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WHO Clarifies Terminology for Transmission of Infectious Diseases via Air

(Geneva = Yonhap News) Correspondent Ahn Hee = The World Health Organization (WHO) has clarified the confusion surrounding the principle of transmission of infectious diseases such as COVID-19, according to which viruses spread through the air, and has unified the terminology. The WHO stated in a briefing on the 18th (local time) that “all pathogenic […]

Study Finds Antibiotics Ineffective in Relieving Cough Symptoms

It was found that common antibiotics prescribed for respiratory diseases accompanied by cough symptoms did not help relieve the cough. [사진: 셔터스톡] [디지털투데이 AI리포터] According to an article by an American research group published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine on the 15th (local time), common antibiotics prescribed for respiratory diseases accompanied by cough […]

Caffeine: The Surprising Benefits for Arthritis Revealed in New Research

Research results have shown that caffeine, a well-known ingredient with stimulant and dietary effects, is also useful for arthritis. [사진: 셔터스톡] [디지털투데이 AI리포터] Research has shown that caffeine, known for its effects on alertness and diet, is good for arthritis. A research team from Imperial College London analyzed 988 clinical characteristics recorded in the UK […]

Intense heat wave in 6 districts, humidity is increasing discomfort

In some parts of the country, the day temperature rose a little more. Severe heat waves are blowing in six districts of the country with the temperature crossing 40 degrees Celsius. However, due to storms and rains, the temperature has decreased slightly in two places. Apart from Mymensingh and Chittagong divisions, the remaining six divisions […]

Predicting Short-Term Refracture Risk in Hip Fracture Patients: A Deep Learning Approach

A method to easily predict refracture risk in hip fracture patients was presented. A deep learning prediction model developed by a national research team predicted the short-term risk of hip joint refracture within 5 years with excellent accuracy. This is expected to help establish personalized management and treatment strategies for hip fractures. Professor Kim Young-gon’s […]

The Impact of Junk Food on Teenagers’ Memory: Findings from a Recent Study

A study found that junk food isn’t good for teenagers’ memory. [사진: 셔터스톡] [디지털투데이 AI리포터] A study has shown that junk food high in fat and sugar is not good for teenagers’ memory. Professor Scott Karnosky’s research team at the University of Southern California studied the impact of eating habits that consist mainly of fats […]

Protecting Young Children from Summer Diseases: Tips for Parents in Thailand

Dr Sakarn Bunnag, deputy director general of the Department of Medical Services, said that in early March-May, Thailand is entering the summer season. From heat and high temperatures, various germs can grow well and spread quickly. These germs mix with food and drinking water. Therefore, parents should pay maximum attention to hygiene and cleanliness, especially […]