Changes in How Koreans Manage Their Health… Stress Management Grows in Importance
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KB Financial Group has published a report analyzing the state of wellness in Korea. The report examined how Koreans' methods of managing their health are changing and how they are using artificial intelligence (AI) in health management.
According to the report, the proportion of people who manage their stress has increased significantly. Stress management rose 5.3 percentage points from 2024 to 51.9%, ranking second. This means that stress management is increasingly establishing itself as an important health management item in modern life.
On the other hand, diet management fell 2.7 percentage points to 44.3%, placing third. Regular health checkups showed a high rate at 85.0%. It was found that many people are regularly undergoing health checkups to monitor their physical condition.
KB Financial Group said the report would help in understanding health management trends. It plans to continue closely examining changes in how Koreans manage their health and in their use of digital technology.
Sources: 소셜밸류
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