Health
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.
Rat poisoning of vitamin K-resistant rat poison
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Mouse poisoning with anti-vitamin K drugs is a dangerous condition that can cause serious blood clotting disorders, leading to prolonged bleeding.
How to distinguish types of obesity for better weight management
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Understanding the different types of obesity can help doctors identify early concerns about underlying health and guide better weight management.
Familiar vegetable with fragrance, effectively supports good sleep
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Not only is coriander a familiar spice in daily meals, it is also used by many people to help improve a better sleep.
Dengue fever decreases in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City still has many severe cases
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The number of dengue fever cases has decreased in Hanoi, but in Ho Chi Minh City, many severe cases are still recorded, posing a risk of complications and death.
Village and residential group health allowances are expected to increase nearly double
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Village and hamlet health allowances - the frontline force in the community - are being proposed by the Ministry of Health to be significantly increased compared to the current situation.
Fruits to eat before gym workout
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Fruits will help exercise more effectively, limit fatigue and avoid energy loss.
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Purple sweet potatoes and little-known health benefits
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Some health benefits of purple sweet potatoes include being good for cardiovascular health, supporting gut health...
People reflect that they have not received the overpaid hospital fees, what does social insurance say?
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Hanoi City Social Insurance has just responded, providing information to people about changes in the way of paying health insurance co-payment.
Endometrial cancer: K Hospital performs non-surgical surgery
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K Hospital pioneered the treatment of endometrial cancer undergoing complete vaginal surgery combined with ICG and vNOTES.
5 soups to help the body stay healthy in winter
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Protein-rich soup not only keeps the winter warm but also increases energy, supports immunity and muscles, as recommended by a digestive doctor.
More than 300 medical staff serve at the 14th Congress
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The Ministry of Health has mobilized more than 300 medical staff on duty 24/24, ensuring medical work to serve the 14th National Congress.
Stroke while playing sports, doctor warns of cardiovascular risk
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Recently, there have been consecutive cases of stroke and cardiac arrest while playing sports, including many young people without underlying diseases. Doctors warn of potential cardiovascular risks.
Ministry of Health highly appreciates investment in Proton radiation therapy center with autonomous capital
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The Ministry of Health highly appreciates the investment in Proton radiation therapy center with autonomous capital from Hanoi National University Hospital.
Folk drinks to support liver and kidney function
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Drinking basil water in the morning can become a natural detoxifying habit, contributing to supporting liver and kidney function.
A stable blood sugar needs to maintain this habit after eating
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Some habits to maintain after meals to stabilize blood sugar are recommended by experts.
Notes when using plant foods rich in omega 3
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Omega 3 plays an important role in cardiovascular health, brain function, inflammatory regulation and many other biological processes.
What happens to the liver when eating eggs regularly
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Eating eggs regularly can support the liver to metabolize fat and regenerate cells, but if you eat too much, the liver risks bearing more metabolic burdens.
