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Inje University Ilsan Paik Hospital Celebrates Completion of 2024-26 Lee Jong-wook Fellowship Clinical Program

Inje University Ilsan Paik Hospital held a ceremony on October 15 in its sixth-floor seminar room to mark the completion of the 2024-26 Lee Jong-wook Fellowship Clinical Program, recognizing ten healthcare professionals from Laos. The event, attended by Hospital President Won Joo Choi and other key figures, celebrated the participants’ achievements after an intensive five-month training program.The cohort, comprising seven physicians and three nurses selected from Laos’ national medical and educational institutions, underwent tailored clinical training at Ilsan Paik Hospital. The curriculum
News Lim Hye Jung, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.10.16 18:15
GC Green Cross Transfers Genetic Testing Technology to Bahrain’s BioLAB, Advancing Global Medical Reach

GC Green Cross Medical Foundation, a leading South Korean medical institution, has successfully transferred advanced cytogenetic testing technology to BioLAB, a diagnostic center in Bahrain, marking a significant step in exporting Korean medical expertise to the Middle East.The technology transfer, formalized through a contract signed in March, enables BioLAB to independently conduct chromosome analysis and fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) tests. Over 16 weeks, GC Green Cross provided an intensive training program to equip BioLAB’s staff with the necessary skills. The foundation also
Pharma & Biotech Kim Kuk Ju, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.10.16 18:13
Rokit Healthcare’s AI-Based Diabetic Foot Treatment Gains U.S. Public Insurance Approval

On October 16, Rokit Healthcare (376900), a South Korean biomedical company, announced that its AI-driven autologous tissue-regeneration therapy for diabetic foot ulcers had been officially approved for reimbursement under public insurance at a major U.S. tertiary-care hospital outpatient department (HOPD). This marks the first time an AI-based regenerative treatment has been recognized within the U.S. public insurance framework, specifically under the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) code system.Rokit’s diabetic foot treatment, which leverages AI to personalize tissue regeneration, achie
Pharma & Biotech Kim Kuk Ju, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.10.16 18:11
Celltrion Launches Autoimmune Drug Aptozma in U.S., Targets Competitive Pricing and Market Expansion

Celltrion, a South Korean biopharmaceutical company, has launched its autoimmune disease treatment Aptozma (tocilizumab) in the U.S., marking a significant step in its global market strategy. The drug, initially introduced as an intravenous (IV) formulation, will soon be followed by a subcutaneous (SC) version, expanding its accessibility to patients.Aptozma is priced approximately 35% lower than its originator drug at wholesale acquisition cost (WAC), a strategic move by Celltrion to balance affordability with profitability. The biosimilar works by inhibiting interleukin-6 (IL-6), a cytokine
Pharma & Biotech Kim Kuk Ju, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.10.13 17:07
Autumn’s Hidden Health Risks: Protecting Your Spine and Brain as Temperatures Drop

[Physician's Column] By Dong Yeob Lee, Director of Neurosurgery, Champodnamu HospitalAs autumn settles in, the sharp temperature swings between morning and evening, coupled with cooler air, can subtly affect the body’s blood circulation and muscle health. For middle-aged and older adults, these seasonal changes often exacerbate vulnerabilities, potentially triggering conditions like lumbar disc herniation, spinal stenosis, sciatica, or even cerebrovascular disorders.When temperatures drop and daily temperature fluctuations widen, muscles tend to contract, and blood flow diminishes. This envir
Opinion&Interviews Lim Hye Jung, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.10.13 17:05
Arthroscopic Surgery: A Minimally Invasive Solution for Joint Pain

[Physician's Column] By Ho Dong Moon, MD, Vice Director of Clinical Services, Park Ae Hospital (Orthopedic Surgery Specialist) Patients visiting hospitals for knee pain often ask, “Will surgery require a large incision?” In the past, treating or examining the inside of a joint meant making wide incisions through skin and muscle. This approach led to significant post-surgical pain and prolonged recovery times. Today, a small camera called an arthroscope—roughly the thickness of a finger—allows doctors to directly visualize the inside of a joint and perform necessary treatments. The arthro
Opinion&Interviews Kim Kuk Ju, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.10.13 17:04
Flu Season Looms: Why Teens and Adults in Their 30s Need Vaccinations Now

As flu season approaches, health experts are urging teenagers and adults in their 30s to prioritize vaccinations to curb the spread of influenza, a potentially severe respiratory illness. According to South Korea’s Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service, in 2024, teenagers accounted for over 600,000 flu cases, the highest among all age groups, while adults in their 30s followed with approximately 350,000 cases, second only to infants. The data underscores the vulnerability of these groups, driven by frequent group interactions among teens and active social and caregiving responsibilit
Policy Lim Hye Jung, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.10.10 15:48
Lotte Group Chairman Inspects Syracuse Biologics Facility Amid U.S. Tariff Concerns

