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Mon, March 27, 2023 | 09:46

The end of the beginning

The end of the beginning

Much has been achieved, far more remains to be done

Jung Min-ho | 2016-08-21 10:25

IT gadgets and cervical disc hernia

IT gadgets and cervical disc hernia

A recent survey revealed that today’s average Korean uses their smartphone for about three hours a day. Those in their 20s use their smartphones a lot more at four hours nine minutes per day, which is about a quarter of the day apart from sleeping.

2016-08-16 16:14

Beating post-vacation blues

Beating post-vacation blues

So here we are, back in the Texas heat, as I sit here trying hard to recall the very best moments of our month-long vacation in Hawaii.

2016-08-16 16:10

Golden time in healthcare industry is ticking fast

Golden time in healthcare industry is ticking fast

'Korea should not waste its hard-won opportunity for global leadership'

Jung Min-ho | 2016-08-14 09:47

Radiotherapy: underused weapon against cancer

Radiotherapy: underused weapon against cancer

'Patients need to be better informed about treatment options'

Jung Min-ho | 2016-08-07 10:25

Going through perimenopause

Going through perimenopause

A lady in her mid 40s visited my clinic just several weeks ago with occasional hot flushes on her face as her main complaint. When I enquired about her menstrual cycles, she responded that it had become irregular with very little menstrual bleeding.

2016-08-02 16:34

Vacationing with the kids

Vacationing with the kids

Dallas, the place where I currently call home, is a city in the Southwest where hitting 40 degrees Celsius in the long summer months is no newsmaker. It' s hot - really hot. And so, after much contemplation and calculation (with three kids, vacation means a lot of money), we decided to take off on a vacation to Hawaii.

Jane Han | 2016-08-02 16:30

How do we know that we know?

How do we know that we know?

At a physiological level, humans and animals are remarkably similar. Just like humans, mice and chimpanzees, for example, have organ systems that are nearly identical as those of humans; the same organs that perform the same functions.

2016-07-31 18:26

How do we know that we know?

How do we know that we know?

Serious efforts initiated to uncover mysteries of human brain.

Jung Min-ho | 2016-07-31 09:52

Bringing visual anatomy to doctors

Bringing visual anatomy to doctors

Steven E. Seltzer, chairman of the radiology department at Harvard Medical School, sent an e-mail earlier this year to radiologist Choi Byung-ihn in Seoul.

Jung Min-ho | 2016-07-24 11:07

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