Health Respiratory Groups Call for Increased Lung Health Funding in Budget
Leading respiratory organisations in Ireland are calling for increased investment in lung health during the upcoming Budget announcement to address gaps in…
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Health Beyond Species Count: Measuring Bird Diversity Through Evolutionary Lineage
Assessing tropical forest health requires looking beyond raw species counts to evaluate evolutionary lineages and phylogenetic diversity, according to recent field research…
Health Proactive Health Management Starts with a Balanced Diet
On September 25, the Vietnam Health Promotion Consulting Association hosted an academic seminar titled "Proactive Healthcare Starting from Diet." Co-hosted by the…
Health Unintended Pregnancy Linked to 26.7% Higher Risk of Preterm Birth
Unintended pregnancy is associated with a 26.7% increased risk of preterm birth, according to a large-scale analysis of more than 900,000 pregnancies…
Health Alzheimer’s and Memory Loss: Warning Signs and Family Care Guide
When a driver with dementia goes missing for 15 hours after becoming disoriented behind the wheel, it forces families to confront a…
Health Trump Administration Plan May End Weekly COVID, Flu, and RSV Reporting for Nursing Homes
Under a draft Trump administration plan obtained by The New York Times, nursing homes would no longer be required to report weekly…
Health Regional emergency medical centers face patient surge during Chuseok holiday
During the Chuseok holiday, regional emergency medical centers face a severe surge in patient volume as holiday travel and a lack of…
Health Can Biological Ageing Clocks Predict Disease and Slow Ageing?
Biological aging is no longer measured solely by the years since birth, as researchers increasingly track uneven deterioration across individual organs inside…
Autumn weather transitions trigger seasonal allergies and respiratory illnesses
Fall weather transitions trigger a distinct surge in seasonal allergies and respiratory illnesses, driven by fluctuating temperatures and increased airborne irritants. Public…
Health Hemoglobin Decline After Oral Anticoagulants Linked to Higher Cancer Risk
A sharp drop in hemoglobin following the start of oral anticoagulation therapy for atrial fibrillation signals a significantly heightened risk for cancer,…
Korean Dental Association Urges Crackdown on Illegal Patient Data Sales
The Korean Dental Association (KDA) called on the government and the National Assembly on September 26, 2026, to crack down on illegal…
Health Very Hot Drinks Linked to Triple Risk of Oesophageal Cancer, Study Finds
Drinking tea or coffee at very hot temperatures triples the risk of developing oesophageal squamous cell carcinoma, according to a study published…
Health Over 900 chemicals linked to breast cancer risk in government databases
A recent review of more than a dozen government databases has linked over 900 chemical substances to potential breast cancer risks, spotlighting…
Health Cho Sung-ryong urges Chungbuk to protect rural medical safety net
Lawmakers and public health officials point to mounting vacancies across provincial health outposts, prompting calls for regional governments to overhaul staffing strategies…
Health AI Model Predicts Glioblastoma Recurrence Before MRI Detection
A newly developed artificial intelligence system called FastGlioma can predict where glioblastoma—the most common and lethal malignant brain tumor in adults—is likely…
Health Congenital leptin deficiency presents diagnostic and metabolic challenges
Congenital obesity caused by a missing substance, leptin, presents specific diagnostic and physiological challenges for patients and their families, characterized by weight…
Health Elevated CCL5 Linked to Favorable Outcomes in Viral Infections
Elevated levels of chemokine C-C motif ligand 5 (CCL5) are significantly associated with favorable outcomes and improved survival in patients suffering from…
Health How to Pay for Stem Cell Therapy in Japan: Bank Transfer vs. Credit Card
Cross-border medical patients traveling from South Korea to Japan for specialized regenerative treatments, such as adipose-derived stem cell therapy, face distinct logistical…