Health

6 groups of people who should not drink green tea

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Green tea is considered one of the healthiest drinks, but not everyone is suitable.

Many people have to be hospitalized for flea-borne dermatitis

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The National Hospital of Dermatology has just received many cases of flea-borne dermatitis in both young children and adults for examination and treatment.

Magnesium and vitamin B12: Understand correctly to increase energy effectively

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Magnesium and vitamin B12 both support energy but with different mechanisms. Understanding correctly helps supplement effectively and reduce fatigue more safely.

32 provinces and cities will organize the Red Journey blood donation campaign in 2026

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On the morning of April 17, the Red Journey 2026 launched in 32 provinces and cities, setting a target of collecting 120,000 units of blood to thoroughly solve the blood shortage during the summer.

Signs to recognize grade 3 fatty liver

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Grade 3 fatty liver disease is the most severe stage of the disease, directly threatening overall health.

Small changes in breakfast eating help lower high blood pressure naturally

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Just adjusting a few eating habits in the morning, people with high blood pressure can stabilize their blood pressure index naturally, safely and easily maintained every day.

Bringing Lunar New Year to patients in difficult circumstances in the Mekong Delta

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Can Tho - Can Tho Central General Hospital supports patients in difficult circumstances, especially patients who have to celebrate the Lunar New Year in the hospital.

Free medical examination for about 3,000 people in the Mekong Delta

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Can Tho - Nam Can Tho University Hospital coordinates with Wonkwang University Hospital (Korea) to organize free medical examinations for people.

5 types of berries to help prevent cancer that should be eaten regularly

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Many studies show that berries rich in fiber and antioxidants can help reduce inflammation, protect cells and support cancer prevention.

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Severe cold, doctors warn of increased risk of stroke and myocardial infarction

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Prolonged severe cold weather warned by doctors may increase the risk of stroke, myocardial infarction, especially in the elderly and people with underlying diseases.

Kidney-boosting foods to use weekly

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A reasonable diet with some familiar foods can help reduce inflammation, limit kidney stones and support long-term kidney function protection.

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Glaucoma and lifestyle changes that cause young people to get sick early

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Glaucoma is no longer a middle-aged disease as more and more young people aged 20-30 are diagnosed with this dangerous disease.

Ways to help retain water and strengthen the immune system in winter

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Winter easily causes dehydration and immune deficiency. Nutrition experts suggest simple ways to replenish water to keep your body healthy in cold weather.

Sesame seeds are good for liver function but need to be used properly

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Sesame seeds are good for liver function, but they need to be used properly to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Prevent high blood pressure with simple habits

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Simple daily living habits can help prevent high blood pressure effectively.

3 parts of the body easily attacked when it's cold

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Severe cold weather increases the risk of cardiovascular, respiratory and stroke diseases because the body has to adapt to sudden temperature changes.

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Losing belly fat after 60 is not difficult if you know these exercises

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Reduce belly fat in people over 60 years old can be done through gentle, easy-to-apply exercises, helping to activate abdominal muscles and improve mobility.

Familiar foods rich in antioxidants, supporting cancer prevention

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In the context that cancer is one of the leading causes of death in the world, supplementing with food containing antioxidants helps prevent the disease.

The best way to eat for people with high blood pressure to prepare for Tet

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Before Tet, people with high blood pressure should eat moderately, limit unfavorable foods to maintain stable blood pressure and protect health during holidays.

Roasted coffee and blood sugar control

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New findings show that roasted coffee contains biological compounds that have a positive impact on the sugar metabolism in the body.