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The Caffeine Trap in Zero-Sugar Colas: Sweeteners Drop, But Caffeine Stays

As zero-sugar beverages surge in popularity among health-conscious consumers looking to cut calories, a common misconception is coming to light: the belief that removing sugar also means removing caff
Ulsan Ranks First Nationwide in Heart Disease Mortality After Adjusting for Aging Effects

Ulsan, a relatively "young city" with an average population age lower than the national median, has long maintained a low crude mortality rate. However, a deeper look into age-standardized

46% of Single-Household Individuals Lack Confidants, Showing an 18%p Increase Compared to Multi-Person Households

An analysis has revealed that 46% of individuals living alone fall under the "non-intimate type," characterized by having few people to share their inner thoughts with and infrequent conta

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S. Korea Enforces ‘8-Week Rule’ Next Month to Clamp Down on Malingering Car Insurance Claims: SEOUL — In a decisive attempt to curb soft insurance fraud and eliminate "malingering patients" (often referred to as nairon ...; Kim Sungmoon Reporter 2026.08.07

President Lee Vows ‘No Sacred Cows’ in Modifying Policies That Harm the Public: SEOUL — President Lee Jae-myung declared on Thursday that the government must be ready to modify any policy without "sacred ...; KO YONG-CHUL Reporter 2026.08.07

WHO Issues Urgent Global Heatwave Directives: “Keep Cool, Stay Hydrated, and Safeguard Homes”: As relentless heatwaves sweep across the globe—leaving European metropolises sweltering and driving temperatures in South Ko ...; Yim Kwangsoo Correspondent 2026.08.04

South Korea Launches Pan-Government 'One Health' Council to Combat Complex Infectious Disease Threats: SEOUL — South Korea has officially launched a comprehensive, multi-ministry government body designed to address the escalati ...; Hee Chan Kim Reporter 2026.08.01

‘From Brain to Intestines’: Deadly 40°C Heatwaves Threaten Vital Organs Across South Korea: As temperatures surpass human body limits, medical experts warn of rapid organ failure, heatstroke, and a surge in emergency patie ...; Kim Young Min Reporter 2026.08.01

Optimal Coffee Intake Varies by Age: What Science Says About Your Daily Brew: SEOUL — Coffee has long been celebrated not just as a morning wake-up call, but as a potent elixir packed with antioxidant p ...; Myung Sun Yim Correspondent 2026.08.01

South Korea’s Science Journalists to Explore AI Transformation and Obesity Treatments at 2026 Annual Conference: SEOUL — The Korea Science Reporters Association (KSJA) announced on July 24 that it will host the "2026 Science Journalism C ...; Hee Chan Kim Reporter 2026.07.25

Brain's Secret for Lasting Memories: The Critical Role of Astrocytic Protein 'Ank2': (Seoul) — Why do some memories linger for a lifetime while others fade into oblivion within days? For decades, neuroscience ...; Eunsil Ju Reporter 2026.07.08

Regular Coffee Consumption Linked to Lower Risk of Liver Disease: Study: A recent study suggests that maintaining a regular coffee-drinking habit may be beneficial for liver health. According to the Dai ...; Global Economic Times Reporter 2026.07.04

Gamtae Extract Gains Official Recognition for Stress Relief and Relaxation: In a significant breakthrough for the South Korean functional food industry, Gamtae extract—a natural substance derived from ...; Myung Sun Yim Correspondent 2026.06.29

Early Detection of Dementia: Eye-Tracking Technology Reveals Links Between Ocular Movements and Cognitive Decline: A groundbreaking study by South Korean researchers has paved the way for the early detection of dementia by utilizing eye-tracking ...; Kim Sungmoon Reporter 2026.06.24

KDCA Establishes New 6-Stage Prognostic System for Alzheimer’s Disease Progression: The Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA) has announced a groundbreaking advancement in dementia research. The Nation ...; Hee Chan Kim Reporter 2026.06.22

Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital Lowers Barriers to Alzheimer's Treatment with AI-Powered Diagnostics: Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital has paved a new way for precision diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease, enabling patient ...; Min Gyu Mi Reporter 2026.06.22

Gamma Knife Surgery: A Paradigm Shift in Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery: In the evolving field of neurosurgery, the brain—a complex network of delicate nerves and blood vessels—presents a uni ...; Kim Sungmoon Reporter 2026.06.20

Navigating Genetic Testing: Understanding Your Hereditary Cancer Risk: In the era of precision medicine, genetic testing has evolved from a diagnostic tool for existing conditions into a proactive reso ...; Hwang Sujin Reporter 2026.06.20

Weight-Loss Drugs Like Wegovy Show Promise in Treating Male Infertility: A groundbreaking study has revealed that popular weight-loss medications, including Wegovy and Saxenda, may offer significant bene ...; Graciela Maria Reporter 2026.06.18

Your Daily Tumbler Isn't Forever: Why That Insulated Mug Has a One-Year Expiration Date on Vital Parts: As global campaigns to reduce single-use plastic cups continue to gain massive traction, carrying a reusable thermal tumbler has s ...; Hwang Sujin Reporter 2026.06.14

'Clicking' and 'Popping' in Shoulders and Knees: When Should You Consult a Doctor?: It is an experience shared by millions: a sharp "pop" when standing up from a chair, or a distinct "click" when rotating the shoul ...; Hee Chan Kim Reporter 2026.06.03

National Pension Service and U.S. SSA Partner for In-Person Consultations to Resolve Pension Delivery Issues: SEOUL — South Korean residents eligible for U.S. social security benefits will now face fewer administrative hurdles. The Na ...; Pedro Espinola Special Correspondent 2026.05.19

Government to Tighten Reins on Chiro-Practice Pricing: Manual Therapy to Face Strict Regulations Starting July: In a move that signals a paradigm shift in South Korea’s healthcare market, the government has announced a sweeping regulato ...; Desk 2026.05.14

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