Health

5 ways to keep blood sugar stable on hot sunny days

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Hot weather increases the risk of dehydration and hypoglycemia, and at the same time makes blood sugar control in people with diabetes more difficult.

Intense heat, young children face dangerous heatstroke risk

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Intense summer heat increases the risk of sunstroke and heatstroke in young children, especially when playing outdoors.

Fluid, tinnitus for only 5 days, a girl was found to have bone-eating substance in her ear

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Doctors at Hong Ngoc General Hospital have just successfully operated on a patient who discovered bone-eating substance in his ear.

Foods you should not eat too much with mangoes in the summer

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Mangoes are rich in vitamins and antioxidants, but some foods combined with mangoes can cause bloating, indigestion and increased blood sugar.

How to make smoothies to help feel full longer and balance nutrition

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A balanced nutrition smoothie not only helps control hunger but also helps stabilize blood sugar and increase feelings of fullness.

Accident while playing Pickleball, man loses one eye

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A seemingly harmless shot while playing Pickleball caused the 35-year-old man to have a ruptured eyeball, forcing doctors to perform surgery to remove his left eye.

Effective liver detoxification support with just 8 natural, easy-to-make drinks

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Proper liver detoxification with natural drinks can help the body detoxify, reduce metabolic pressure and effectively support liver function.

Health risks from eating ice cream after dinner

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The habit of eating ice cream after dinner can cause unexpected consequences for the digestive system and sleep.

3 views on health that lack scientific basis but many people still believe

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According to a global report, up to 70% of respondents believe at least one health view is unfounded.

Sitting all day, silent enemy of blood circulation with office workers

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Not only causing back pain, the habit of sitting and working for many hours continuously also silently reduces blood circulation, increasing the risk of varicose veins.

Important notes on using sleeping pills during pregnancy

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Arbitrarily using sleeping pills during pregnancy can cause unpredictable risks for both mother and baby.

5 ways to prevent headaches in hot weather

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Prolonged heat not only causes fatigue and dehydration but also increases the risk of headaches, affecting daily life and health.

How to cook delicious drinks at home to help effectively detoxify the liver this summer

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In addition to treatment with Western medicine, you can cook water to drink to detoxify the liver simply but effectively right at home.

Phu Quy Special Zone is the first mass health checkpoint in Lam Dong

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Lam Dong - Phu Quy Special Zone is chosen as the first locality in the province to implement a free universal health check-up program for students.

Tell you how to recognize and prevent heatstroke in the summer

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Summer is very easy to get sunstroke and heatstroke, you need to recognize the signs early and handle them promptly to avoid dangerous complications.

Ho Chi Minh City strengthens food safety inspections during the summer

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Ho Chi Minh City strengthens propaganda, inspection and supervision of food safety during the summer and Q3/2026.

The reason why even when resting a lot, the body is still exhausted

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Chronic fatigue syndrome can cause the body to be exhausted for a long time, even if you sleep enough and rest, energy still does not improve.

Why stress makes many people grind their teeth unconsciously

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Teeth grinding is not only a habit when sleeping but can also be a sign that the body is accumulating prolonged stress.

Things to know about sugar-free soft drinks for health

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Unsweetened soft drinks can make you feel hungry quickly and craving more.

The 2-year-old boy in the abuse case in Ho Chi Minh City is now healthy and stable

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Ho Chi Minh City - The 2-year-old boy in the abuse case in Hoa Hiep commune is healthy and stable, expected to be transferred to the Ho Chi Minh City Social Work Center on the morning of May 15.