Health
3 dishes after age 40 to eat to reduce muscle atrophy due to age
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From after age 40, muscle mass begins to tend to decrease gradually if the body is less active and not provided with enough nutrients.
4 factors that increase the risk of stomach cancer to note
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Stomach cancer often progresses silently and may be related to many factors in life. Recognizing risk factors helps proactively prevent the disease.
Experts point out 5 steps to help control blood pressure, many people still do it wrong
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Hypertension can be effectively controlled, but many patients have not yet achieved the target blood pressure.
5 types of green leafy vegetables that are anti-inflammatory and easy to add to daily meals
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Adding green leafy vegetables to your daily diet is a natural solution to help fight inflammation and protect overall health.
3 causes of high blood sugar in the early morning that patients should know
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High blood sugar in the early morning can be caused by many reasons. Early recognition helps patients control blood sugar effectively.
Adding management costs to hospital fees, thousands of medical services increase in price
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Management costs are included in hospital fees for the first time, leading to an increase of about 4% in medical examination prices, bed costs and many medical services at central hospitals.
5 food groups that should not be used with lemonade
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Lemon juice combined with some food groups can increase digestive irritation, cause reflux or affect oral health.
Revealing the recipe for green vegetable avocado smoothie to help feel full longer and support weight loss
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This drink is suitable for people who are building a healthy diet and want to support an effective weight loss process.
How to make sweet and fragrant cinnamon and honey apple tea at home
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Honey cinnamon apple tea is a drink with a mild aroma, natural sweetness and is very easy to make.
Bach Mai 2 and Viet Duc 2 hospitals in Ninh Binh are about to operate
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Bach Mai Hospital facility 2 will welcome patients from June 26, while Viet Duc Hospital facility 2 is expected to operate at the end of July 2026.
Harms of midday insomnia
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Prolonged drowsiness can cause some mental and health harms such as stress, anxiety, memory decline,...
Near-sighted but still wants to take police and military exams: What are the solutions to regain 10/10 vision?
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Vision that does not meet enrollment standards may become one of the barriers for many candidates when choosing the desired major.
Tips to add prunes to your daily menu
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Dried plums are a source of fiber, vitamins and minerals that are beneficial for health.
The more you drink, the more calcium is deficient due to 3 mistakes when drinking milk
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Calcium absorption capacity may be reduced, affecting bone and joint health in the long term due to some seemingly harmless habits when drinking milk.
Having health insurance but still having to buy medicine themselves: Many people do not know they can be refunded money
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Self-purchasing medicine even when being treated with health insurance does not mean losing benefits. Many cases are still reimbursed by the health insurance agency.
Eating tuna, a man suffers severe anaphylaxis
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On June 23, Thong Nhat Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City announced that it had successfully rescued a patient with anaphylaxis after eating tuna.
72 years old, first stomach endoscopy: Fortunately, the injury was detected not too late
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Many elderly people think that eating normally means the digestive system is still healthy. However, precancerous lesions can silently last for many years.
How to eat garlic to help the liver detoxify in hot summer
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Supporting the liver to detoxify in the summer by adding garlic to the diet is reasonable. However, some points need to be noted.
Potential harms from consuming too much palm oil
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Palm oil appears in many popular foods but contains high levels of saturated fat, which can affect cardiovascular health if consumed excessively.
Going for out-of-zone examination after July 1, 2026, what is the health insurance benefit level?
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From July 1st, outpatients undergoing out-of-zone and over-level examinations will be paid 50% of the benefit level by health insurance, instead of having to pay the full amount themselves as before.
