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ParosAI Bio and CapsBio join forces to create AI‑driven MENIN inhibitors, combining an AI platform with target protein degradation to address acquired resistance.

Korea's National Institute of Health created a six‑stage risk model for Alzheimer’s disease progression using domestic elderly dementia cohort data, published in Nature Communications.

WHO's 2021 survey finds about 40% of the world (≈3.1 billion people) suffer from headache disorders, with migraine affecting roughly 10% and more women than men.

A study by Brigham and Women's Hospital shows higher blood vitamin A levels correlate with better lung function in both children and adults with asthma; vitamin D benefits were observed only in adults.

A meta‑analysis of 23 randomized trials suggests melatonin may help chronic pain patients with sleep disturbances, though it is not intended to replace existing analgesics.

The ‘내가 누구약’ series personifies medications, summarizing mechanisms, efficacy, precautions, and features based on recent research to aid pharmacy counseling.

Glycerol (C3H8O3) is a hydrophilic tri‑alcohol used as a humectant in cosmetics and food, noted for its safety and metabolic conversion to energy.

Seojinus introduced TEMA, a Bluetooth‑enabled patch thermometer that continuously records infant body temperature and alerts caregivers to rising fever trends.

Roche Diagnostics held a VIP symposium in Seoul for pathology specialists, focusing on new companion‑diagnostic strategies and standardisation amid evolving ovarian and breast cancer treatments.

HLB Life Science R&D was selected for its fifth national R&D project in H1 2024, focusing on trace‑cannabinoid drug candidates using industrial hemp in the Gyeongbuk regulatory free zone.

GiJang Hospital in Busan’s GiJang‑gu has launched Daewoong Pharmaceutical’s AI‑driven ‘thynC’ smart bed monitoring system on 50 of its 154 beds to boost patient safety and digital health infrastructure.

Hugel held a scientific exchange symposium on April 4 at Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas, gathering 40 Korean aesthetic medicine professionals to enhance research and academic output.