Friday, July 31, 2026

“Worst Ever”: U.S. Snowboard Icon Blasts Olympic Judges

Todd Richards criticizes the judging in women's snowboard slopestyle at the Olympics, claiming it's unfair to award gold for simple tricks.

Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy Pill Draws 3,000 Prescriptions in Its First Week—Is Oral GLP-1 Here to Stay?

Novo Nordisk's Wegovy oral obesity treatment saw over 3,000 prescriptions in its first week, indicating strong market demand.

North Korea Nears Completion of 10,000 Housing Units in Phase 3 of Hwasong District

The Hwasong District housing project in Pyongyang nears completion, with Premier Pak emphasizing quality and preparations for inauguration.

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Radiopharmaceuticals Revolution: How Novartis’s 1.4 Billion USD Investment Transforms Cancer Treatment in South Korea

A 140 billion KRW investment by Novartis aims to enhance the radioactive pharmaceutical industry, focusing on precision medicine and Theranostics.

Unlocking the Brain’s Secrets: New Discovery of CSF Drainage Holes Could Revolutionize Alzheimer’s Treatment

A South Korean team discovered openings in the arachnoid membrane that allow cerebrospinal fluid to drain, crucial for brain health.

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.

KAIST Develops Advanced Quadrupedal Robot with Self-Adaptive Walking Skills for Outdoor Environments

KAIST's Professor Park Hae-won reveals a new control tech for quadrupedal robots, enabling versatile locomotion in diverse terrains.

AI-Powered 2D Semiconductors: What You Need to Know About This Game-Changing Technology

KAIST researchers automated 2D semiconductor selection using AI, enhancing transistor production and paving the way for next-gen devices.

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.

Asan Medical Center ranks No. 1 in South Korea in Nature Index, recognized for global research excellence

Asan Medical Center ranks first in South Korea and 64th globally in research, showcasing its international competitiveness and influence.

Discover the Benefits of Rejuve-MD Cream: The Latest c-PDRN Skincare Solution for Sensitive Skin

Pharma Research Medicare launched Rejuve-MD Cream, a wound dressing with salmon DNA, enhancing skin recovery and protection.

Can SpudCell Redefine Life? Discover the Latest Advances in Synthetic Cell Research

Researchers created synthetic cells, SpudCells, that eat, grow, and divide, marking a breakthrough in artificial life research.

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 Becomes Core Infrastructure for Clinical Trials, Medidata Says

AI is transforming clinical trials into efficient, data-driven processes, enhancing speed and success rates in research.

Revolutionary Nanotechnology: How KAIST’s New Method Transforms EV and Smart Agriculture Applications

Researchers developed a new technology to transfer ultra-fine nano circuits onto plant leaves, fruits, and surfaces without damage.

Can GLP-1 Medications Reduce Breast Cancer Risk? New Research Reveals Surprising Findings

GLP-1 drugs show promise in cancer prevention and progression inhibition, expanding beyond obesity treatment to chronic disease management.

Younger Women With Stomach Cancer Face Worse Outcomes Than Men, Study Finds

Women under 50 with stomach cancer have worse outcomes than men, highlighting the need for proactive screening and management.

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