Health
Dengue fever in peak season, the number of children hospitalized increases sharply in Ho Chi Minh City
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The number of dengue fever cases in Ho Chi Minh City is increasing rapidly. At Children's Hospital 2, the number of children coming for examination and treatment increased by about 50% in just two weeks.
Instructions on how to prevent Adenovirus effectively for children
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In the context that Adenovirus still poses a potential risk of spread, experts recommend that parents should proactively apply early disease prevention measures for children.
Differences between dry nasal passages and dry sinuses
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Dry nasal passages and dry sinuses reduce mucosal moisture, affect protective function, and increase the risk of irritation and sinusitis.
Eating oats every day can help reduce bad cholesterol
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Oats have long been considered one of the whole grains that are good for cardiovascular health.
Dry nose, dry sinuses, common questions and proper care
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Dry nose and sinuses can cause discomfort, nosebleeds and increase the risk of rhinitis and sinusitis if prolonged.
Who should limit eating duck meat?
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Duck meat is nutritious with high content of protein, vitamins and minerals, but not everyone is suitable to eat this type of meat.
Does pineapple support muscle growth?
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Increase muscle by adding fruits that are of interest to athletes to your diet.
What should kidney patients pay attention to when eating squid
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People with kidney disease, squid consumption needs to be carefully considered to avoid putting pressure on the kidney's filtering function.
Simple habits to help maintain health and live healthier
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Simple habits that help maintain health and live healthier such as prioritizing protein and plant foods, maintaining regular exercise, controlling stress...
Liver recovery thanks to 3 familiar food groups every day
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Supplementing with high-quality protein, colorful vegetables and good fats not only supports liver cell regeneration but also improves metabolism.
Nourish kidneys with green beans in the right way
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Green beans are highly appreciated for their nutritional value for people who need kidney nourishment.
Visceral fat decreases rapidly thanks to combining lemongrass with some foods
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In the context of increasing visceral fat ratio, lemongrass is a popular spice in cuisine, and also contains many compounds beneficial for metabolism.
Easy-to-apply blood fat reduction methods at home
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Blood fat control can be effective right at home by adjusting diet and lifestyle.
When to drink beetroot juice to best support blood pressure reduction
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Drinking beetroot juice at the right time can help lower blood pressure, thanks to its ability to increase nitrate absorption and improve blood circulation more effectively.
Subjectively not going for examination, patients face lifelong artificial anus
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Ho Chi Minh City - Being subjective with prolonged bloody stool symptoms, a patient had to undergo surgery to remove the entire rectum and wear a permanent artificial anus.
Olive oil or mustard oil: Which is better for health
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Olive oil and mustard oil are both good for health. However, the appropriate choice depends on cooking methods, physical condition and nutritional needs.
Type of leaf for boiling water to drink to help cool the liver and detoxify the liver
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Boiling fish mint leaves with water to drink can support cooling the liver and detoxifying the liver.
Effective blood pressure control with 5 easy-to-find magnesium-rich foods
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Magnesium is an essential mineral, supporting many functions in the body, including regulating blood pressure. Below are the foods rich in magnesium that you should supplement.
Eating cantaloupe properly helps control blood sugar effectively
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Cantaloupe is rich in nutrients and low in calories, but it is necessary to eat it properly to avoid increasing blood sugar and still ensure health benefits.
Warning on early detection of food poisoning in children
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Ho Chi Minh City - Continuously occurring food poisoning cases, Children's Hospital 2 warns of early detection of food poisoning in children.
