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South Korean study suggests gut bacteria may help forecast how liver disease progresses South Korea

South Korean study suggests gut bacteria may help forecast how liver disease progresses

Korea Trendy News. Global June 17, 2026

A Korean research team is looking for clues to liver disease in an unexpected place A…

A Brain Scan Before Treatment? Korean Study Suggests MRI May Help Predict Which Teens Respond to Depression Medication teen depression

A Brain Scan Before Treatment? Korean Study Suggests MRI May Help Predict Which Teens Respond to Depression Medication

Korea Trendy News. Global June 11, 2026

A new clue in one of psychiatry’s hardest questions For parents, doctors and teenager…

A Molecule the Body Already Makes May Offer a New Clue in the Fight Against Cancer South Korea

A Molecule the Body Already Makes May Offer a New Clue in the Fight Against Cancer

Korea Trendy News. Global June 01, 2026

A Korean research team points to an unexpected lead A research finding out of South K…

Korean scientists link gut microbes to deadlier sepsis responses, offering a new clue in how the body turns against itself South Korea

Korean scientists link gut microbes to deadlier sepsis responses, offering a new clue in how the body turns against itself

Korea Trendy News. Global May 21, 2026

A new sepsis clue comes from an unexpected place: the gut For years, the microbiome —…

A New Signal of Hope for Krabbe Disease Emerges From South Korea’s Labs Yonsei University

A New Signal of Hope for Krabbe Disease Emerges From South Korea’s Labs

Korea Trendy News. Global May 17, 2026

A rare-disease breakthrough, with important caveats For families living with Krabbe d…

Losing the Spleen May Raise Fracture Risk Long After Surgery, Large Korean Study Suggests splenectomy

Losing the Spleen May Raise Fracture Risk Long After Surgery, Large Korean Study Suggests

Korea Trendy News. Global May 12, 2026

A surgery once seen mainly through an infection lens may have longer-term consequence…