Health
Night habits to limit to protect the brain
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Limiting eating habits that disrupt sleep and affect brain blood vessels is a simple but effective step to protect the brain.
How to eat eggs to help reduce fat and maintain muscle
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One of the ways to help reduce fat and keep muscle is to eat eggs for breakfast.
Experts suggest a diet to help bones become strong after age 50
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Supplementing enough micronutrients, eating a variety of foods and maintaining a healthy lifestyle are important solutions to help protect bone health after age 50.
Warning signs of cataracts that many people easily overlook
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A characteristic of cataracts is the condition where the lens is cloudy, the patient will feel like looking through a layer of mist, and vision will be impaired.
Central Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital operates Facility 2 from August 4th
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Facility 2 of the Central Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital officially operates from August 4, contributing to improving the capacity of medical examination and treatment and reproductive health care for people.
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.
Grade 3 fatty liver and dangerous complications
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Grade 3 fatty liver is a serious condition of fat accumulation, which can lead to dangerous complications if not treated promptly.
Threading and expert warnings about common misunderstandings
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Born in China in the 1960s, the thread transplantation method in traditional medicine (YHCT) is now widely applied.
Warning about the harmful effects of high blood pressure on internal organs
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Proactively controlling blood pressure helps minimize the risk of stroke and protect internal organs from serious damage.
Revealing ways to prevent urinary tract infections for pregnant mothers
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Understanding the symptoms of urinary tract infections helps pregnant mothers proactively protect themselves and their fetus.
Healthier liver thanks to small daily exercises
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From small exercises, strength training to breathing exercises, simple daily habits not only help burn calories but also support liver function.
How to eat fish to retain vitamin D to help bones be as strong as possible
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Fish is one of the abundant natural sources of vitamin D, but if processed incorrectly, this important nutrient can be significantly lost.
How to use social media reasonably to limit depression
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Depression is increasing in the context of strong social network development, requiring users to adjust their habits and limit negative impacts on health.
3 signs to help recognize neurological damage early
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3 early signs of neurological damage that are often overlooked, but timely detection can help prevent dangerous complications later.
Suggested menu to reduce belly fat quickly but still rich in nutrients and healthy
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Below are dietary suggestions to help support effective belly fat reduction, while still ensuring adequate nutrition and good for health.
Instructions on how to reduce blood fat easily applied at home
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Blood fat control can be effective right at home by adjusting diet, lifestyle and daily living habits.
Cho Ray Hospital has a new director
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Ho Chi Minh City - The Ministry of Health has just decided to appoint Dr. Pham Thanh Viet as Director of Cho Ray Hospital, with a term of office of 5 years.
Experts recommend safe and healthy alcohol consumption during holidays
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Alcohol and beer abuse not only leads to the risk of alcohol concentration violations when participating in traffic but also causes direct consequences for users' health.
Beauty formula from rice flour helps skin fight aging
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Anti-aging is a common skin care need, in which rice flour with its cleansing and lighting properties helps improve skin right at home.
Diabetes and cardiovascular risk need comprehensive control from lifestyle
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People with diabetes have a higher risk of cardiovascular disease. Disease control needs to be combined with eating, exercise, reducing stress and improving sleep.
