Health
The link between gestational infection and premature birth
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Proactively screening for infections during pregnancy is a way to prevent the risk of premature birth as well as protect the health of both mother and baby.
Salty vegetable oatmeal, quick and nutritious breakfast for a busy day
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Oats are not only sweet to eat but can also be processed in a salty style with vegetables, helping breakfast to be fast, nutritious and limit the common feeling of boredom.
Restoring kidney function with vitamin-rich vegetables
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Spinach is rich in vitamins, easy to access, and can support kidney function recovery.
Reasons why you should limit going out from 11am to 4pm in the summer
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Doctors warn to avoid going out from 11am to 4pm because the extreme summer heat can affect the cardiovascular system and reduce body energy.
Advice for people who regularly drink cold water
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Drinking cold water brings a feeling of refreshment, especially in hot weather.
Warning of the risk of rabies from animal slaughtering and transportation activities
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Doctors warn of other sources of infection, increasing the risk of rabies.
Oilless frying pot and 3 notes when using to avoid health risks
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Oilless fryers, if used incorrectly, can still pose potential health risks.
Standing exercises help reduce belly fat effectively after age 60
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Standing exercises that help reduce belly fat effectively after age 60 include lifting your knees diagonally when standing, and controlled side bends.
When should you not eat jackfruit?
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Jackfruit is rich in sugar and energy, easily causing bloating if eaten incorrectly. Therefore, it is necessary to eat it at the right time, especially for people with underlying diseases or weak digestion.
The best time to eat citrus fruits to help optimally absorb nutrients
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Eating oranges and tangerines at the right time of day can help the body absorb vitamin C better and effectively support strengthening the immune system.
Mistakes to avoid when eating chicken eggs for breakfast
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Eating too many eggs in one meal, eating raw or undercooked eggs... are mistakes to avoid when eating chicken eggs for breakfast.
Strictly handle any obstacles causing delays in the Can Tho Oncology Hospital project
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Can Tho - For the Oncology Hospital (scale of 500 beds), the City Chairman requested to resolutely and strictly handle obstacles and delays in construction progress.
How should older people limit exercise in the summer for healthy kidneys
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Hot summer weather easily causes dehydration, affecting kidney function in the elderly, so it is necessary to adjust exercise and supplement water appropriately to protect health.
How to supplement vitamin D without sunbathing
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Vitamin D plays an important role in the bone system, immunity and metabolism.
Notes when using pennywort in the summer
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Pennywort is very good, but because it has high medicinal properties, we need to use it properly to avoid side effects.
Early symptoms of acute encephalitis: Silentness, abnormal repetitive behavior
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From seemingly mild symptoms such as headache and dizziness, patients quickly fell into memory decline and were diagnosed with acute encephalitis.
Child sick, parents taking leave together are still entitled to social insurance benefits
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When a child under 7 years old is sick, if both parents participate in compulsory social insurance, each person has the right to quit their job to take care of the child and enjoy benefits according to regulations.
How to use bananas to help reduce fat effectively
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Bananas can help reduce fat if used correctly, from choosing a type of banana to the appropriate portion size and eating time during the day.
B flu develops severely in people with underlying diseases, warning of dangerous complications
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In people with weak health or chronic diseases, influenza B can have serious complications if not detected and treated promptly.
Morning habits in the elderly help keep kidneys healthy
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Some morning habits help the elderly support stable kidney function, increase regurgitation and reduce the risk of related medical conditions.
