Health
Drink a glass of water in the morning and evening: Small things have a big impact on health
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Health experts say that just a glass of water in the morning and evening can have a significant impact on digestion, energy and sleep quality.
Reasons for easy ovulation disorders in winter but good for sperm
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Winter affects hormones, the menstrual cycle and sperm quality, but a healthy lifestyle still determines the ability to conceive.
Why the more you drink energy drinks, the more exhausted you are
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Many people seek energy drinks to stay alert, but these drinks can cause dehydration, disrupt blood sugar, and make the body more tired.
Diet helps increase fertility during times of air pollution
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A diet rich in nutrients helps increase resistance, protect reproductive cells and maintain fertility during air pollution.
Resident doctors work without pay, tuition fee 65 million VND/year
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Although resident doctors are trained according to the highest clinical practice standards of the Vietnamese health system, treatment policies are not commensurate.
Support kidney detoxification with three types of homemade drinks
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Here are three types of homemade drinks that help detoxify the kidneys, according to Indiatimes.com.
People-friendly drinks help sleep well
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This popular drink helps relax, sleep well and wake up better every night.
The weather turns cold, cardiovascular patients hospitalized increase sharply
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The cold weather has caused many cardiovascular patients, especially the elderly, to be hospitalized due to shortness of breath and worsening symptoms.
Revealing recipes for drinks that help relieve stomach pain
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Honey can help reduce inflammation and soothe mucous membranes in people with stomach pain.
Unpredictable dangers from the habit of arbitrarily buying antibiotics to treat children during the changing seasons
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Medical experts have warned about the serious consequences when antibiotic resistance is at an alarming level.
Gia Lai works to recover health care after floods, respond to upcoming storms
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Gia Lai - Immediately after the flood, the health sector simultaneously sprayed chemicals, monitored public health and deployed medical measures to respond to the upcoming storm.
Small tips to keep the family healthy when someone in the family has influenza A
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When there is someone in the family with influenza A, the whole family needs to coordinate closely, follow hygiene and maintain healthy living habits to avoid spreading.
Signs on hair warn of liver and kidney problems
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Many international studies show that hair can reflect liver and kidney health, helping you detect potential problems early.
Vegetables with natural sources of vitamin C help cool down and increase resistance
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This vegetable contains a lot of natural vitamin C, which helps increase resistance and supports cooling down during days of fatigue and flu.
Saving the life of a patient with 30-minute cardiac arrest
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Ha Tinh - Doctors at the Provincial General Hospital have just saved the life of a patient who had a 30-minute cardiac arrest due to acute myocardial infarction.
Tricks to make the body tired and exhausted
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Not only is smoking harmful to the lungs and heart, it also reduces blood oxygen levels, causing the heart and lungs to work harder, leading to prolonged fatigue.
How to use apricot leaves to effectively cool and detoxify the liver
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Apricot leaves are cool and rich in antioxidants, if used properly, they can help cool down and reduce the burden on the liver naturally.
5 surprising benefits of black coffee for the body
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Many reports from Healthline and Medical News Today show that black coffee has many positive effects on health when used in the right amount.
Golden notes when eating guava for people with kidney disease
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Guava is a nutritious fruit, but for kidney patients, how to eat it without increasing potassium or causing indigestion?
Many doctors in Ho Chi Minh City volunteer to take care of people after the flood
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In recent days, hundreds of doctors in hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City have proactively registered to go to Dak Lak to examine and treat people affected by storms and floods.
