Drug Combo: The Future of Hypertension Treatment in 2026

A study shows a new combination pill for hypertension is safer and more effective than traditional treatments, improving patient adherence.

Hospitals Fuel South Korea’s Stem Cell Treatment Boom, but Experts Call for Stronger Patient Safeguards

South Korea's stem cell therapies expand rapidly, but lack regulation and clinical evidence, raising patient concerns about treatment choices.

Seoul Asan Medical Center Surpasses 3,000 Adult ECMO Cases, With 65% Successfully Weaned From Life Support

Seoul Asan Medical Center has performed over 3,000 ECMO procedures, achieving a 65% weaning success rate for critically ill patients.

AI Model Predicts Liver Function Decline Before Liver Cancer Treatment, Enabling More Personalized Care

South Korean researchers created an AI model to predict liver function decline in cancer patients, enhancing treatment safety and effectiveness.

Seoul National University Hospital performs Korea’s first MAKO robot-assisted hip revision arthroplasty

Seoul National University Hospital performs Korea's first MAKO robotic-assisted hip revision surgery, enhancing precision and recovery.

High cost keeps breakthrough VHL drug out of reach for Korean patients, oncologist says

Patients with Von Hippel-Lindau syndrome face high treatment costs, limiting access to essential drugs like Welireg, which could reduce surgeries.

Revolutionizing Healthcare: How Low-Risk NK Cell Therapy is Changing Regenerative Medicine in 2026

The Ministry of Health reclassifies autologous immune cell cultivation as low risk, expediting treatment access while ensuring safety.

AI-Powered Emergency Transport System Connects Ambulances and ERs in South Korea’s ARPA-H Initiative

The MAISTER project integrates AI in emergency medical systems to enhance patient transport and treatment efficiency in Korea.

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