Health
Eating ice cream in cold weather and health effects
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Eating ice cream in cold weather does not cause flu, but it needs to be used properly to avoid sore throats and ensure overall health.
Toilet flush chemical explodes, 47-year-old woman seriously burned
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A 47-year-old woman in Hanoi suffered severe burns and had to be hospitalized for emergency treatment overnight after a powder-like toilet cleaning chemical suddenly exploded.
Revoking Herbal Nano bathing and cleaning gel due to formula infringement
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Ministry of Health requests nationwide recall of Herbal Nano Bathing & Hygiene Gel – 1 box, 105g bottle due to incorrect ingredients.
The rate of fake drugs detected in Vietnam is only 0.024% in 2025
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In 2025, drug quality management and control were tightened, bringing the rate of fake drugs detected on the market down to 0.024%.
Expert shares the benefits and limitations of 4-2-4 skin care tips
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Taking care of your skin according to the 4-2-4 rule helps eliminate dirt and makeup effectively, but it is not a long-term solution for all skin types.
3 ways to prevent bone and joint pain in storms
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Stormy, humid weather makes symptoms of joint pain more likely to recur. Here are simple ways to protect bones and joints.
Add this vegetable to meals, the body is heated and detoxified from liver and kidneys
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In the diet, green vegetables always play an important role in protecting health. There are vegetables that help cool down and detoxify the liver and kidneys effectively.
Absolutely why you should not leave eggs overnight
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As a familiar nutritious food, eating eggs overnight, especially under normal conditions, will often be very harmful to the body.
Improve liver and kidney function with simple breakfast tips
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Eating breakfast properly not only provides energy for the whole day but also helps the liver and kidneys function more effectively.
The impact of shrimp paste on people with high uric acid levels
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To limit the harmful effects, people with high uric acid levels should avoid or minimize shrimp paste and dishes high in salt and purines.
15-minute morning exercise to avoid muscle loss
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The 15-minute morning exercise helps activate muscles, maintaining better strength and energy.
Turmeric starch is very good but the following people should not eat it
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Although known for its many health benefits, many people who use turmeric can do more harm than harm.
Preferential allowances for civil servants who do not practice medical practice at public facilities
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Officials who are not medical specialists at public facilities are still entitled to preferential allowances, but at a lower level than those who are directly specialists.
Harmful habits in the morning make it difficult for the kidneys to detoxify
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The morning is the "golden time" for the body to eliminate toxins. However, many people maintain a bad habit, causing the kidneys to reduce their ability to purify the body.
Bach Mai Hospital announces un documented hospital, saving 100 billion VND/year
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Bach Mai Hospital implements a documentless smart hospital model, helping to improve services and save 100 billion VND per year.
Smoking increases the risk of macular degeneration and hyperlipidemia
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Smoking and e-cigarettes can damage the retina, glasses and optic nerve, leading to macular degeneration.
Reasons why people with high blood pressure should not eat a lot of noodles
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There are many delicious types of noodles available but they are not recommended for people with high blood pressure.
Fruits that kidney patients should limit
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People with kidney disease need to pay special attention to their diet. One of the fruits that kidney patients need to limit is grapefruit.
Risk of disease in people with normal weight but unhealthy metabolism
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Many people look normal but still have the potential risk of diabetes, cardiovascular disease and stroke due to silent metabolic disorders in the body.
Vegetables that people with liver disease should absolutely stay away from
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Some of the following vegetables should be limited or avoided by people with liver disease.
