Health

Lao Cai sets a target of 100% of people participating in health insurance by 2030

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Lao Cai - The province is implementing many solutions to increase the health insurance coverage rate to 100% by 2030, contributing to ensuring social security.

Vegetables that support uric acid excretion

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People with high uric acid can supplement with some vegetables rich in water, fiber and potassium such as winter melon, tomatoes, and white radish to support the uric acid excretion process.

35 is the milestone to start controlling blood sugar, many people still ignore it

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Many people think that blood sugar disorders or diabetes are just diseases of the elderly.

People with high uric acid can still eat meat, fish, and eggs if they know this way

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People with high uric acid do not need to absolutely abstain from meat, fish, or eggs. It is important to choose suitable foods and build a scientific diet.

Fatty liver is a "warning sign" of metabolic disorders

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Fatty liver is becoming one of the common chronic liver diseases and tends to increase in young people.

1-week menu helps reduce uric acid, prevents gout recurrence

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A healthy diet can effectively support uric acid control, limiting the risk of gout attacks recurring in the future.

Shampooing steps to help hair become cleaner and healthier

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Washing your hair properly with appropriate steps can help cleanse the scalp, limit breakage and keep your hair healthier every day.

Nghe An provides free health check-ups for more than 10,000 people

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Nghe An - The 2026 national health check-up and screening campaign is being implemented throughout the province, aiming for comprehensive health management for people.

Ways to prevent heel cracks that should not be ignored

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Some simple daily care habits can help limit heel cracks and keep your feet softer.

Foods that help maintain stable energy during the day

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Foods that help maintain stable energy during the day such as almonds, green beans...

Warning signs that diet is harming metabolism

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Nutrition experts warn that many seemingly harmless eating habits can slow down metabolism, cause weight gain and prolonged energy deprivation.

Effective blood sugar control from walking habits after each meal

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Instead of sitting down to rest immediately after eating, take time to walk to help your body control blood sugar and enhance metabolic health.

Drinking alcohol regularly can cause premature skin aging

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Regular drinking alcohol can increase the risk of skin aging, loss of elasticity, and more obvious eye bags.

Difficulty swallowing, prolonged phlegm may warn of esophageal tumors

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HCMC - Esophageal tumors can silently progress with signs of prolonged swallowing obstruction that many people easily overlook.

The habit of eating fruit that seems healthy but causes digestive disorders

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Gastroenterologists warn that some fruits eaten after dinner can easily cause bloating, digestive disorders and affect sleep quality.

High uric acid, you should eat these 5 types of nuts to help support gout prevention

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People with high uric acid should eat some nuts that are low in purines, rich in fiber and Omega-3s that can control uric acid, reduce inflammation and support gout prevention.

The link between iron deficiency and late period

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Irregular menstruation may be a sign that your body is severely deficient in iron.

Ministry of Health investigates the case of many students suspected of poisoning due to strange fruit in Lao Cai

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The Food Safety Department (Ministry of Health) requests the Lai Chau Provincial Department of Health to urgently investigate and handle a suspected food poisoning case occurring in the province.

3 urination signs warning of dangerous diseases

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Urinating with some abnormal signs can sometimes be an early warning of urinary tract cancer such as bladder, kidney, or prostate cancer.

Increased uric acid from sweets thought to be good for health

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Honey is considered a healthy food but contains a lot of fructose, a factor that can increase uric acid and trigger gout attacks if used excessively.