Last year, health insurance drug costs reached 28 trillion won... The proportion of drug spending among medical expenses is 5 percentage points higher than the OECD average
Health insurance drug costs in South Korea nearly reached 28 trillion won in 2024, and the proportion of drug spending out of total health insurance expenses has slightly increased, standing higher than the OECD average.
Column: It's too hard for young people to get jobs: "It's easier to get into medical school than Lidl"
Young people in Finland are finding it increasingly difficult to secure summer jobs, with competition so fierce that a student has likened it to getting into medical school.
Dad thought he had stress but discovery left family in 'utter disbelief and shock'
A father shares his story of being diagnosed with a terminal brain tumor after initially attributing his symptoms to stress, urging others to seek medical help for similar signs.
Due to Increase in Medical School Enrollment... 3 Schools Lacking Professors 'Certification Delay', Jeonbuk National University Applied for Re-examination
Three medical schools in South Korea have received a 'non-certification deferment' due to difficulties in securing professors amidst an increase in enrollment for the 2025 academic year.
Two heads, two hands and four legs but one heart... A birth that shocked everyone
A rare case of conjoined twins was born in Aligarh, shocking the family with both joy and sorrow as they faced an unexpected medical situation.
Goodbye to Obesity? A Molecule in Snake Blood Promises a Revolution in Weight Loss Drugs
Researchers have discovered a molecule in snake blood that could lead to breakthrough treatments for obesity by effectively regulating appetite and energy without adverse side effects.
'Quantum Bioresonance': Justice Points to Irregular Medical Practice and Prohibits Technique Used by Naturopath in RS
A Brazilian court has prohibited a naturopath from performing and advertising a technique known as 'quantum bioresonance,' citing irregular medical practice and potential harm to patients.
Chinese surgery robot outperforms humans, cuts brain imaging time by 29%
A new Chinese surgical robot has proven to reduce brain imaging time by 29% compared to manual procedures, marking a significant advancement in medical technology.
Woman dies during stone operation, major negligence at private hospital in Ballia
A woman died due to alleged negligence during a stone operation at a private hospital in Ballia, leading to protests from her family.
Peak medical body labels proposal to scrap drug diversion laws 'dangerous'
The Australian Medical Association of Queensland has strongly criticized the state government's move to abolish drug diversion laws, calling it a dangerous decision rooted in ideology rather than scientific evidence.
Detached house burned to the ground in Seinäjoki – Dog died
A detached house in Seinäjoki was completely destroyed by fire, resulting in the death of a dog while two residents were able to escape and received medical attention.
'Exam Scam': Criminals Use Fake Medical Results Delivery to Steal Banking Data; See How to Protect Yourself
A new scam in Brazil involves criminals impersonating laboratories to deliver fake medical test results for a fee, capturing victims' banking data in the process.
China Grants First Commercial Approval for ‘Brain Implant’ for Patients with Spinal Cord Injury and Limb Paralysis
China has become the first country to commercially approve a brain-computer interface device designed to assist patients with spinal cord injuries and limb paralysis.
The Other Side of Health Innovation: The Dilemma of Covering All Medications and Devices That Hit the Market
A regional forum in São Paulo discussed the challenges of incorporating innovative medical technologies into healthcare funding, focusing on inefficient spending and the necessity of not covering all approved medications and devices.
Finnish Forestry Giant Addressed Employee Obesity: Here’s What Happened
Stora Enso, a Finnish forestry company, has reported positive results from a program aimed at addressing employee obesity through a combination of medical treatment and lifestyle counseling.
Jair Bolsonaro is stable and without fever, says medical report
Former President Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil is currently stable, without fever, and undergoing treatment in the intensive care unit for pneumonia following a medical report update.
Doctors in rural areas must be able to operate independently, often in very difficult circumstances
The article discusses the challenges faced by doctors practicing in rural Iceland, emphasizing the need for independence in their medical practice.
COPD Symptoms Develop Over Years
Chronic lung diseases, particularly Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), are a major cause of death in Poland and worldwide, highlighting the need for improved medical attention in the healthcare system.
Israel: One killed by Iranian strike – 164 injured in 24 hours
An Israeli man in his sixties has died from injuries sustained in an Iranian missile strike, while medical teams treated 164 individuals in the last 24 hours.
Schoolboy had hospital procedure - three weeks later masked man had disturbing news
A Welsh teenager is alerted to a potential health scare after a mysterious masked man visits his home following a hospital procedure.
Shots Fired in Lahti – Two Hit
A man attempted to kill another man in a Lahti store parking lot, hitting him twice but effectively saving his life through medical treatment.
Luedji Luna reveals she had a nearly 20 cm tumor removed from her leg and that a doctor considered amputation
Brazilian singer Luedji Luna shares her experience of having a large tumor removed from her leg and the initial fear of amputation after receiving a second medical opinion.
What it means when the eyelid twitches
Eyelid twitching is a common, involuntary spasm of the eyelid muscles, often harmless and transient.
Amazon Health AI brings a doctor to your pocket
Amazon introduces Health AI, a new tool aimed at simplifying the health care experience for users by providing timely and comprehensible medical information.
Reduction in surgeries a blow for many endometriosis patients
The proposed reduction in endometriosis surgeries at the clinic has raised concerns from patients and advocates regarding access to necessary medical care.
