Studien & Berichte

Japanese researchers assess the traditional formula Makmundong‑tang for persistent cough after Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection, a common issue despite macrolide therapy.

A small 63‑patient study found that laughter therapy alleviated breathlessness in COPD patients to a degree similar to pursed‑lip breathing, with benefits lasting a month after an 8‑week program.

South Carolina researchers found that higher physical function scores correlate with better hearing among adults 50‑80, per a Scientific Reports study.

A Korean study found that siblings of pediatric type‑1 diabetes patients have more than ten times the risk compared with the general child population, highlighting the importance of early detection.

A joint UCSF and Rush University study of 2,603 women found that earlier menopause is associated with accelerated cognitive decline and earlier onset of Alzheimer’s disease.

GC Cell presented data from a retrospective study showing that ImmuneCell LC may increase disease‑free and overall survival in HCC patients beyond Milan criteria who received liver transplants.

A Japanese longitudinal study of 7,644 women shows thyroid function shifts slowly with age rather than sharply at menopause.

Ewha Womans University Medical Center and Germany's Jena University School of Medicine signed an MOU to launch joint research and education in gender medicine and gender innovation.

Researchers propose using nano-sized particles to deliver immunotherapy agents directly to tumors and release drugs on demand, addressing low response rates and systemic toxicity.

Yale analysis of 51 studies reports that healthy diet, regular exercise and certain drugs improve epigenetic aging markers, though researchers warn conclusions are early.

A study of 120 healthy adults led by Prof. Yu Shi‑chi shows music can aid physiological recovery after acute stress, published in PNAS.

Professors Jo Dae‑jin and Bae Seong‑su received the top award at the 17th Korean Society of Basic Spine Research conference for their study on fusion‑only treatment of complex spinal disorders.