Overlap of Flu, Coronavirus, and RSV: CDC Urges Vaccination for Persistent Coughs

Overlap of Flu, Coronavirus, and RSV: CDC Urges Vaccination for Persistent Coughs

▶ Overlap of flu, coronavirus, and RSV ▶ Coughing continues for more than a month… CDC “Vaccine now” Mr. Lee, in his 50s and living in Koreatown, LA, has not stopped coughing since last month. Even though I bought medicine at the pharmacy, the cough showed no signs of going away. Ms. Lee complained that … Read more

Korean Soup Dishes and Stomach Cancer: The Link Between Salty Foods, Inflammation, and Risk Factors

Korean Soup Dishes and Stomach Cancer: The Link Between Salty Foods, Inflammation, and Risk Factors

▶ Spicy and salty foods, high in carcinogens such as nitrites ▶ Causes inflammation of the gastric mucosa, causing adenocarcinoma… Causes stomach cancer and is not good for blood pressure management… Be careful about your daily eating habits Mr. A, an office worker who likes soup dishes, is happy because it is winter. He said … Read more

New Method for Diagnosing Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease Discovered by Gangnam Severance Hospital

New Method for Diagnosing Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease Discovered by Gangnam Severance Hospital

▶ Gangnam Severance Hospital, found out by measuring the amount of tau protein in the brain Symptoms of senile dementia (Alzheimer’s disease) usually appear after the age of 65. Symptoms may appear in people in their 50s, and this is called ‘early-onset Alzheimer’s disease.’ The possibility of diagnosing this at an early stage has opened … Read more

The Impact of Food Sequencing on Blood Sugar and Satiety Levels

The Impact of Food Sequencing on Blood Sugar and Satiety Levels

▶ Consume dietary fiber, protein, or fat first, and carbohydrates such as rice, bread, pasta, etc. last. ▶ It’s easy to improve blood sugar levels… Affects satiety Scientists have discovered that it’s not the types of foods we eat that affect our health and metabolism, but the order in which we eat them. A growing … Read more

FAQs About COVID-19 Vaccination: Answers from NAPCA

FAQs About COVID-19 Vaccination: Answers from NAPCA

▶ Q&A provided by NAPCA As the flu season approaches and the newly updated coronavirus vaccine is released following last year, the need for COVID-19 vaccination is once again being emphasized. Find out new information about coronavirus vaccination through a Q&A provided by the National Asia-Pacific Senior Center (NAPCA). -I have already been vaccinated with … Read more

Increase in Dengue Fever Cases in the United States Linked to Climate Change: New York City Issues Advisory

Increase in Dengue Fever Cases in the United States Linked to Climate Change: New York City Issues Advisory

▶ Due to climate change, the number of infected people in the United States increases. New York State 74 people, 2nd place in the country ⋯ New York City 57 people A ‘Dengue Fever’ virus advisory has been issued in New York City. Dengue fever is an endemic mosquito-borne disease in tropical regions, but the … Read more

Nam Bo-ra of ‘Newly Released Pyeon Restaurant’ Moved to Tears by Her Siblings’ Sincerity

Nam Bo-ra of ‘Newly Released Pyeon Restaurant’ Moved to Tears by Her Siblings’ Sincerity

Nam Bo-ra of KBS 2TV’s ‘Newly Released Fun Restaurant’./Photo provided by KBS 2TV ‘Newly Released Fun Restaurant’ Nam Bo-ra of ‘Newly Released Pyeon Restaurant’ is moved to tears by her older siblings’ sincerity. In the Chuseok special of KBS 2TV’s ‘Newly Released Pyeon Restaurant’ (hereinafter referred to as ‘Pyeon Restaurant’), which will be broadcast on … Read more

Apple Releases Beta Version of iOS 17 for iPhone Users

Apple Releases Beta Version of iOS 17 for iPhone Users

Apple announced on the 12th that it has released a ‘preview’ (beta) version of iOS 17, the latest operating system for the iPhone, for general users. iOS 17 is the operating system applied to the iPhone 15 to be released this fall, and this version is for the final test before it is officially released … Read more

Severe Influenza and Omicron Mutation Suspicion in Changing Weather: Children at Risk

▶ Severe influenza in children due to changeable weather with daily temperature difference ▶ Suspicion of omicron mutation in ‘eye congestion’ The scorching heat came this weekend to the southern part of California where the rain fell and the sun rose the next day and the volatile weather continued. The maximum temperature during the day … Read more

Ambassadors, dignitaries gather at Korea Times’ concert to promote Busan’s World Expo bid

Chairman Seung Myung-ho of The Korea Times and the Hankook Ilbo, front row fifth from left, Busan Mayor Park Heong-joon, front row fourth from left, Korea University President Kim Dong-won, front row fifth from right, The Korea Times President-Publisher Oh Young-jin, second row fourth from left, and the Hankook Ilbo CEO Lee Sung-chul, second row … Read more