Health
7-month-old baby has respiratory failure due to 3 shark bone fragments deep in the bronchi
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Ho Chi Minh City - On August 25th, Children's Hospital 2 announced that it had just coordinated with the City Children's Hospital to successfully save a child with respiratory failure due to 3 pieces of eel bone.
The nutritious part of corn is often discarded but is good for the liver
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When eating corn, many people often separate the corn silk and throw it away. However, corn silk has many good uses for the liver.
Home health insurance, more support for vulnerable patients
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The proposal for health insurance (HI) to pay for home medical examination and treatment is expected to help the elderly, people with disabilities, and chronic patients access healthcare more conveniently.
The risk of high blood pressure and blood sugar comes from the habit of skipping breakfast
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Skipping breakfast often can affect metabolism, which may be related to adverse changes in metabolism, blood pressure and blood sugar control.
Signs that you may have eye allergies
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Early recognition of eye allergic signs helps patients proactively examine, treat and limit the risk of affecting the eyes.
Exercises to help increase muscle and maintain strength after age 60
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Some exercises to help increase muscle and maintain strength after age 60 such as sitting down and then standing up, side push-ups...
Weight loss tips without cutting starch thanks to fiber-rich beans
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You can still lose weight thanks to beans rich in fiber and protein, which help you feel full longer and limit fat accumulation without completely removing starch.
Eating properly to protect kidney health
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Kidney stones are a common disease but can be prevented with a reasonable diet.
How to drink okra water to support strong bones and joints
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Popcorn has long been known as a nutritious food, containing many vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
6 foods that seem healthy but are surprisingly high in sugar
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Grains, yogurt or instant oats can actually contain significant amounts of sugar, affecting health.
Hai Phong people receive free health check-ups at least once a year
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Hai Phong - The City People's Committee has just issued a plan to organize periodic health check-ups or free screenings for city residents.
How saturated fat actually affects the cardiovascular system
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Saturated fats are found in red meat, butter and many animal foods. Consuming too much can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Secrets to help pores smaller and skin smoother
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Large pores can make the skin less smooth and easily accumulate dirt. Here are skin care tips to help improve this condition.
Health benefits when combined with turmeric and black pepper
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Turmeric and black pepper not only make the dish more attractive but can also help reduce inflammation and improve overall health.
Free health check-ups for more than 686,000 students in Lam Dong
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Lam Dong - The provincial health sector is coordinating with educational institutions to organize free health check-ups for more than 686,000 students aged 6 to 18 in the area.
Lao Cai launches the largest free health check-up campaign ever
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Lao Cai - The province aims to have at least 50% of the population examined in June, aiming to proactively prevent diseases and provide universal health care.
People with stomach reflux should avoid these foods
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To effectively control gastroesophageal reflux, patients should limit some foods that can make this condition more serious.
More stable blood pressure thanks to small tips when eating fish
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Fish is a nutritious food, some small changes in choosing and processing fish can help increase the effectiveness of blood pressure control.
5 types of liver-nourishing vegetables that are both cheap and easy to find that should be on your weekly menu
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Broccoli, beetroot, artichokes, spinach and cabbage all contain many antioxidants and beneficial plant compounds, contributing to enhancing liver function.
How to prevent tinnitus when swimming
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Applying some simple measures can help limit the risk of tinnitus when swimming.