Shin Dong-bin, chairman of South Korea’s Lotte Group, visited the Lotte Biologics bio-campus in Syracuse, New York, to review its production facilities and encourage employees. This marked his first visit since the campus began full-scale operations of its antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) production facility. During the visit, Shin was briefed on local operations and inspected the production process, accompanied by Lotte Biologics CEO James Park and Global Strategy Head Yoo-yeol Shin.The visit comes as the U.S. government signals plans to impose 100% tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals, raising
News Kim Kuk Ju, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.10.10 15:46
Celltrion’s Biosimilar Eye Drug Idenzent Gains FDA Approval, Expanding U.S. Market Presence

Celltrion, a South Korean biopharmaceutical company, announced on October 10, 2025, that its biosimilar drug Idenzent (CT-P42), a counterpart to the blockbuster eye treatment Eylea (aflibercept), has received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The approval marks a significant milestone for Celltrion, enabling the company to enter the world’s largest pharmaceutical market with a drug already authorized in South Korea, Europe, and Australia.The FDA approved Idenzent in two formulations—vials and pre-filled syringes (PFS). The biosimilar is approved for the full range of
Pharma & Biotech Lim Hye Jung, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.10.10 15:25
Breakthrough Discovery: Genetic Mutation Linked to Rare Immunodeficiency, Developmental Disorders, and Lymphoma After 16-Year Search

In a major advance for rare disease research, a patient who endured unexplained immunodeficiency, developmental disorders, and lymphoma for 16 years has finally received a genetic diagnosis. A collaborative team from Seoul National University Hospital and Chung-Ang University has, for the first time, established that mutations in the BRF2 gene can directly cause such conditions, while also uncovering the underlying disease mechanisms—a world first.The study was jointly led by Professor Jong-Hee Chae's team at Seoul National University Hospital and Professor Keun Pil Kim's team at Chung-Ang Un
Research Lim Hye Jung, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.09.30 22:55
BTS’ Suga Funds New Autism Treatment Center at Yonsei Severance Hospital

SEOUL, South Korea — Yonsei Severance Hospital announced the opening of the Min Yoongi Treatment Center on September 30, a specialized facility for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The center was established with a 50 billion won ($38 million) donation from BTS member Suga, whose real name is Min Yoongi.The opening ceremony, held at the hospital’s Jejung Hall on the first floor, was attended by key figures, including Yonsei University President Dong-sup Yoon, Yonsei Medical Center Director Ki-chang Keum, Severance Hospital Director Kang-young Lee, Children’s Hospital Director H
News Lim Hye Jung, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.09.30 22:52
Kidney Stones Surge in Seasonal Shifts: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention Tips

[Physician's Column] By Seung Yi Kim, MD, Director of Seoul Barun Urology Clinic, Bupyeong BranchAs seasons change, fluctuating temperatures and increased sweating can deplete the body’s fluids, leading to a host of health concerns. Among these, kidney stones—a common urological condition—show a marked increase in incidence. These hard deposits, known medically as renal calculi, form in the kidneys, ureters, or bladder, triggering flank pain, blood in the urine (hematuria), and urinary difficulties that can significantly diminish quality of life.Kidney stones arise when substances like calc
Healthcare Kim Kuk Ju, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.09.30 22:49
Samsung Biologics to Showcase Advanced CDMO Capabilities at Bio Japan 2025

YOKOHAMA, Japan — Samsung Biologics, a leading South Korean contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), will participate in Bio Japan 2025, Asia’s largest biotechnology and pharmaceutical exhibition, from October 8 to 10 in Yokohama, Japan. The company announced it will operate a standalone booth for the first time, marking its third consecutive appearance at the event.Bio Japan, established in 1986, is a premier industry gathering that spans biopharmaceuticals, regenerative medicine, and digital healthcare. This year’s event expects participation from 1,139 companies and mo
News Kim Kuk Ju, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.09.30 22:38
AITRICS Partners with Mayo Clinic to Advance Next-Generation Medical AI

SEOUL, South Korea — AITRICS, a South Korean medical AI company, announced on September 30 a landmark collaboration with the Mayo Clinic Platform to develop and validate advanced artificial intelligence models for healthcare. The agreement marks a significant step for AITRICS in expanding its footprint in the U.S. and global markets.Under the terms of the partnership, AITRICS gains access to Mayo Clinic’s extensive clinical data, enabling the development of AI models tailored for diverse medical settings. This collaboration provides a robust foundation for validating the performance and safe
Pharma & Biotech Kim Kuk Ju, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.09.30 22:32
Understanding and Treating Dark Circles: Causes and Solutions

Dark circles under the eyes are a common cosmetic concern, often giving the appearance of fatigue or aging. Dark circles are not a single condition but manifest in several forms: vascular (caused by thin skin revealing bluish or purplish blood vessels), structural or shadow-type (resulting from protruding under-eye fat), pigmentary (due to melanin deposits), and complex (a combination of these factors).Allergic rhinitis, a prevalent condition marked by nasal inflammation, is closely linked to vascular dark circles. When nasal passages swell, blood flow around the nose and under the eyes may st
Healthcare Lim Hye Jung, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.09.30 22:29
How to Protect Aging Knees During Chuseok: A Guide to Joint Health

