Health
Gentle exercises help people with high blood pressure stabilize during Tet
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During Tet, lifestyle changes easily cause blood pressure to rise. Some gentle exercises below can help people with blood pressure stabilize their health.
Behind the emergency door on New Year's Eve
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On New Year's Eve, when every household counts down to wait for the new year, doctors and nurses of Emergency Center A9 are still stretched out at the emergency table.
New Year's Eve in a place without fireworks, only the sound of emergency horns
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New Year's Eve, while fireworks are brightly lit outdoors, inside the A9 Emergency Center, Bach Mai Hospital, the lights are still on all night.
Tet without rest for doctors and nurses of Tay Nguyen Regional General Hospital
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Dak Lak - Leaving behind the joy of Tet reunion, doctors and nurses on duty at Tay Nguyen Regional General Hospital were silently on duty, keeping patients alive.
Neck pain from sitting and working for too long and habits that need to be changed
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Sitting and working for many hours, exercising little, puts great pressure on the neck muscles and easily causes prolonged neck pain.
Effective vitamin E supplementation tips in the diet
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Vitamin E plays an important role in supporting the function of the immune system, helping the body fight against pathogens.
Drinks from familiar ingredients help replenish iron and are good for blood
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Cantaloupe root cooked with sugarcane, a familiar folk drink, is being of interest again to many people thanks to its iron-fortifying and very good for blood.
From July 1, 2026, circulating drugs must follow Vietnamese Pharmacognomy VI
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The Ministry of Health has just issued the Vietnam Pharmaceutical Dictionary VI with 1,722 national drug standards.
26-month-old baby with rare large cyst
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Quang Tri - 26-month-old baby vomits for a long time, loses weight, doctor discovers rare cyst compressing nearly half of the right abdomen.
Elderly people should avoid these drinks to limit increased uric acid
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Some familiar drinks such as soft drinks, alcohol, or fruit juices that you drink a lot can cause uric acid to rise in the elderly.
Dancing helps reduce the risk of dementia
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Dr. Trisha Pasricha believes that dancing not only brings joy but also helps reduce the risk of dementia by up to 76%.
Losing weight too quickly in middle age can silently harm the brain
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Weight loss helps improve metabolism, but if weight loss is too fast in middle age, this process can be harmful to the brain.
How to soak feet in hot water safely for people with high blood sugar in winter
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People with high blood sugar can still soak their feet in cold weather but must be very careful.
Drinking this water in the morning helps stabilize blood sugar
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Below are drinks to drink in the morning to help stabilize blood sugar, increase insulin sensitivity, and support liver and kidney function.
Benefits of maintaining the habit of drinking a glass of milk every day after age 50
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After age 50, a glass of milk a day helps replenish calcium, improve skin, support sleep and increase resistance.
If you accidentally eat too many sweets, experts advise not to fast
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After a night of eating sweets, nutrition experts say that there is no need to detox or fast, just return to a balanced lifestyle.
Secrets to help the elderly have healthy bones and joints, avoid diabetes
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With just a few small changes in daily eating and living, the elderly can improve bones and joints, control blood sugar and live healthier every day.
How to treat wounds to avoid being attacked by tetanus bacteria
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Doctors have pointed out common mistakes that increase the risk of tetanus and the best way to treat wounds to avoid tetanus.
3 habits diabetes people should avoid after meals
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After meals, some seemingly harmless habits can make it difficult for people with diabetes to control blood sugar.
3 effective belly fat reduction breakfast recipes after age 40
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When you turn 40, building a breakfast rich in protein and fiber not only helps you feel full longer but also activates the natural belly fat burning mechanism.
