Health
Nipah virus causes epidemic in India: High mortality rate, no specific treatment
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India warns of Nipah virus outbreak in West Bengal, high mortality rate, no specific treatment.
Frequent nail work makes many people prone to complications
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Reality at dermatology facilities shows that there are many cases of ring fingernail inflammation appearing after making nails and feet.
Toxic Aptamil milk recalled in England, the move of Vietnamese breastfeeding mothers
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Toxic Aptamil milk recalled in the UK has caused many Vietnamese breastfeeding mothers to worry, proactively check the milk being used for their children and share warnings on groups.
Diet helps gradually reduce the habit of sugar supplementation
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A diet that reduces added sugar helps improve health, control weight and limit the risk of chronic diseases.
Blood pressure changes when using a spoonful of olive oil every day
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Blood pressure can change when using a spoonful of olive oil every day, but it does not always bring benefits as many people think.
Many southern provinces are gradually running out of emergency blood and treatment
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Recently, blood receiving units in Ho Chi Minh City have experienced a decrease in blood donation, affecting storage and treatment. In the Mekong Delta provinces, blood intake has also decreased, so many medical facilities have to prioritize emergency care.
Obstetrics and Gynecology for Rare Diseases, Only found in About 1/100,000 People
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HCMC - A pregnant woman 3 years ago was diagnosed with severe budd-Chiari syndrome, which is only found in about 1/100,000 to 1/2.5 million people.
Saving the life of a 45-year-old patient after 5 consecutive cardiac arrest in Lang Son
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Lang Son - A patient has just been spectacularly saved after 5 cardiac arrest.
A woman with Budd-Chiari rare disease and her arduous journey as a mother
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HCMC - After the treatment of budd-Chiari syndrome, a rare disease caused by blood flow blockage, the woman faced many dangers in her journey to motherhood.
Tips for people to absolutely not eat bitter melon to lower blood sugar
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Bitter melon helps lower blood sugar, however, some groups of people when using it can harm their health.
Unusual weather, Ministry of Health warns of increased epidemics
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Unstable weather, travel demand and the opening of the new school year increase the risk of dengue fever, hand, foot and mouth disease, measles... increase.
Revealing foods rich in biotin for thick, healthy hair
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Biotin is considered a vitamin for hair, helping to reduce hair loss and stimulate rapid, healthy hair growth. Many familiar foods rich in biotin can be supplemented.
Signs of congenital heart disease in children, need to be taken for immediate examination
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Can Tho - Doctors recommend that parents should take their children to the doctor immediately when they see unusual signs and suspect heart disease to avoid prolonged complications.
What happens to the body when applying a low-sodium diet
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Cutting back on sodium can bring many health benefits such as lowering blood pressure, protecting the heart and reducing the risk of stroke.
4 foods that Japanese people often eat to support the protection and detoxification of the liver
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Each food contains different nutrients, and a balanced daily diet can help you protect your liver, detoxify, and fight antioxidants.
Supplement calcium with natural, cheap foods
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Small shrimp (copper shrimp) is a cheap, easy-to-find and easy-to-absorb natural calcium supplement.
The entire Nghe An health sector is on duty 24/7 to respond to storm No. 5
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Nghe An - Given the rapid and complicated developments of storm No. 5, the entire health sector is on duty 24/24 hours, ready in all situations.
Eliminate liver toxins with good morning habits
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The liver is an important organ, playing the role of filtering toxins, metabolizing nutrients and supporting digestion.
How to effectively supplement calcium from boiled eggs
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Boiled eggs are rich in nutrients, not only providing protein and good fats but also a potential source of calcium supplementation.
Vietnam's Ministry of Health denies recording cases of Chikungunya
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The Ministry of Health affirmed that up to now, Vietnam has not recorded any cases of Chikungunya, and at the same time recommended that people raise awareness of disease prevention.
