Health
Liver problems can be warned through changes in the skin
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Many skin changes may be an early sign that liver function is declining.
200 trays of rice, 30 trips: Warm Tet for more than 1,000 cancer patients
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More than 1,000 cancer patients at K Hospital gathered around 200 year-end meals and then went on 30 free "Loving Buses" to return home for Tet.
No worry about blood sugar spikes thanks to simple tips when eating starch
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Many people are wary of starch because they are afraid of rapidly increasing blood sugar after eating, especially in people at risk of pre-diabetes or diabetes.
More stable blood sugar thanks to 3 ways to cook young rice flakes and sticky rice properly
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Cốm and xôi, familiar dishes, can be modified to reduce the risk of blood sugar spikes if cooked properly.
Simple habits to help protect cardiovascular health every day
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Increasing plant-based foods, exercising more... are habits that help improve cardiovascular health.
Milk tea addiction in the afternoon, a trap that destroys the health of office workers
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The habit of drinking milk tea in the late afternoon helps you stay awake instantly but silently disrupts metabolism, increasing the risk of many chronic diseases.
Types of high blood pressure human meat to avoid during Tet
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Control high-fat foods during Tet to avoid high blood pressure and cardiovascular complications.
4 reasons to drink beetroot, carrot and orange juice every morning
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With just a glass of beetroot, carrot and orange juice every morning, the body is supplemented with vitamins and minerals to support improving resistance.
What should diabetics eat to control blood sugar
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A fiber-rich, balanced and long-term stable diet is a key factor in helping diabetics control blood sugar and limit complications.
3 weight loss and fat burning smoothie recipes to try
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Natural ingredients smoothie recipes can support weight loss and fat burning effectively.
Stable blood sugar thanks to familiar leaves
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Blood sugar control is very important in the prevention and treatment of diabetes. Mango leaves have the effect of cooling down, supporting sugar metabolism, but need to be used correctly.
Health insurance is expected to pay for breast and cervical cancer screening
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Health insurance is expected to pay for breast cancer and cervical cancer screening services from the period 2028 – 2030.
How to use cabbage to support kidney filtration and detoxification every day
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Cabbage is a supplement that can help reduce the burden on the kidneys, promoting natural detoxification every day.
How to reduce arm fat with fish?
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Reducing arm fat is the desire of many people, especially women, because this fat area is often more difficult to reduce than other areas.
Ministry of Public Security announces the establishment of the Institute of Cardiology, Hospital 19-8
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The Ministry of Public Security has just announced the decision to establish the Institute of Cardiology directly under Hospital 19-8, contributing to improving the capacity to examine and treat cardiovascular diseases.
People infected with "flesh-eating" bacteria in Phu Tho are saved
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Phu Tho - The case of Whitmore disease due to Burkholderia pseudomallei bacteria (a "human-eating" bacteria) has been saved by Phuc Yen General Hospital.
Facility 2 of Bach Mai Hospital, Viet Duc completes infrastructure
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Facility 2 of Bach Mai and Viet Duc Hospitals has completed basic infrastructure items, and the fire prevention and fighting system is determined to complete acceptance in March 2026.
Endoscopic surgery to treat rare twisted spleen in 40-month-old babies
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Quang Tri - Endoscopic surgery to treat rare twisted spleen was successfully performed by doctors for a 40-month-old infant.
Nutrients help protect and enhance thyroid function
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Supplementing nutrients such as selenium, zinc... from natural foods can support hormone production, reduce inflammation and protect the thyroid gland.
Ho Chi Minh City tightens food safety inspection in schools
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Ho Chi Minh City is strengthening measures to ensure food safety and prevent poisoning in schools.
