Health

Dengue fever in peak season, the number of children hospitalized increases sharply in Ho Chi Minh City

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The number of dengue fever cases in Ho Chi Minh City is increasing rapidly. At Children's Hospital 2, the number of children coming for examination and treatment increased by about 50% in just two weeks.

Instructions on how to prevent Adenovirus effectively for children

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In the context that Adenovirus still poses a potential risk of spread, experts recommend that parents should proactively apply early disease prevention measures for children.

Differences between dry nasal passages and dry sinuses

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Dry nasal passages and dry sinuses reduce mucosal moisture, affect protective function, and increase the risk of irritation and sinusitis.

Eating oats every day can help reduce bad cholesterol

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Oats have long been considered one of the whole grains that are good for cardiovascular health.

Dry nose, dry sinuses, common questions and proper care

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Dry nose and sinuses can cause discomfort, nosebleeds and increase the risk of rhinitis and sinusitis if prolonged.

Doctors answer the story of eating eggs causing heat in the summer

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Nutrition doctors answer the concept that eating eggs causes heat in the summer, and at the same time warn of the risk of infection due to improper food preservation.

7-year-old girl with acute psychosis after using motion sickness patch

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On May 13, Children's Hospital 2 in Ho Chi Minh City said it had just treated a 7-year-old girl with acute psychosis after using motion sickness patches.

Tips to prevent hair loss in the summer

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Proper hair care, reasonable nutritional supplementation and limiting the impact of hot sun can help reduce hair loss in the summer.

Easy-to-find fruit that helps detoxify the liver and kidneys naturally

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Supplementing with some natural fruits can support liver and kidney function as well as enhance overall health.

Ministry of Health speaks out about cluster of cases caused by Hanta virus

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The Ministry of Health speaks out about the Hanta virus outbreak after recording 8 infections and 3 deaths worldwide.

The reason why smartphones contain an incredible amount of bacteria

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Smartphones are warned by doctors to be places where many bacteria accumulate, which can increase the risk of infection and intestinal diseases.

How to use rice water that is good for nails

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Rice water, if used correctly, can help make nails cleaner, limit scratches and support natural nail care at home.

Unexpected effects on the kidneys if you drink coffee every morning

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In addition to helping the body stay awake and increase concentration, coffee also has many different effects on the kidneys.

Simple drinks to lower uric acid for middle-aged men

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Adjusting your diet and supplementing enough water is an important factor in controlling uric acid in the blood, thereby reducing the risk of gout and kidney-related problems.

How should women after 30 lose weight safely

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After 30, the metabolic process in women slows down, making weight loss more difficult, but changes in diet and exercise help control weight.

How to lower blood pressure without medication for middle-aged men

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Lifestyle changes are one of the most important ways to help control high blood pressure, especially in middle-aged people, before having to use medication.

Workers working outdoors face heat shock risk

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Prolonged heat with temperatures in Hanoi reaching 35 degrees Celsius makes many workers working outdoors face the risk of heatstroke, heatstroke and heat shock.

5 ways to prevent heat shock for underlying patients, who have had a stroke in hot weather

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Intense heat increases the risk of heatstroke, especially people with underlying illnesses and people who have had a stroke should pay attention to the following precautions.

Ho Chi Minh City explains slow handling of food poisoning cases

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The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Food Safety said that the conclusion and handling of food poisoning cases must go through many steps of investigation and testing, so it takes time.

The habit of using salt incorrectly can cause kidney damage

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Salt is a familiar spice in daily meals, however, using too much or using it incorrectly can increase the risk of kidney damage.