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.
How to make European-style lemon-creamed salmon at home
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Lemon-fried salmon has a light, fragrant, and balanced taste due to the mild sourness of lemon, suitable for a European dinner.
Neck and shoulder pain increases in hot weather, doctors warn of wrong cooling habits
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Hanoi - The habit of improper cooling in hot weather unintentionally increases the rate of patients with neck and shoulder pain.
Prolonged scrotal pain, watch out for varicose veins
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Varicocele is one of the common andrology diseases but often progresses silently, preventing many patients from detecting it early.
More stable blood sugar thanks to the 10-minute rule
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Prioritizing green vegetables and protein in the first 10 minutes of meals, and walking lightly for 10 minutes after meals can help stabilize blood sugar.
Tropical fruit helps support weight loss and protect health
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Mangosteen is not only a delicious fruit but also rich in nutrients, supporting weight loss and improving health.
Potential health risks when eating a lot of apple seeds
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Apple seeds contain compounds that can release cyanide when digested, if eaten too much, there is a risk of poisoning, even death.
Simple habits to help better control blood sugar every morning
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Some simple habits to help better control blood sugar every morning such as starting the new day with a balanced breakfast, increasing short exercise intervals...
Pregnant woman dies in Ho Chi Minh City: Establishing a professional council to determine the cause
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Ho Chi Minh City - A pregnant woman died during a cesarean section at a hospital in Thu Dau Mot ward.
Foods that easily harm the stomach when hungry
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Some familiar foods such as green tea, coffee, or sour fruits can cause stomach discomfort if used on an empty stomach.
Facility 2 of many hospitals will operate simultaneously
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The second facility of many central-level hospitals is about to go into operation, expected to reduce overload at final-level hospitals.
Daily snacks to help reduce belly fat after age 60
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Below are 2 snacks that can help reduce belly fat more effectively when added to the daily diet.
4 types of nuts that help nourish the kidneys to eat regularly
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Familiar nuts such as walnuts, hazelnuts, black sesame seeds or almonds are not only nutritious but also considered good foods for the kidneys.
Weighing only 900 grams at birth, a 26-week premature baby girl writes a miracle of life
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Born prematurely at week 26, weighing only 900 grams, baby Dua suffered many severe complications. After more than 3 months of being saved by doctors, she miraculously recovered.
Eating white rice this way helps support visceral fat control
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White rice is a familiar food, but the processing method can affect the amount of starch absorbed and support visceral fat control.
Thought to have dermatitis, rare cancer discovered after 2 years
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Many prolonged skin lesions in the genital area are mistaken for dermatitis or skin fungus, but may be a sign of Paget's genital disease - a rare form of cancer.
