Health
Supplementing purple cabbage helps improve kidney function
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Purple cabbage is not only good for the kidneys thanks to its ability to cool down and reduce inflammation but also supports blood circulation.
Doctor Tran Thanh Tri and the pioneering journey of liver transplantation for children
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HCMC - After 20 years of working with ngoai children and liver transplants, Dr. Tran Thanh Tri has not only saved many children but also passed on the profession to young doctors.
The West recorded more than 10,000 cases of hand, foot and mouth disease
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In the first 9 months of 2025, provinces and cities in the Mekong Delta region recorded more than 10,000 cases of hand, foot and mouth disease.
Worried about drug resistance, many parents refuse to buy antibiotics for their children
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Hanoi - Instead of rushing to signal to buy antibiotics every time their child coughs or has a runny nose, more and more parents are increasingly aware of the risk of drug abuse.
Suggestions for egg breakfast that are good for people with diabetes
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People with diabetes should eat egg-processed dishes such as stir-fried eggs, boiled eggs, egg salad, whole grain bread, egg clips for breakfast...
Hanging exercises, the secret to helping you quickly master the movements of pulling the bar
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Pull-ups are always a challenge for many people at the gym, but just a simple hang-up every day can help you improve this exercise.
Unexpected health benefits of eating salad before lunch
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Eating salad before starting lunch has many health benefits.
Familiar autumn drink is good for the kidneys
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Here are some rustic drinks, easy to find in the fall, good for the kidneys, while increasing the body's natural resistance.
Unexpected recipe to make a mask to help whiten skin from a type of soil
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Clay is considered a natural beauty ingredient, helping to deeply cleanse and regenerate the skin.
5 low-sugar fruits you should eat every day
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Some low-sugar fruits are both nutritious and help control weight, suitable for people worried about diabetes or obesity.
Skin and silent warning signals of diabetes
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Dry, itchy, dark skin or long-term wounds can be early warning signs of diabetes.
Chikungunya is easily confused with dengue fever, parents need to be vigilant
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HCMC - Chikungunya disease is transmitted by the superficial virus through Aedes mosquitoes, a type of mosquito that also causes dengue fever. Therefore, many parents are easily confused between the two diseases.
Dishes that easily make blood sugar out of control when used incorrectly
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Many foods are considered healthy, but when processed or used incorrectly, blood sugar fluctuates strongly.
4-year-old boy in critical condition due to applying herbal medicine to treat a cat's scratch
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A 4-year-old boy in Tuyen Quang was hospitalized in critical condition due to his family accidentally applying herbal medicine to an open wound after being bitten by a cat.
The truth about Wi-Fi waves affecting the brain
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Many people are concerned that Wi-Fi can damage the brain. Neurologist experts have spoken out to explain this problem.
Successfully deploying neuropathic congestion technique for treating chronic pain in Can Tho
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Can Tho - The successful implementation of the technique of nerve stones to treat chronic pain is an important step forward, improving the quality of medical examination and treatment.
7 healthy drinks and hydration during hot weather
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7 refreshing and delicious drinks that will keep you full of energy and hydrated all day.
Clear signs of poor gut health on skin and hair
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Poor gut health not only affects digestion but is also clearly manifested through dull skin, acne and a lot of hair loss.
The truth about the problem of healing music
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Healing music is a phrase that many people with psychological diseases or bad mood often share. So does music really heal?
Hospitals nationwide urgently deploy digital medical records
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Implementing Directive 07/CT-TTg of the Prime Minister, the Ministry of Health has announced a plan to deploy electronic medical records nationwide, with a target of completion in September 2025. Currently, medical facilities are continuing to implement it according to schedule.
