A Standard Work by Huang Kung-wang 黄公望

Primary Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma of the Spine: A Case Report YUNG-CHENG WANG JING-SHAN HUANG CHIN-MING JENG SHIH-HUNG HUANG CHING-HUEI KUNG

A 16-year-old male patient abruptly developed weakness and tremor of the right leg and was unable to stand up two months ago. Lumbar spine radiograph revealed a suspicious, purely osteolytic lesion at the vertebral body of L5. No pathologic fracture was noted. The lesion showed permeative, purely osteolytic bone destruction of the vertebral body of L5 on computed tomography (CT) image. An epidu...

Kung and other foragers

Communicated by L.C.-H. Wang

Ionoregulatory development and the effect of chronic silver exposure on growth, survival, and sublethal indicators of toxicity in early life stages of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) Abstract Rainbow trout embryos and larvae were continuously exposed, in a ¯ow-through system, to 0, 0.1 lg/l (measured=0.098‹0.002 lg/l) or 1.0 lg/l (measured=0.853‹0.022 lg/l) total silver (as AgNO 3) in moder...

Does non-standard work mean non-standard health? Exploring links between non-standard work schedules, health behavior, and well-being

The last century has seen dramatic shifts in population work circumstances, leading to an increasing normalization of non-standard work schedules (NSWSs), defined as non-daytime, irregular hours. An ever-growing body of evidence links NSWSs to a host of non-communicable chronic conditions; yet, these associations primarily concentrate on the physiologic mechanisms created by circadian disruptio...

Early Roots of Western Medicine and a Pioneer of Social Work in Korea: Dr. Kung Sun Oh (1878–1963)

www.eymj.org Kung Sun Oh was born on October 4, 1878 in Gongju, South Chungcheong Province, Korea. His pen name Hae Gwan (海 觀) means “to see the world in humanity” (Fig. 1). Prior to the emergence of Western medicine in Korea, two Koreans had ventured off to learn the practice thereof in the US: Jaipil Soh (Philip Jaisohn in English, 1864–1951) and Jeomdong Kim (Esther Park in English, 1876–191...