Health

Continuing treatment for 158 patients suspected of food poisoning in Gia Lai

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Gia Lai - Initially, 78 people were hospitalized due to suspected food poisoning, then the number of cases increased with similar symptoms.

Does regular coffee increase the risk of gastroesophageal reflux disease

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Coffee can affect the esophageal sphincter and stomach acid, thereby exacerbating reflux symptoms in some people.

5 mistakes parents can easily make when caring for children's respiratory tract

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Many habits that seem to help children recover quickly can be harmful to the respiratory tract and health of children.

Eye signs warning of astigmatism, many people easily overlook

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If you see unusual signs as below, your eyes may be astigmatized and you need to see a doctor soon.

How to prevent and reduce the risk of weather allergies

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Changes in weather make many people prone to allergies. Proactively preventing and limiting triggers helps reduce the risk of disease.

Reasons why eating boiled vegetables and fruits is good for weight loss

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In a weight loss diet, choosing the right food plays an extremely important role.

Escaping major surgery thanks to heart valve replacement via catheter

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Aortic valve stenosis has a high risk of death if not treated promptly. The technique of heart valve replacement via catheter is bringing life opportunities to many patients.

Benefits of water, coffee and cherry juice with high uric acid

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In addition to drinking enough water, people with high uric acid can choose to add coffee or cherries to help reduce the risk and symptoms of the disease.

Complications from abusing corticoid nasal sprays

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Many people arbitrarily use nasal sprays containing corticosteroids for a long time to reduce nasal congestion. Doctors warn that this habit contains many unpredictable complications.

How to treat dandruff acne on the scalp

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Freckle patches on the scalp can be an indirect factor in clogging pores and causing acne on your face.

Vietnam Trade Union through Congresses

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1. 1st Congress of the Vietnam Trade Union: Taking place in Viet Bac war zone, from January 1 - 15, 1950, the Congress was attended by over 200 delegates representing about 350,000 workers, civil servants, and laborers.

Famous Australian candy found to contain foreign objects, Ministry of Health immediately intervenes

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After Australia urgently recalled a number of Allen's iNSiDE OUTS candies due to the discovery of plastic foreign objects, the Ministry of Health requested a review and suspension of business of this product.

Signs of early menopause in young people

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Premenopause is a transitional period before menopause, usually appearing in women aged 40 and over.

Mistakes when eating mangoes that easily cause weight gain and bloating in the summer

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Mango is a nutritious fruit, but eating it incorrectly can cause bloating, increased blood sugar and reduce inherent health benefits.

Summer heat can cause nosebleeds in healthy people

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Hot weather and dry air can cause healthy people to have sudden nosebleeds due to dry nasal mucosa and easily damaged blood vessels.

Skipping this meal every day can silently increase blood fat

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A new study shows that frequent late dinners and skipping breakfast are associated with worsening blood fat, increasing the risk of cardiovascular diseases.

Cycling every day can help reduce the risk of heart disease

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Not only is it a means of transportation, regular cycling also helps protect the cardiovascular system, control weight and improve mental health.

How to eat potatoes that are good for health and retain many nutrients

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Properly processed potatoes will help retain vitamins, minerals, limit excess fat and support weight control.

Simple eating habits help improve health every day

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Simple eating habits help improve health every day such as eating a full breakfast, increasing vegetables and fruits...

Many disabled children in Dien Bien will be examined and operated on for free

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Dien Bien - Hundreds of disabled children will be examined and operated on for free by doctors from central-level hospitals.