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Bundibugyo virus isn’t the same as the Zaire Ebola virus, so existing vaccine and treatment evidence can’t simply be copied over. This article explains why cross-border surveillance, healthcare worker protection, and well-designed trials matter as much as case counts. #GlobalHealth

AI data centers aren’t just using more electricity—they’re stressing grids, rates, and climate goals at the same time. The article breaks down why bottlenecks include substations, transmission, connection queues, and permitting, plus what “grid-flexible” AI can and can’t solve. #Sustainability

A “ghost account” can start with a “simple” request: receive money, then send it on. This guide explains red flags like high-paying part-time jobs, refund requests for mistaken transfers, shopping/currency exchange offers, and what to do if an unexpected deposit hits your account. #VoicePhishing

Is our EU AI service ready for August 2? Non-EU firms may still fall within its scope. The checklist clarifies AI labels, roles, and copyright records. It also covers GPAI records and systemic-risk controls. For Korean and U.S. firms providing AI systems or GPAI models to the EU, or whose outputs are used there. Read it before setting the compliance plan. #EUAIAct

Kidneys are often “silent” until problems have progressed—so routine checks matter. This guide explains why eGFR and urine protein/albumin tests are important, and how low-sodium eating, blood pressure and diabetes management, and stage-based nutrition can support kidney health. #KidneyHealth #CKD

Analysts see ₩4,755 trillion in mega-projects. The reported total includes existing plans; execution still depends on markets and board approval. See how semiconductors, physical AI and data centers hinge on power, water, land and talent. For readers tracking South Korea’s long-term AI policy. Read the analysis. #AIMegaprojects