Health
Foods that help increase blood circulation, reduce symptoms of vestibular disorder
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Some of the following foods are rich in vitamins and minerals, which can help improve blood circulation, reduce dizziness, headaches and are good for people with vestibular disorders.
How does drinking dark carbonated soft drinks every day affect the kidneys
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The habit of drinking dark carbonated soft drinks every day can silently harm the kidneys, from mineral disorders to increased risk of chronic disease.
3 "golden" rules to help lose weight without exercising for busy people
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Losing weight without exercise is still possible if you apply the 3 rules below correctly.
Reason why thin lemon water is good for kidney health
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Thin lemon water is a simple drink but brings many benefits to the body, including being said to be good for kidney health.
What should dinner be like to protect the kidneys?
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Dinner plays an important role for the majority of Vietnamese families. But how to eat to protect the kidneys is still a question for many people.
If you want stable blood sugar, don't ignore things to do before bed
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Some simple habits in the evening such as snacking, drinking a glass of warm water, and limiting blue light help the body control blood sugar better.
Do not drink alcohol, liver enzymes are still high because of these 5 foods
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Alcohol abuse is a common cause of high liver enzymes. However, some of the foods below can also be harmful to the liver.
Simple, cheap foods that can help prolong life
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Supplementing beans in your daily diet can support cardiovascular health, control blood pressure and contribute to prolonging life.
Tell mothers tips to help children sleep well every night
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Experts recommend that parents build healthy living habits and a suitable sleeping environment to help children sleep well and stabilize their biological clock.
How intermittent fasting affects the brain
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Intermittent fasting can have a positive impact on the brain, but not everyone is suitable for this method.
100% of people infected with HIV in Quang Ngai are due to unsafe sex
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Quang Ngai - In 2025 alone, the whole province has 73 more cases of HIV infection, mainly young people and including students.
7 essential mineral-rich foods that are indispensable for the body
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Minerals do not create energy but play a vital role in the body, supplementing with a variety of foods is the simplest way to avoid deficiency.
Emergency surgery at night saves mother and baby with uterine rupture
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Hung Yen - Doctors at Thai Binh Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital quickly performed emergency surgery overnight, promptly saving a pregnant woman and her baby from uterine rupture.
How to control blood sugar with a sweet and sour fruit
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Tamarind fruit has antioxidant content that can help control blood sugar if used properly.
Blood sugar is stable when doing this before bed
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Better blood sugar all night with just a few small habits before bed.
Merging Nghe An Dermatology Hospital into Nghe An General Friendship Hospital
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Nghe An - Merging Nghe An Dermatology Hospital into Nghe An General Friendship Hospital to optimize resources and improve the quality of medical examination and treatment.
Successfully resuscitated a case of testicular torsion requiring late treatment
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Ho Chi Minh City - Ba Ria General Hospital has successfully resuscitated and operated on, preserving intact a child with testicular torsion despite coming for treatment quite late.
Reasons for strength training at least 2 to 3 times a week
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Strength training 2-3 times a week helps increase muscle, burn fat and maintain overall long-term health.
Obesity is no longer just a family matter
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March 4th every year is chosen as International Obesity Day. But for Vietnam, this is not only a reminder of nutrition or figure, but also a warning about a rapidly increasing public health challenge.
Ho Chi Minh City tightens management of dental techniques to ensure safety for patients
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In recent years, the dental field in Ho Chi Minh City has developed strongly with thousands of dental clinics operating.
