Health

Stroke and effective prevention

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Stroke is one of the leading causes of death and disability globally.

6-year-old child dies after more than 3 months of being bitten by dog

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Quang Tri - A 6-year-old child died suspected of rabies after being bitten on the finger by a dog but was not treated for the wound and vaccinated against the disease.

Professor who won the 2008 Nobel Prize in Medicine attends conference at Hanoi Medical University

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Professor Françoise Barré Sinoussi, winner of the 2008 Nobel Prize in Medicine, came to Vietnam to attend an important conference on infectious diseases at Hanoi Medical University.

Uncontrolled eating makes obesity worse

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Excessive eating is a dangerous habit for obese people, increasing the risk of metabolic disorders, diabetes and many chronic diseases if not controlled.

Easy-to-find seeds that stimulate hair growth

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Familiar but nutrient-rich seeds can help reduce hair loss and stimulate stronger hair growth if used properly.

Secrets to preserving tubers and fruits during Tet

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Incorrect storage will cause vegetables and tubers to spoil quickly during Tet.

Tips for using ginger to help reduce joint pain and improve high uric acid levels

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Ginger is said to be beneficial for people with high uric acid, but not everyone knows how to use it correctly to maximize its effectiveness.

5 common mistakes when storing Tet food

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During Tet, cooking a lot of food is inevitable, if stored incorrectly, it can cause many health consequences.

Yogurt and recommended times of day

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Nutrition experts share the right time to eat yogurt to help improve digestion and sleep.

Special Tet for babies staying at the hospital

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Ho Chi Minh City - When many people gather for Tet, in the hospital, young children still quietly welcome the New Year in the hospital room, wishing to get well soon to go home.

Pregnancy stretch marks and effective prevention measures

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Stretch marks during pregnancy are a common condition but can reduce the risk if cared for properly.

Successfully rescued 2 cases of dangerous pufferfish poisoning in Quang Ninh

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Quang Ninh - February 18, according to information from Quang Ninh Provincial General Hospital, the unit has just successfully resuscitated 2 cases of critical respiratory failure due to pufferfish poisoning.

Doctors tell you how to eat Tet safely so that obese children do not gain weight uncontrollably

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For overweight and obese children, uncontrolled food consumption during the Tet holiday can cause weight to spike uncontrollably.

Reduce blood pressure thanks to 5 changes made daily

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The following five changes help lower blood pressure, according to verywellhealth.com.

Kidney supplementation with white cauliflower

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Tonifying the kidneys with natural foods is of interest to many workers. Among them, cauliflower is one of the good choices.

Doctors warn that children and the elderly are prone to foreign object choking during Tet

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Khanh Hoa - Doctors warn that Tet is a time when cases of foreign object choking due to eating and drinking are likely to increase, especially in young children and the elderly.

Safety notes when children travel by plane or train during Tet

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Young children traveling during Tet need to have their health checked, medicine prepared and safety principles followed to limit risks.

Startings cherished from the hospital

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To shelter those less fortunate lives abandoned in hospitals, although not blood relatives, the path ahead for the little angels is still fueled by love, responsibility and belief in a brighter future.

Healthy heart during Tet thanks to choosing low-salt dishes instead of spring rolls and sausages

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Traditional Tet feasts with pork sausage, sausage, pickled onions... are always attractive, but contain potential risks for people with cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure and kidney disease.

Should allergic rhinitis flowers be displayed during Tet

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Floral powder, scents and mold from ornamental plants can irritate the nasal mucosa, making allergic rhinitis symptoms in children worse.