Health
How gastroesophageal reflux can damage the esophageal mucosa
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Stomach acid refluxing into the esophagus can cause irritation, damage to the mucous membranes and lead to many dangerous complications.
5 dishes to support effective blood sugar control
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Some starchy and fiber-rich foods can help slow down sugar absorption, supporting more effective blood sugar control.
4 signs of ankle pain that can warn of increased uric acid and gout
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Ankle pain accompanied by swelling, redness, burning, or appearing at night may be a warning sign of high uric acid and gout that needs to be detected early.
Causes of sore throat and fever
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A sore throat accompanied by fever is often associated with viral, bacterial infections or respiratory, tonsil, laryngeal diseases and some other causes.
Reason why perilla leaf water can help lower uric acid
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High uric acid is a problem for many people, especially in living conditions and diets like today.
Signs to help recognize gout early
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Gout usually starts suddenly with joint pain, especially in the big toe, accompanied by swelling, heat, redness and can recur for a long time.
Eating healthily is not difficult if you maintain these habits
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Building a healthy diet is not about major changes but starting from small, easy-to-implement and maintain daily habits.
Rescuing a 78-year-old man with a critical chest aortic rupture
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Thong Nhat Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City has just saved an elderly patient in a state of thoracic aortic rupture, one of the dangerous cardiovascular emergency treatments.
Rescuing a 72-year-old man who had cardiac arrest thanks to E-CPR technique
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A 72-year-old man with cardiac arrest due to acute myocardial infarction has just been saved by doctors at Gia Dinh People's Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City.
How to prevent finger joint pain
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Finger joint pain can be prevented by maintaining a healthy lifestyle, protecting hands properly, and proactively taking care of bone and joint health early.
The link between gout and cardiovascular disease
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Gout and cardiovascular disease are two-way related, interacting with each other, exacerbating each other's risks and complications.
Bach Mai Hospital, Ninh Binh facility, welcomes the first patients
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Ninh Binh - On the morning of June 26, Bach Mai Hospital facility in Ninh Binh officially went into operation and welcomed the first patients.
Warning signs when drinking too much water in the summer
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Below are signs that you are drinking too much water, which need to be readjusted.
Familiar vegetable in Vietnamese meals helps improve health
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Not only is it a common spice vegetable in meals, perilla leaves are also used to support relieving colds, reducing coughs and taking care of health.
What to eat to protect skin from the sun in hot weather?
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On hot sunny days, a reasonable diet also plays an important role in protecting the skin from the inside.
From July 1, 2026, outpatients outside the tuyến will be paid additional benefits by health insurance
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Expanded health insurance benefits from July 1, 2026, people who have outpatient examinations outside the tuyến at some medical facilities will be supported by the health insurance fund to pay additional costs.
What to do to help the liver detoxify?
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The liver is one of the most important organs of the body, undertaking hundreds of different functions, including the task of metabolizing and eliminating harmful substances.
Lose weight and control weight with small tips thanks to a plate
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Many people believe that to lose weight, you must diet strictly or drastically reduce your diet.
Things to know when using prebiotics and probiotics at the same time
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The daily combination of prebiotics and probiotics is considered to support gut health, but not everyone is suitable for use.
Tue Minh dental facility suspended but still operating, Vice Chairman of Can Tho City directs handling
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Can Tho - Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee has just informed Lao Dong Newspaper about the case of Tue Minh International Dental Facility still open to welcome guests during the suspension period.
