Jan 25, 2026 Seoyeong Kim www.koreaherald.com About 50 South Korean nationals are still staying in Iran as political unrest continues, although large protests have recently decreased. The unrest began as public demonstrations against economic difficulties and government policies, and it quickly spread across major cities. These events raised serious concerns about public safety and political stability in the country. The Iranian government responded by strengthening security

Jan 3, 2026 Seoyoung Kang mypvhc.com Recently, with temperatures plummeting, the number of falls among the elderly has increased. Falls among the elderly in winter are a major problem, as they can lead to serious injuries, including fractures and death, due to decreased muscle strength, balance, and bone density. According to a study published in the latest issue of the international journal Scientific Reports by Professor Jeong Ju's research team at the Department of Emergen

Jan 3, 2026 Seoyoung Kang biz.chosun.com For decades, scientists have discussed how monogamous humans truly are. On the 10th of December, a research team led by Dr Mark Dyble at the University of Cambridge added new data to the debate, placing humans between meerkats and beavers in a cross-species index of monogamy. They studied mating and social relationships across 35 mammal species, then published their findings about marital loyalty on the University of Cambridge’s websit