Health
Electrocuted to stop circulation, lucky to be saved
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Ho Chi Minh City - On January 16, People's Hospital 115 said it had just successfully resuscitated a patient with circulatory arrest after electric shock.
Stomach ulcers in young children, a symptom that parents easily underestimate
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Ho Chi Minh City - Thinking it was a minor abdominal pain, a 10-year-old child was diagnosed with severe stomach ulcers when taken to the hospital for examination.
Foods that make it difficult to control weight
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Many "healthy eating" foods hide sugar, fat and excess calories, making efforts to maintain shape and protect health of many people counterproductive.
Black pheasant and benefits when added to daily diet
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Black clams are a familiar food in traditional medicine, thanks to their high nutritional content and many health benefits.
Doctors recommend vaccination for the elderly in winter - spring
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Winter - spring with cold and humid weather increases the risk of infectious diseases, especially in the elderly and people with underlying diseases.
E-cigarette underground market: National Assembly delegates point out the "bottlenecks" in implementation
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National Assembly deputies have just spoken out about the series of articles "Electronic cigarette underground market" published in Lao Dong Newspaper.
How to handle unusually damp hammocks to keep floors not slippery, walls not sharp
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The humid weather makes the floors "sweat", the walls are prone to mold and the air is bustling. Here are simple, economical ways to keep your home dry.
How to do push-ups to avoid back pain, activate muscles
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Push-ups are a bodyweight exercise that can cause lower back pain if you are not in the correct position or have weak core muscles.
Fish dishes with low purine content, do not increase uric acid
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Some types of fish have high nutritional content but contain low purines such as mackerel, snakehead fish... when processed properly can help control uric acid levels.
Tu Du Hospital, Facility 2, officially comes into operation, serving Can Gio people
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Ho Chi Minh City - Tu Du Hospital, Facility 2, officially came into operation, bringing high-quality medical services closer to Can Gio people.
The secret to eating tomatoes to help you live longer
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Tomatoes are considered a "golden food" in the longevity diet thanks to the compound lycopene - the main antioxidant in tomatoes.
Beans help supplement calcium and detoxify
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Eating scallops not only helps supplement calcium and potassium, enhances spice function but also supports detoxification and laxative.
How to turn your body into a fat burning machine without counting calories
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You can turn your body into a natural fat burning machine without a strict diet, with just a few simple scientific principles.
People with liver disease should limit drinking this juice no matter how much they like it
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In some cases, especially for people with liver disease, carrot juice can have a negative impact on health if used incorrectly.
Reasons why warm water helps eliminate uric acid effectively
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Natural uric acid excretion is studied and implemented by many people.
Maintaining good sleep habits helps detoxify the liver effectively
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Getting enough and on time helps increase liver detoxification, reduce oxidative stress and support energy balance...
Dishes that cause blood fat to spike
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Many people believe that eating too much fat can cause blood fat to increase. In fact, there are many familiar dishes that cause blood fat levels to exceed threshold.
Unexpected tea that increases blood sugar
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Many people still think that any tea is good for health, but few people know that a familiar tea can cause blood sugar to spike if used incorrectly.
away 5 organs to hospitals to give people a chance to save lives
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HCMC - A young man who was brain-dead after a traffic accident was donated 5 organs by his family to save his life.
Wall push-ups to tone your chest after 60
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Wall push-ups are a simple, safe and effective exercise that helps people over 60 years old tone their chest muscles, improving their overall strength.
