Health
6 fiber-rich foods to eat for breakfast to prevent constipation
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Whole grains, kiwis... are fiber-rich foods that should be eaten for breakfast to prevent constipation.
A habit that silently harms the liver, many people still break it every day
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Drinking alcohol, eating a lot of sweets, staying up late, being lazy to exercise... are habits that silently damage the liver.
Osteoarthritis is increasingly younger, women get sick early
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Osteoarthritis is tending to rejuvenate in women aged 45-55, who must go to medical facilities for treatment, affecting exercise and quality of life.
3 factors that make women more prone to osteoarthritis earlier than men
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Women are at risk of osteoarthritis earlier than men due to the effects of the following factors.
Carrying nails, splints, screws for nearly 4 years, the woman was stuck by bone glue, making it difficult to remove
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Ho Chi Minh City - On September 21, Hoc Mon Regional General Hospital said that it had just operated on a woman with a bone duct that had stuck and covered almost the entire nail and splint device.
Case of issuing health certificates for "super-fast" job applications: Can Tho Department of Health inspects
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Can Tho - The City Department of Health (TP) provides quick information related to the "super-fast" job search health check case.
How to eat orange peel to help protect cardiovascular health
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Orange peel concentrates many plant compounds that help protect the cardiovascular system.
2 benefits when patients with bone and joint pain use mugwort essential oil
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Mugwort essential oil can help reduce pain, relax muscles and improve discomfort in people with bone and joint problems.
Simple habits to help you be full of energy every day
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Getting natural sunlight in the morning, taking a proper nap... are simple habits that help you be full of energy every day.
Population officials welcome the opportunity to enjoy allowances of 70-80%
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Decree 350/2026/ND-CP, effective from September 9, 2026, has opened up opportunities for population officials to enjoy professional preferential allowances of 70-80%.
3 causes of amblyopia in children that parents should not ignore
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Amblyopia in children can affect vision and vision development. Below are 3 reasons parents should not ignore.
Signs of anaphylaxis in young children, parents need to pay special attention
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Anaphylaxis in young children can progress quickly and be life-threatening if not treated promptly. Therefore, parents need to detect early signs.
Health status of victims of fire that killed 5 people in Hanoi
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The fire at a 4-story house at No. 2B, alley 264/2 Thuy Khue, Tay Ho ward (Hanoi) killed 5 people and hospitalized 3 others.
Suspected rabid dog bites 6 people in Quang Ngai
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Quang Ngai - A dog suspected of having rabies has bitten 6 people in Dong Son commune in succession. The specimen is being sent for testing.
Can Tho Department of Health informs about the "super-fast" issuance of health certificates for job applications
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Can Tho - Can Tho Department of Health has issued a press release related to the case of a clinic issuing "super-fast" job application health certificates that Lao Dong Newspaper reflected.
Group at risk of hunger-related blood disorders
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Hunger-induced blood sugar disorders can occur in many groups of people, with a higher risk in overweight, inactive, and people with a family history of diabetes.
3 familiar beans that help supplement calcium for bones and joints
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Peas, judgeberries and okra are all familiar, easy-to-process foods but provide calcium and potassium for the body.
Advice for people who often have sweet potato breakfast
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Sweet potatoes are a familiar food in many breakfasts, especially for those who want to control their weight or prioritize fiber-rich foods.
Pain relief solution, difficult to find veins for cancer patients receiving chemotherapy
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Long-term chemotherapy cancer patients can reduce pain and limit venous punctures thanks to long-term infusion technique.
Dengue fever makes patients tired, painful, and unsteady
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Dengue fever can cause patients to have high fever, fatigue, and even be unable to walk on their own when the disease progresses severely.
