Health
Many health stations in Ha Tinh lack doctors
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Ha Tinh - Many health stations are lacking doctors, while recruiting and attracting doctors to work at the grassroots level faces many difficulties.
Warning about health risks from using "pod chill" e-cigarettes
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Behind the "pod chill" advertisement with the function of "easy to sleep", "relax" is the risk of inhaling etomidate - an anesthetic that can cause neurological disorders and respiratory failure.
Prolonged gingivitis can increase the risk of tooth loss
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Gumitis, if not detected and treated promptly, can progress into periodontitis, causing teeth to loosen and fall out early.
Heartburn, bad breath, don't rush to think it's a small matter
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Bad breath, belching, abdominal pain, or reflux are often underestimated, but can be signs of stomach and digestive diseases.
Hung Yen health sector streamlines focal points, increases proactiveness of facilities
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Hung Yen - Hung Yen is arranging and streamlining the health system, reducing the number of non-business units and transferring human resources to the grassroots level to improve operational efficiency.
Common misunderstandings about blood DNA testing
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Many concepts about blood DNA testing are still passed down from ear to ear, but many of them are scientifically unfounded misunderstandings.
Foods to avoid eating in the evening to limit kidney stones formation
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Diet plays an important role in the formation of kidney stones, especially dinner.
Reasons why stomach reflux causes insomnia
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Nighttime gastroesophageal reflux can cause insomnia, disrupt sleep and have long-term effects on the patient's health.
Things you shouldn't do before measuring blood pressure
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Drinking coffee, smoking, exercising vigorously, drinking alcohol or holding back urination before measurement can cause temporary blood pressure fluctuations.
Night habits to limit to protect the brain
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Limiting eating habits that disrupt sleep and affect brain blood vessels is a simple but effective step to protect the brain.
How to eat eggs to help reduce fat and maintain muscle
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One of the ways to help reduce fat and keep muscle is to eat eggs for breakfast.
Experts suggest a diet to help bones become strong after age 50
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Supplementing enough micronutrients, eating a variety of foods and maintaining a healthy lifestyle are important solutions to help protect bone health after age 50.
Warning signs of cataracts that many people easily overlook
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A characteristic of cataracts is the condition where the lens is cloudy, the patient will feel like looking through a layer of mist, and vision will be impaired.
Central Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital operates Facility 2 from August 4th
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Facility 2 of the Central Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital officially operates from August 4, contributing to improving the capacity of medical examination and treatment and reproductive health care for people.
The habit of twisting finger joints can be harmful to bones and joints
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Many people have a habit of twisting their finger joints to reduce stiffness without knowing that doing it regularly or incorrectly can damage bones and joints.
How to eat yogurt to maximize benefits
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The time to eat and how to combine food can affect the ability of the beneficial bacteria in yogurt to pass through the stomach and into the intestines.
Continuously hospitalized due to severe asthma, patients recover thanks to targeted treatment
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Ho Chi Minh City - For asthma patients, if not properly assessed and treated targeted, the disease may progress badly, affecting health and life.
4 weight loss exercises for people with low blood pressure
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People with low blood pressure can still exercise to support weight loss if they choose the right exercise and adjust the intensity appropriately.
How to eat berries to effectively reduce visceral fat
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Reducing visceral fat is of interest to many people because this is a factor related to cardiovascular risk, type 2 diabetes, and metabolic disorders.
Fatty liver should avoid these foods
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Fatty liver is a condition where fat accumulates excessively in liver cells. If not controlled, the disease can progress to fatty liver and cirrhosis.
