Health
Does eating less help prolong life?
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Many international studies show that eating less but still ensuring enough nutrients can help the body become healthier and support longevity.
Working on the computer a lot, don't miss these 3 eye exercises
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Working in front of the screen for a long time easily causes eye strain, an ophthalmologist recommends 3 simple exercises to help relax vision and reduce stress effectively.
4 signs that you are emotionally exhausted
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Silent emotional exhaustion accumulates, making you tired and unmotivated. Experts point out early signs and effective ways to improve.
4 types of food that silently destroy bowel and cardiovascular health
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Many types of processed foods are potentially causing inflammation, silently destroying the digestive and cardiovascular systems that users often ignore.
Eating bananas properly helps people with diabetes control blood sugar effectively
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Bananas bring many health benefits such as supporting digestion, helping people with diabetes improve blood sugar control.
4 types of bitter vegetables that support liver detoxification
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The following vegetables contain many antioxidants, supporting liver detoxification and protecting liver cells.
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.
Nearly 70 people in close contact with meningococcal meningitis patients in Lam Dong
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Lam Dong - Local health sectors recorded a patient with meningococcal meningitis, with 69 people in contact and are implementing epidemic prevention and control measures.
People with high blood pressure should snack according to principles
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People with high blood pressure need to build a scientific diet not only in main meals but also in snacks.
What should liver patients eat in the evening?
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People with liver disease need to pay special attention to their diet, especially dinner - the time when the body enters the rest and recovery stage.
Reasons to add salt to water when boiling eggs
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Boiling eggs is a simple processing method, but many people still encounter the situation that eggs crack or are difficult to peel after boiling.
3 signs of kidney weakness to pay attention to before bed
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Prolonged fatigue, frequent cold hands and feet, or frequent urination may be signs that kidney function is declining.
Successfully reconnected 4 fingers severed due to a paper cutting machine accident
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Ho Chi Minh City - A 64-year-old male patient underwent 8-hour microsurgery to reconnect 4 fingers completely severed due to a paper cutter accident.
Shampooing habits make hair quickly greasy
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Many people think that greasy hair is because the scalp is too greasy, but according to experts, some habits when shampooing can also make hair greasy faster.
From July 1, 2026, groups of subjects will be paid 100% by health insurance
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From July 1, 2026, HI policy has a notable adjustment related to the level of payment when medical examination and treatment.
Things to do right after meals to help stabilize blood sugar
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Maintaining some healthy habits after meals can help the body regulate blood sugar more effectively, especially for people with diabetes.
