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“Even in Their 80s, Patients Can Walk Hand in Hand With Grandchildren”… Spine Surgery for Older Adults Has Changed

Older patients face challenges with spine surgery due to misconceptions, but advances in minimally invasive techniques offer safer options.

L&K Biomed’s BlueX-C: First Clinical Success in the U.S. Spine Implant Market!

L&K Biomed's BlueX-C cervical cage achieves FDA approval and successful clinical application, signaling strong market potential in the U.S.

L&K Biomed Reports First Human Use of BluEX-LT Spinal Implant at Major U.S. Hospital

L&K Biomed successfully completed the first surgery using its BluEX-LT implant, enhancing spinal deformity treatment and market expansion plans.

K-Spine Surgery: How a Korean Firm Showcased Minimally Invasive Techniques at U.S. Conference

CGBIO successfully held a symposium on minimally invasive spinal surgery, enhancing skills of over 100 global professionals through hands-on training.

Korean Spine-Implant Maker Targets Japan: L&K Biomed Showcases BluEX-LT at the Scoliosis Research Society Meeting

L&K Biomed showcased its products at the SRS conference in Japan, aiming to expand its market share in the APAC region, especially Japan.

CG MedTech’s Spine System Gets U.S. Debut in Texas Surgery

CG MedTech's INNOVERSE Spinal System gains FDA clearance and is successfully used in surgeries, marking a milestone for Korean medical devices.

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.

Is Your Back Pain Just Aging? Discover the Truth About Spinal Stenosis

Spinal stenosis, common in older adults, narrows spinal spaces, compressing nerves and causing leg pain and walking difficulties.

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Kim Jong Un’s Newest Gamble ‘Capitalism-Lite’: Can the New Law Survive...

So Mang Choi - September 23, 2025

North Korea's recent Supreme People's Assembly meeting focused on new laws for grain management and intellectual property rights, signaling potential reforms.