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Public Health
Hair Loss Recognized as Disease from Follicle Damage
In recent academic discourse, there is growing recognition of hair loss as a disease of modern people. Getty Images Bank After President Lee Jae-myung stated during the Ministry of Health and Welfare’s year-end 2025 policy briefing that “hair loss is a matter of survival,” controversy has reignited in political circles over whether hair loss treatment should be covered by the National Health Insur
2026.02.02
MedTech
Celltrion Internalizes Hyaluronidase SC Formulation Technology
2026.02.02
MedTech
OLED “Hair-Loss Cap” Claims 92% Cell Aging Cut
2026.02.01
MedTech
Korean Team Develops Light-Based Cancer Cell Therapy
2026.02.06
Global Business
Korea United Pharm speeds Vietnam push, targets double cancer drug sales
2026.02.05
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Medical / Bio PolicyNew Drug Reviews Shortened, K-Bio Bottlenecks EaseIn November last year, the adult epilepsy treatment “Excopri Tablet” (ingredient name: cenobamate) obtained marketing authorization from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) 256 days after filing the application. The usual marketing authorization period for a new drug had been around 420 days2026.01.15 -
Investment / BioKorea University to Build KRW 146 Billion Drug HubAt the opening ceremony of the “National Institute of Convergent Degradomics” held on the 14th at the Centennial Samsung Hall of Korea University in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, President Kim Dong-won of Korea University, Director Song Hyun-kyu, and First Vice Minister Koo Hyuk-chae of the Ministry of Scienc2026.01.15 -
Samsung BiologicsSamsung Biologics Weighs Expanding US Plant to 100,000LSamsung Biologics is seeking to complete the acquisition of a production plant in Rockville, Maryland, in the United States by March and is reviewing plans to expand its production capacity. In Songdo, Incheon, the company has secured land for its third bio campus and plans to turn the plant into an2026.01.15 -
Medical / Pharmaceutical TrendBig Pharma Joins the Obesity Drug PartyObesity treatment drug “Welcome to the party.”On the 13th (local time) at the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference (JPMHC) in San Francisco, USA, David Ricks, chief executive officer (CEO) of Eli Lilly, the developer of the obesity treatment drug “Mounjaro,” addressed competitors entering the obesity dru2026.01.14 -
Medical / Drug DevelopmentChong Kun Dang Starts Phase 1 Trials of Dupixent Biosimilar in EuropePanoramic view of Chong Kun Dang headquarters. Chong Kun Dang announced on the 14th that its Dupixent biosimilar “CKD-706” has received the first Phase 1 clinical trial approval in Europe from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).C2026.01.14 -
Medical / Medical DeviceECG Enables Faster Triage, Aids ER CliniciansKim Joonghee, professor of emergency medicine at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital and founder of medical AI company ARPI, has developed an electrocardiogram (ECG)-based artificial intelligence reading solution that is driving a revolution in emergency medicine. Courtesy of Seoul National U2026.01.14 -
MedTechKorean Back Procedure Gains Traction in ChinaCEO and Medical Director Park Kyung-woo explains foramen-expansion procedures to Chinese medical staff. The period during which international medical exchanges were virtually suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic was a long one, with academic conferences and in-person visits cut off. In that vacuum2026.01.14 -
AI HealthcareDiagonal Earlobe Crease Linked to Cardiovascular DiseaseBased on the three-dimensional original image (A), wrinkles manually marked by an expert (B) and areas automatically marked by AI predictions (C). Attention is required if a deeply indented diagonal crease is visible on the earlobe when looking in the mirror. It is easy to dismiss, but this fold, kn2026.01.14 -
Medical / ResearchPersistent Ear Infections May Signal Adenoid BacteriaIn cases of otitis media in elementary school children aged six and older, the bacterial environment of the adenoids can have a significant impact. Getty Images Bank When a child frequently says the ears feel clogged or keeps turning up the TV volume, parents suspect otitis media. Otitis media is on2026.01.14 -
Medical / ResearchThin but Diabetic: Higher Mortality RiskMany people are reopening their health checkup reports with the start of the new year. When blood glucose levels are flagged in red, most immediately think, “I need to lose weight.” This is because type 2 diabetes often occurs together with obesity. However, a recent large-scale study found that mor2026.01.14
