Health
4 types of high-sugar foods that harm the kidneys
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Consuming a large amount of fatty, salty and processed foods can lead to complications of diabetes and kidney disease.
Cao Bang treats cataracts early, reducing pressure on upper levels
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Cao Bang - Provincial General Hospital has just coordinated Phaco surgery to treat granulomass for 28 cases.
Harms of skipping meals to lose weight
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The habit of skipping meals and fasting to lose weight not only makes the body lack energy but also affects the effectiveness of exercise and long-term health.
Lam Dong implements free health check-up program for more than 3.2 million people
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Lam Dong - The health sector is implementing a free health check-up program, striving to complete electronic health check-ups and records for more than 3.2 million people.
Diet affects mood more than you think
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Diet not only affects physical health but also directly affects mood, stress levels and daily anxiety.
Eating basil every day, what happens to the body?
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Few people expect that the familiar herb in daily meals, basil, contains many antioxidants, supporting the cardiovascular system and reducing stress.
Revealing how to control high blood pressure without medication
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You can control high blood pressure without medication if you detect it early and change your lifestyle in time.
3 types of summer fruits that diabetics should eat sparingly
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Summer is the time when many sweet fruits enter the season, but people with diabetes need to pay attention to controlling their diet to avoid sudden blood sugar spikes.
Advice for people who regularly eat fish mint
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Fish lettuce has long been considered a familiar vegetable, with cooling properties and a characteristic flavor.
Supports uric acid excretion thanks to 4 unexpected uses from tomatoes
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High uric acid can consider eating tomatoes, a food containing potassium, fiber and antioxidants, which can support a healthy diet in people with high uric acid.
People to note when using celery leaves
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Celery leaves bring many health benefits, but some people need to be careful when using them to avoid unwanted effects.
Mistakes that cause blood sugar and blood pressure to rise together in middle-aged men
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Middle-aged men are often at risk of simultaneously developing hypertension and blood sugar disorders due to unhealthy lifestyles and unscientific diets.
How does blood pressure change when stopping coffee?
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Stopping coffee can cause blood pressure to change in ways many people do not expect.
High blood pressure is easy to detect but still difficult to control
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Hypertension is a disease that is very easy to detect and there are many effective treatments, but the rate of patients who can safely control blood pressure is still low.
To reduce belly fat effectively after giving birth, you should stay away from these types of drinks
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To help reduce belly fat after giving birth and control weight effectively, mothers also need to pay attention to daily drinks.
4 small tips to help you sleep well in hot weather
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Hot weather makes it difficult for many people to sleep and sleep not deeply. Below are some simple tips to help you sleep well and improve sleep in the hot season.
Early detection of congenital hand and foot deformities, avoiding motor effects in children
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Ho Chi Minh City - Congenital hand and foot deformities not only affect aesthetics but also directly affect children's mobility, living ability, and long-term development.
5 types of herbal teas that help naturally detoxify the liver
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Some types of herbal teas are used by many people thanks to their ability to support cooling, detoxification and protect natural liver function.
Evening habits cause blood sugar disorders in middle-aged women
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Many evening habits can silently increase blood sugar and the risk of pre-diabetes in middle-aged women.
Heart from brain-dead donor saves critically ill child in Ho Chi Minh City
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Ho Chi Minh City - From the donated heart of a brain-dead donor, doctors successfully performed a heart transplant, saving a 15-year-old child with end-stage heart failure.
