Health
Dangerous complications from the habit of holding bamboo toothpicks after meals
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Ho Chi Minh City - A 65-year-old man fell into a dangerous complication due to stray bamboo toothpicks entering the liver, causing deep abscesses and prolonged infection.
What happens when you have dinner after 7pm
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Eating dinner after 7 pm not only slows down digestion but also has a negative impact on metabolism, sleep and the risk of weight gain and blood sugar disorders if maintained regularly.
4 signs that you may be a long-lived person
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Longevity is not only due to genes, but also clearly reflects lifestyle, mental health, diet and social relationships.
Reasonable rest time helps the body recover and increase lifespan
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Rest at the right time, especially getting enough sleep for 7-8 hours during the golden hours of the night, helps the body recover, increase immunity and contribute to prolonging life.
Warm Tet Eve at the Rehabilitation Department of Cho Ray Hospital
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Ho Chi Minh City - In the midst of the days leading up to Tet, the Department of Rehabilitation, Cho Ray Hospital organizes a special year-end party, connecting patients who have been and are being treated.
Root that should be supplemented daily to help improve kidney function
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Adding lotus root to your diet can help improve kidney function.
Two Cambodian hospitals cooperate to save mother and fetus with rare syndrome
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HCMC - The Cambodian mother was transferred to Cho Ray in a state of severe breast pain. The diagnostic results determined that Marfan syndrome was rare.
ByHeart milk suspected of causing poisoning in the US is still sold on Vietnamese exchanges
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ByHeart milk recipe for newborns is still sold in the Vietnamese market.
Easy-to-process soup helps control diabetes
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The nutrients of seaweed make this food help control diabetes.
Reasons why coconut water makes skin stronger and brighter
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Coconut water not only helps cool down but also brings many benefits to the skin such as moisturizing, anti-aging...
Cold, dry weather, doctors warn of the cause of increased dryness and itching
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Cold and dry weather makes many people feel dry and itchy. Dermatologists have pointed out the causes of this condition.
Which morning drinks are good for people with high blood pressure
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Choosing the right drink in the morning can help people with high blood pressure stabilize their index, reducing the risk of sudden high blood pressure.
Saving the life of a mother with Marfan syndrome who suffered a rare acute uterine artery Cupid
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HCMC - A 38-week pregnant woman with Marfan syndrome with a very high mortality rate has just been saved by Cho Ray Hospital.
rectilineal milk for newborns suspected of causing poisoning is sold in Vietnam
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The formula sold in Vietnam has been warned of the risk of botulinum poisoning after the US recorded dozens of cases in infants.
2 types of beans that are eaten a lot can put a burden on the liver
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The 2 familiar beans below, if eaten too much and for a long time, can make the liver work too hard.
Sisters in critical condition due to gas poisoning while burning coal for heating
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Two sisters in Quang Tri were poisoned by gas due to burning coal to warm up while sleeping, and were taken to the emergency room in a coma and critical condition.
Increased risk of chronic diseases due to eating too many fried foods
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Eating too many fried foods increases the risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes and obesity.
Unexpected types of rustic leaves that effectively reduce uric acid
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Using betel leaves incorrectly can naturally reduce uric acid, here is detailed information.
Important changes in the body of men from the age of 30
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In the 30s, the male body begins to experience many silent changes such as metabolism slowing down, muscle loss...
Influenza A increases rapidly in Hanoi, Tamiflu is short of goods and increases prices to 1 million VND/box
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Hanoi The rapid increase of influenza A has caused many people to rush to buy Tami flu, causing a shortage of drugs. Prices at some stores have been pushed up to 1 million VND/box.
