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Is getting sick as you age a natural part of aging? Or is it a disease that requires treatment? Continuing from the previous video, this is the third installment of the ‘Fake Patient’ series, featuring Professor Kim Hyun-ah from the Department of Rheumatology at Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital. While modern medicine has become capable of treating numerous diseases, it remains difficult to clearly distinguish the boundary between aging and disease. Living in an era where average life expectancy has significantly increased, we discuss what we need to do to enjoy a healthy old age, and how we should understand and prepare for death. A Rheumatology professor with nearly 30 years of experience treating patients says: "Just because you have physical discomfort doesn't mean you are a patient." Check it out in the video 👀 ⏰ Timeline 00:00 Intro 00:35 Why it is difficult to define the boundary between aging and disease 02:28 Just because you have physical discomfort doesn't mean you are a patient? 03:18 There is no medicine without side effects 06:21 Human lifespan has increased too rapidly 07:58 'Management' is more important than treatment 09:47 Death that even doctors are confused about? 10:44 Death approaching due to aging, and misconceptions 13:42 I won't go to the hospital when I get old 14:17 How to face death well? 15:39 Read lots of books 👨‍⚕️ Introduction Kim Hyun-ah | Professor, Department of Rheumatology, Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital Recipient of the Bunsh Medical Award from the Korean Medical Association and the Young Medical Scientist Award from the Japanese Rheumatology Society Published works including The Fake Patient*, *Time to Learn About Death*, and *My Daughter Was Quietly Broken -- 💊 Collaboration Inquiries: [email protected] 💊 Planning & Production: Media Talk Plus mediatalk.co.kr