Cancer Medicine: The Biohackers in My Body
The article discusses recent findings in cancer medicine, highlighting how cancer cells interact intricately with the nervous system, potentially leading to new therapies.
‘My cholesterol is rising’: Symptoms of a heart attack in men and women and when to seek urgent help
The article discusses critical symptoms of heart attacks in both men and women, emphasizing the urgency of seeking medical attention within 15 minutes.
'My healthy baby was brain damaged at birth - no one told me the truth'
A mother reveals her traumatic experience with the NHS, detailing how her son was diagnosed with severe brain damage after months of being dismissed by medical staff.
When Mirva's delivery began, the doctor said the baby didn't need to be saved – 'It felt absurd'
Mirva Rontti faced severe complications during her pregnancy, culminating in a situation where medical professionals questioned the need to save her baby.
Student escapes kidnapping in MS and is found after getting lost in Paraguay
A medical student in Ponta Porã, Brazil, escaped a kidnapping attempt but was later found disoriented in Paraguay after her family reported her missing.
Car crashes into a house in Hole
A car drove off the road and collided with a house in Hole, Norway, with the driver receiving medical attention.
Videos from g1 Bahia and TV Bahia - Sunday, March 22, 2026
The article covers various news topics including the Brazilian electoral court, the ongoing conflict in Iran, drug consumption trends, crowdfunding among medical students, potential obesity treatments from python blood molecules, and the final day of Lollapalooza 2026.
Dog received immediate service but cancer-stricken woman waited for months
An Icelandic woman's family expresses frustration over the lengthy medical process she faced while seeking treatment for cancer, contrasting it with the immediate attention a dog received for a similar concern.
Sudan: 64 dead in hospital attack; more than 2,000 casualties at medical facilities
A hospital attack in Darfur, Sudan has resulted in the deaths of 64 people, including 13 children, as the World Health Organization (WHO) highlighted the ongoing violence affecting medical facilities in the region.
A man lived for 8 years with a metal toothpick stuck in his throat
A man in China had a 12 cm long metal toothpick lodged in his throat for eight years before finally undergoing surgery to remove it.
VIDEOS: Journal of the Field - TO of Sunday, March 22, 2026
The article discusses various significant topics, including potential extensions of the war in Iran, a U.S. report by Trump, drug use trends in Brazil, crowdfunding efforts for medical students, and highlights from Lollapalooza 2026.
VIDEOS: Jornal do Campo GO of Sunday, March 22, 2026
The article discusses various topics, including the impact of the Iran war, an F-15 aircraft incident, the rise of drug consumption in Brazil, medical students' fundraising efforts, the final day of Lollapalooza 2026, and American methods of monetizing blood.
Boss Denied Maternity Leave, Child Died, Charged a Huge Fine
A working mother in Ohio was denied maternity leave, leading to a tragic situation when she lost her child after being forced to work against medical advice.
R$ 125,000 in 72 Hours vs Threats and 'Cancellations': The Backstage of Medical Students' Crowdfunding to Pay for Their Course
Medical students in Brazil are turning to crowdfunding, raising R$ 125,000 in just 72 hours to cover their tuition fees amid financial struggles.
Commentary: The Olomouc Defibrillator Case is a Test of Trust in Czech Health Care
The case of potentially improperly indicated defibrillators in Olomouc calls into question the trust in Czech healthcare.
For Years They Falsified Patient Data. Without Anyone Noticing. A Primitive Tool Was Enough
A former chief doctor alleges that hundreds of patients unnecessarily received defibrillators due to falsified medical records at the Olomouc University Hospital, with the case currently under police investigation.
This is elevated in about two million Finns - Here's how to find out if you have it too
About two million Finns have elevated blood pressure, and the only way to determine your blood pressure levels is to measure or have them measured.
Terrified Brit rushed to emergency department completely blue; his diagnosis amused the entire department
A British man arrived at the emergency room in a state of panic, appearing blue, leading to a humorous diagnosis from medical staff.
Yuki Nagashima opens a rice ball shop in Moldova after transitioning from a doctor supporting refugees
Yuki Nagashima, who once provided medical care for Ukrainian refugees, has now opened a rice ball shop in Moldova, emphasizing that both professions serve her desire to improve people's lives.
Against the Market Trend, Newly Graduated Doctors Struggle to Find Jobs in the Capitals
Newly graduated doctors in Brazil are facing significant challenges in securing employment despite expectations of high salaries.
War in Sudan: WHO: More than 60 dead in attack on hospital in East Darfur
The World Health Organization reports that over 60 people were killed in an airstrike on a hospital in East Darfur, Sudan, including children and medical staff.
WHO: 64 killed in attack on hospital in Darfur
The World Health Organization reported 64 deaths, including children and medical staff, in an attack on a hospital in East Darfur, Sudan.
Ministry of Health holds a service campaign for women waiting for care
The Brazilian Ministry of Health has launched a nationwide campaign to provide medical examinations, consultations, and surgeries to women who have been on waiting lists.
Experts raise alarm over rising cases of myiasis
Medical professionals in Nigeria are warning about an increase in cases of myiasis, a parasitic infestation affecting both humans and animals.
Cardiologist Corrado: “My yes to sports eligibility for athletes with a defibrillator”
Cardiologist Domenico Corrado advocates for sports eligibility for athletes with defibrillators, highlighting advances in medical technology and the need for more inclusivity in sports.