Jeongho Lee

1 Introduction Prostate cancer lesions exhibit significantly higher tissue stiffness than benign counterparts, correlating with elevated Gleason scores and aggressiveness [1-3]. This increased matrix stiffness alters gene and protein expression, enhancing chemoresistance, and correlates strongly with aggressive clinical presentation.

[Health In News] By Jeongho Lee, Director of Incheon Hi Hospital Excessive underarm sweating, known as axillary hyperhidrosis, often leads to social anxiety and stress, impacting personal relationships and professional life. In summer, when lighter clothing is common, many seek surgical solutions for osmidrosis—a condition marked by foul-smelling underarm odor—to address both sweat and odor.

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