[Physician's Column] By Beom-Seok Kim, Director of the Joint Center, Dongtan City HospitalEvery Chuseok, South Korea’s major harvest festival, I often hear my parents say, “I can’t walk as long as I used to,” or “My knees keep swelling.” With this year’s extended holiday, it’s an ideal time to spend with family and check on their knee health.As we age, the cartilage that cushions our joints wears down and doesn’t regenerate, leading to a condition known as osteoarthritis. This degenerative disease is more than just pain—it’s a leading cause of disability among older adults, signific
Healthcare Kim Kuk Ju, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.09.29 16:51
Aquablation: A Promising Minimally Invasive Treatment for Enlarged Prostate

[Physician's Column] By Geon Gil, Director of UWell Urology ClinicAquablation is a cutting-edge, minimally invasive treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), utilizing a high-velocity saline jet guided by a robotic system and real-time ultrasound imaging to precisely remove excess prostate tissue. Unlike traditional methods, this technique avoids thermal damage to surrounding tissues, relying instead on mechanical resection to minimize bleeding and complications. As a result, the procedure typically offers shorter operating times—averaging 30 to 40 minutes—and faster recovery periods
Healthcare Kim Kuk Ju, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.09.29 16:51
Dental Implant Prosthetics: Choosing the Right Material for Optimal Results

[Physician's Column] By Yong-wook Kang, Director of Gorda Dental Clinic, Busan BranchDental implants are a cornerstone of restorative dentistry, offering a robust solution for replacing missing teeth. The implant system comprises three key components: a fixture anchored into the jawbone, an abutment that supports it, and a prosthetic that replicates the form and function of a natural tooth. Among these, the prosthetic is the visible part, playing a dual role in chewing function and aesthetic appeal. Consequently, the choice of material for the prosthetic significantly influences patient satisf
Healthcare Kim Kuk Ju, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.09.29 16:48
How to Counteract Caffeine’s Effects for a Better Night’s Sleep

Caffeine is a staple stimulant in modern life, fueling countless daily routines. Yet, excessive consumption can disrupt sleep, leading to restlessness and difficulty falling asleep. On days when multiple cups of coffee keep you wired, falling asleep can feel like an uphill battle. Waiting it out isn’t always feasible, but effective strategies can help mitigate caffeine’s effects and restore restful sleep.How Caffeine Works in the BodyCaffeine exerts its stimulating effects by blocking adenosine receptors in the brain, which normally signal drowsiness. Its metabolic half-life is approximately
Healthcare Haeun Oh, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.09.25 17:40
Inha University Hospital Trains Ugandan Doctors in Minimally Invasive Surgery

Incheon, South Korea — Inha University Hospital recently hosted 15 medical professionals from Uganda’s Mulago National Referral Hospital for a two-week training program focused on minimally invasive surgery, the hospital announced on September 23.The initiative is part of a three-year project, spearheaded by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), aimed at enhancing the minimally invasive surgical capabilities of Mulago National Referral Hospital.Running through 2027, the program is divided into phases: the first year emphasizes foundational training and an introduction to South
News Lim Hye Jung, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM 2025.09.25 17:36

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Inje University Ilsan Paik Hospital Celebrates Completion of 2024-26 Lee Jong-wook Fellowship Clinical Program

GC Green Cross Transfers Genetic Testing Technology to Bahrain’s BioLAB, Advancing Global Medical Reach

Rokit Healthcare’s AI-Based Diabetic Foot Treatment Gains U.S. Public Insurance Approval

Celltrion Launches Autoimmune Drug Aptozma in U.S., Targets Competitive Pricing and Market Expansion

Autumn’s Hidden Health Risks: Protecting Your Spine and Brain as Temperatures Drop

Arthroscopic Surgery: A Minimally Invasive Solution for Joint Pain

Flu Season Looms: Why Teens and Adults in Their 30s Need Vaccinations Now

Lotte Group Chairman Inspects Syracuse Biologics Facility Amid U.S. Tariff Concerns

Celltrion’s Biosimilar Eye Drug Idenzent Gains FDA Approval, Expanding U.S. Market Presence

Breakthrough Discovery: Genetic Mutation Linked to Rare Immunodeficiency, Developmental Disorders, and Lymphoma After 16-Year Search

BTS’ Suga Funds New Autism Treatment Center at Yonsei Severance Hospital

Kidney Stones Surge in Seasonal Shifts: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention Tips

Samsung Biologics to Showcase Advanced CDMO Capabilities at Bio Japan 2025

AITRICS Partners with Mayo Clinic to Advance Next-Generation Medical AI

Understanding and Treating Dark Circles: Causes and Solutions

How to Protect Aging Knees During Chuseok: A Guide to Joint Health

Aquablation: A Promising Minimally Invasive Treatment for Enlarged Prostate

Dental Implant Prosthetics: Choosing the Right Material for Optimal Results

How to Counteract Caffeine’s Effects for a Better Night’s Sleep

Inha University Hospital Trains Ugandan Doctors in Minimally Invasive Surgery