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.

K Hospital mobilizes support for teenagers with recurrent skin cancer

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K Hospital has just successfully operated on a 16-year-old patient with recurrent skin cancer and mobilized nearly 50 million VND to support treatment.

Choose the right time to eat mangoes for good health

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Eating mangoes at a suitable time can help the body absorb nutrients better and limit discomfort for the digestive system.

4 habits to do after 5 pm to help protect cardiovascular health

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Some habits to do after 5 pm to help protect cardiovascular health such as light walking after dinner, spending time relaxing and deep breathing...

Ministry of Health launches day to respond to tissue and organ donation "Giving is forever

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Ministry of Health organizes "Donate of tissues and organs response day - Giving is forever".

How to eat gourd to better absorb nutrients

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Including gourds in the summer menu has the effect of cooling down and supplementing nutrition to help the body stay healthy.

What happens to blood, liver, and kidneys when you sleep after 12 pm?

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The habit of sleeping after 12 pm can affect the body's recovery process, especially blood, liver and kidneys.

3 uses of saffron milk to help reduce stress

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Saffron milk is used by many people to support relaxation, reduce stress and improve sleep thanks to natural active ingredients that are beneficial for the spirit.

Skipping breakfast, eating late dinner and habits that are harmful to the liver

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Irregular eating habits not only affect digestion but also cause the liver to overload for a long time.

MenOPAUSE and joint pain, the silent obsession of middle-aged women

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Prolonged joint pain during menopause is not only due to age but also directly related to decreased female hormones.

3 eating habits that seem to help lose weight but cause fat increase

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Many eating habits that seem to help lose weight quickly cause the body to accumulate more fat, increasing the risk of weight gain again.

Suggested snacks to help control blood sugar

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Some simple snacks have the ability to stabilize and support blood sugar control.

Sleep advice for people with cardiovascular problems

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People with cardiovascular problems need to pay special attention to their daily sleep habits to limit the risk of complications.

The opposite effect of cold drinks and iced coffee in the summer

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Drinking cold drinks and iced coffee in the summer can cause the body to generate more heat because sugar and caffeine promote metabolism during digestion.

To stabilize blood sugar, don't ignore these habits

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Eating slowly, prioritizing vegetables and protein before starch, or walking lightly after meals are simple ways to help limit sudden blood sugar spikes.

Risk of severe depression and psychosis in postpartum women

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Postpartum depression, if not detected early, can worsen, leading to psychosis and being dangerous for both mother and child.