Health
14-year-old male student hospitalized for inserting a 20cm long cucumber into the rectum
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Doctors at Bac Ninh General Hospital No. 1 performed endoscopy and successfully removed a cucumber about 20cm long from the rectal of a 14-year-old male student.
First time Vietnam tests practicing capacity for doctors
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From 2027, Vietnam will for the first time organize a professional competency assessment test for doctors.
Drinks good for bones and joints of people after 50
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Some drinks rich in calcium, vitamin D and protein help supplement essential nutrients that are good for bones and joints in people after 50.
Sources of money to pay for health check-ups at the beginning of the school year
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According to the Ministry of Health, educational institutions must update health check data at the beginning of the school year to the Ministry of Health's Health Data Portal according to instructions.
17 years of classes keeping the pace of going to school for children with cancer
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On September 4, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Ho Chi Minh City and the Oncology Hospital opened the "Sunflowers" class and accompanied and cared for pediatric patients with dangerous diseases.
Rescuing a female patient stabbed multiple times in the neck in Ho Chi Minh City
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Ho Chi Minh City - Binh Duong General Hospital has saved a patient who was stabbed multiple times in the neck and hospitalized in critical condition.
4 familiar drinks to help nourish the kidneys to use every morning
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Choosing suitable drinks in the morning can contribute to supporting kidney function and maintaining overall health.
Warning signs of aging skin due to dehydration
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Many people mistakenly believe that wrinkles and skin darkening are due to age, but in fact, it may be a sign that you are dehydrated.
How to make simple European-style vegetable grilled sausages at home
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Vegetable grilled sausage is a familiar dish in European cuisine, easy to prepare with popular ingredients.
Common mistakes that make home blood pressure measurement results inaccurate
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Measuring blood pressure at home is an important habit to help monitor cardiovascular health, especially for people with high blood pressure or risk of stroke.
Reduce back pain thanks to 2 simple habits when sitting in a chair
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Back pain is an increasingly common condition, especially in people who have to sit for a long time in an office.
Ideal exercise time helps optimize cardiovascular health
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Maintaining regular exercise habits helps control weight, prevent type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and reduce the risk of cancer.
Things to note before intending to remove moles on your face
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Improper facial mole removal can leave permanent scars or cause dangerous infections.
Health signs to stop losing weight in middle age
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Signs that you should pause or adjust your middle-aged weight loss process to protect your health.
Reasons to add mangoes to your diet
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Mangoes not only have a delicious flavor but also provide many vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
Warning about cervical spondylosis from shoulder and neck pain, prolonged hand numbness
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Ho Chi Minh City - Neck and shoulder pain, hand numbness, headache are common symptoms but are easily overlooked. These may be warning signs of cervical disc herniation.
Tell you skin care secrets for people prone to acne
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If you take good skin care, supplement enough water and build a healthy lifestyle, it will help limit the risk of acne appearing.
Familiar juices that kidney patients should not drink
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For people with kidney disease, the familiar juice under the vines can pose many risks if used incorrectly.
Showing off organ donation cards, potential risks of personal data leakage
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Organ donation is a humanitarian gesture, but publicizing cards and registration codes on social networks may potentially reveal personal information.
Hanoi supports young people in nearsightedness treatment
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From July 1, 2026, Hanoi supports the cost of nearsightedness treatment from 3 diopters or more, helping young people have more opportunities to take care of their eyesight.
