Diseases
The risk of permanent deafness increases due to seemingly harmless habits
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Wearing headphones has almost become an unbreakable habit for many young people. However, this can put many people at risk of permanent deafness.
Uric acid is controlled thanks to tips for using garlic properly
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In recent years, hyperuricemia and gout have become increasingly common, affecting the quality of life of many people.
How to exercise 5 minutes/day to improve blood sugar and increase life expectancy
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5 minutes of exercise each day can help reduce the risk of death, improve blood sugar and bring many obvious benefits to health.
Anemia and the importance of the intestinal microbiome
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Anemia is not only caused by iron deficiency in the diet but is also closely related to gut health and the body's ability to absorb nutrients.
Nipah virus outbreak, many Asian countries tighten health control
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Five Nipah virus infections and nearly 100 people being isolated in West Bengal, India have prompted Thailand and Nepal to urgently implement medical surveillance measures.
Experts share the link between coffee and cell aging
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Coffee not only helps keep you alert but also has the ability to help slow down cell aging, especially in some risk groups.
Doctors warn of increased risk of heart attack in winter
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Winter and polluted air increase pressure on the cardiovascular system, causing an increased risk of heart attack, even in young people.
9 ways to help reduce joint stiffness, improve movement in winter
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Cold weather causes many people to experience stiffness and pain during exercise. Orthopedic experts share 9 simple ways to make joints more flexible.
Cancer patients live nearly 37 months more thanks to finished and immune drugs
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New-generation targeting and immunotherapy help cancer patients live nearly 37 months longer, reduce side effects and access is easier thanks to biological equivalent drugs.
Arbitrarily stopping treatment, a 19-year-old girl faces dangerous complications
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HCMC - Arbitrarily stopping treatment for underlying diseases and being hospitalized late in a state of exhaustion, a 19-year-old female patient faced a series of dangers.
Urinary incontinence becomes worse in women in winter
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In winter, urinary incontinence in women is often more severe, but can be controlled by changing lifestyle and taking appropriate medical measures.
Balanced diet helps multi-purpose ovarian women not need to give up rice
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Women with PCOD do not need to absolutely abstain from rice if they know how to choose the right type of rice and eat it properly to avoid hormonal effects.
The health of 146 people hospitalized after eating bread in Quang Ngai has stabilized
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Quang Ngai - After eating Hong Van bread, hundreds of people had to be hospitalized for emergency treatment with symptoms of diarrhea, vomiting...
Back to leg pain in winter: Causes and remedies
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pain in the lower back and legs is often heavier in winter, but can be reduced by staying warm, exercising and maintaining proper nutrition.
Drinking water to increase energy regularly, immediate benefits, long-term harm
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Many people consider water as a "lifeline" for tiring days, but this habit is quietly carrying a series of unpredictable health risks.
Should you use coconut oil to rinse your mouth
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Coconut oil mouthwash is praised by many as a "natural secret" for healthy teeth, is this accurate?
Preeclampsia during pregnancy, mother donates kidney to save life
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Having discovered end-stage kidney failure during pregnancy, Ms. H accepted the danger of keeping her child and was revived after giving birth thanks to a kidney transplant with blood from her biological mother.
Stroke risk warning in people aged 30-40
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HCMC - Stroke is no longer a common disease in the elderly. Recently, many patients are still very young but still have stroke.
Steps to prepare for safe pregnancy for women with diabetes
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People with diabetes need to plan their pregnancy early to reduce the risk for both mother and fetus.
Winter causes joint pain and aging faster
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Cold weather not only causes disruption of daily activities but also silently "quickly affects" the skeletal system, especially in the elderly and people with underlying diseases.
