Diseases
Sedentary lifestyle increases the risk of memory decline
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A sedentary lifestyle not only affects cardiovascular health but also negatively affects the brain.
Patient with fungus eating the entire left lung
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Ho Chi Minh City - A 39-year-old patient, coughing up blood and respiratory failure, came to the hospital for examination and was found to have fungus eating the entire left lung.
People with high uric acid should be careful when drinking honey water in the morning
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Drinking honey water in the morning may be good for digestion, but people with high uric acid should be cautious because the amount of sugar in honey can affect health.
Reduce liver fat by maintaining simple exercises
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Some simple exercises can help burn excess fat, support improving fatty liver conditions and improve health.
Signs in the legs may warn of increased blood sugar and risk of cardiovascular disease
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If you see this abnormal sign in your legs, you should not ignore it because it may be a sign of increased blood sugar and a risk of cardiovascular disease.
Keep your kidneys healthy every day thanks to simple habits
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Reducing salt intake in your diet, maintaining exercise, and controlling blood sugar and blood pressure well help limit the risk of kidney-related diseases.
100% of people infected with HIV in Quang Ngai are due to unsafe sex
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Quang Ngai - In 2025 alone, the whole province has 73 more cases of HIV infection, mainly young people and including students.
Improve liver with effective small exercises
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Constant anxiety and stress not only cause belly fat to accumulate but also overload the liver and metabolic system.
Back pain during pregnancy: Common posture mistakes
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Back pain during pregnancy is very common but can be improved if you adjust your sitting, sleeping and standing posture correctly.
Mineral water with gas and the risk of enamel erosion
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Carbonated mineral water is considered healthier than soft drinks, but can affect tooth enamel if drunk regularly.
5 things to do every day to reduce bad breath
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Bad breath may be related to oral cavity bacteria, gum disease, or digestive disorders.
Warning signs that people with high blood pressure are consuming too much sugar
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People with high blood pressure not only need to limit salt but also should control their added sugar intake.
6 signs in the mouth that can warn of substance deficiency
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Changes in lips, tongue, gums and enamel are sometimes early signs that the body is lacking essential vitamins and minerals.
Good push-ups for kidney function
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Push-ups against the wall are a simple exercise, easy to do at home, and help improve kidney function.
Sitting for a long time and exercising less can increase the risk of blood clots forming
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Sitting longer than four hours and exercising less can increase the risk of blood clots forming in the legs.
Supplementing with foods rich in probiotics brings many health benefits
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Supplementing foods rich in probiotics into your diet brings many health benefits.
What to note when having a fever accompanied by high blood pressure
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When having a fever accompanied by increased blood pressure, patients need to be closely monitored to promptly detect abnormal manifestations and have appropriate treatment directions.
Reasons why brushing teeth every day still causes bad breath
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Brushing your teeth regularly but still having a bad breath may be related to dry mouth, food, tobacco, or underlying medical conditions.
5 silent eating mistakes that increase the risk of heart attack
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Many familiar foods can cause inflammation, insulin resistance, and increase cardiovascular risk.
Signs of omega-3 deficiency manifested in the skin
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Omega-3 deficiency makes skin dry, prone to inflammation, wounds slow to heal and more acne-prone.
