Health
Hand, foot and mouth disease vaccine licensed in Vietnam
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The Ministry of Health has just licensed the circulation of the hand, foot and mouth disease vaccine due to the EV71 virus, opening up more options to protect young children from the risk of serious complications.
Should snails be eaten without tails
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Many people think that snail tails contain impurities, so they need to be discarded when eating, is this view correct?
How to drink winter melon tea without insomnia
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Winter melon tea is good for health but needs to be taken at the right time and in the right dosage to avoid causing insomnia.
Overnight surgery saves a patient with traumatic brain injury
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Ho Chi Minh City - Doctors from 2 hospitals coordinated consultations, operated overnight and saved a patient with severe traumatic brain injury due to a traffic accident.
How to reduce bad breath with apple cider vinegar
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Bad breath is a fairly common condition, which can originate from bacteria in the oral cavity, plaque on teeth, or eating habits.
Morning habits help slow down aging after age 50
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Exercising in the morning helps slow down the aging process after age 50.
Heavy leg amputation after radiotherapy for cancer, woman unexpectedly finds hope
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After being treated for cancer, the woman suffered from prolonged leg edema and many difficulties in daily life. When promptly intervened, the patient's health had positive changes.
frozen fruits that people with high blood pressure should prioritize
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kumquat, mango, avocado, frozen strawberries are rich in potassium, magnesium and antioxidants, contributing to stabilizing blood pressure and protecting the heart.
3 supplements to eat with magnesium to improve mood
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Magnesium, combined with some suitable supplements, this mineral can help improve mood more effectively.
Cho Ray Hospital won first prize in the competition for smoke-free medical facilities
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Cho Ray Hospital has won the first prize of the first "Smokeless Medical Facility" contest organized by the Ministry of Health.
A hospital in Hanoi uses UAVs to transport samples and drugs
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Duc Giang General Hospital (Hanoi) is the first hospital in Vietnam to deploy UAVs in the medical supply chain.
Health workers are paid from level 2 when recruited from January 1, 2026
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Resolution 261/2025/QH15 details the regimes and policies on salary, salary classification, and preferential allowances for medical staff.
Cancers are easily overlooked in men, threatening health
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HCMC - Men are still at risk of breast cancer, but most cases often detect the disease at a late stage.
Fatty potatoes or sweet potatoes, which one is better for your health
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Fatty potatoes and sweet potatoes are often confused, but each type has its own nutritional value, suitable for different health needs in daily meals.
Protein deficiency can lead to weight gain and fat accumulation
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Lack of protein in your daily diet can reduce muscle mass, increase fat, and make weight control difficult.
How to help your lips prevent peeling in winter
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The following natural exfoliation methods will help remove dry skin, while supporting the lips to recover to be smoother and more rosy in winter.
Ministry of Health opens peak period of scanning for counterfeit drugs and cosmetics during Tet
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The Drug Administration of Vietnam (Ministry of Health) launched a peak period of testing and reviewing fake drugs and cosmetics nationwide, lasting until the end of March 2026.
HCMC proposes to build a 500-bed hospital worth nearly VND4,800 billion
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The Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee has submitted to the City People's Council for consideration and decision on the investment policy for the 500-bed General Hospital Construction Project.
Eat and drink during the holidays so as not to gain weight or harm your health
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The holiday season can easily cause uncontrolled eating, but just by adjusting your small habits, you can still enjoy it completely without affecting your health.
The habit of eating hotpot that breaks kidneys extremely quickly
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Some bad hotpot eating habits can increase the burden on the kidneys, especially for people with underlying diseases or who eat hotpot regularly.
