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Lee Byung-chul Staff writer, ScienceChosun News Desk

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Paralyzed woman regains voice after 18 years with brain-computer interface
Paralyzed woman regains voice after 18 years with brain-computer interface
A woman in her 40s, who was paralyzed in all limbs and lost her ability to speak due to a stroke, has regained her voice after 18 years. This was made possible by implanting a device that reads the patient's thoughts in real-time into her brain. It is expected to contribute to restoring voices for p...
Asan Social Welfare Foundation donates 100 million won for Gyeongbuk wildfire recovery
■The Asan Social Welfare Foundation donated 100 million won to the National Disaster Relief Association on the 31st for the restoration of areas affected by wildfires in North Gyeongsang Province. The Asan Foundation, which operates the Yeongdeok Asan Hospital, requested that the donation be used fo...
Korea boosts production capacity for obesity treatments amid market demand surge
The development trend of glucagon-like peptide (GLP)-1 class obesity treatments is shifting from injectables to oral medications, prompting a rapid move to strengthen production capacity for market dominance. Oral medications are easier to take and have higher dosages, which could significantly incr...
Cancer patients face month-long surgery delays amid healthcare disputes in South Korea
A significant increase has been reported in the waiting times for surgeries among patients with the seven major cancers due to conflicts in the medical system. The proportion of patients waiting more than a month for surgery has approached 50% of the total. According to data submitted by Kim Yun, a ...
Big 5 medical students register before expulsion deadline, change protest tactics
The deadline for medical students to return, which the government proposed conditionally on freezing the number of admissions for the medical schools next year at 3,058, is just one day away. As the government has taken a hard stance, saying it will expel medical students who do not return by the en...
Survey reveals 67% of South Koreans use traditional medicine; demand for insurance grows
It was found that 6.7 out of 10 citizens aged 19 and older have experience using traditional medicine. The most desired improvement for traditional medicine services was found to be expanding 'insurance coverage.' The Ministry of Health and Welfare announced on the 30th that it had released the res...
Korean researchers reveal citronellol causes neurotoxicity and behavior disorders
Domestic researchers have proven the harmfulness of the fragrance 'citronellol,' widely used in daily products. Previously known as a safe ingredient, citronellol has been shown to induce neurotoxicity and behavioral disorders when exposed to high concentrations. A joint research team led by Baehmye...
KIST researchers develop upconversion nanoparticles for 3D volumetric displays
Domestic researchers have developed nanoparticles needed for a '3D volumetric display' that shows three-dimensional (3D) images by implementing spatial information into displays. A research team led by Jang Ho-seong, head researcher at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) Center for ...
Korean Intellectual Property Office recruits firms for IP commercialization project
The Korean Intellectual Property Office noted on the 30th that it will recruit private investment institutions to participate in the "Public-Private Collaboration IP Strategy Support Project" from the 31st to the 14th of next month. This project supports each startup with 70 million won wo...
Korea ranks 4th in international patent applications with highest growth rate
A survey has revealed that South Korean corporations had outstanding performances in the international patent arena last year. The Korean Intellectual Property Office announced on the 30th that South Korea's international patent applications (PCT) increased by 7.1% compared to the previous year. Sin...
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