Health

Ho Chi Minh City fines many unlicensed medical examination and treatment facilities

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On March 9, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health said that it had sanctioned many establishments operating in the health sector for detecting a series of violations during inspections.

3 foods that people with sinusitis should consider

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Many familiar foods can stimulate increased mucus secretion, making sinusitis worse, which you should pay attention to.

Poisoning case in Vung Tau: 28/51 specimens positive for Salmonella bacteria

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Ho Chi Minh City - The results of analyzing samples related to the suspected banh mi poisoning case in Vung Tau, show that 28/51 samples tested positive for Salmonella bacteria.

Drinking roasted black bean water helps detoxify the liver

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Roasted black bean water is trusted by many people to detoxify the liver and beautify the skin. However, this drink only supports health if used correctly.

How to help children's bones become strong from a young age

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Building a strong bone system early helps children develop height, exercise flexibly and reduce the risk of rickets.

Lemon and how to use it properly to remove plaque in teeth

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Lemon has the ability to remove plaque from teeth and effectively deodorize the mouth.

Resilient female nurses at the boundary of life and death

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In intensive care hospital rooms, female nurses are silently overcoming pressure, diligently caring for and fighting for the lives of seriously ill patients.

Visceral fat and subcutaneous fat: Which type of fat is more dangerous for health

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Visceral fat and subcutaneous fat are the two main types of fat in the body. They differ in location of accumulation, function and health effects.

Why hair falls off easily in humid weather

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Prolonged humid weather makes the scalp sticky, bacteria develop and hair follicles weaken, causing many people to experience hair loss.

Patient recovers after only 24 hours thanks to cerebral artery bypass

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Ho Chi Minh City - March 8, Cho Ray Hospital said it had just successfully saved a patient with Moyamoya disease, recovering after 24 hours of brain artery bypass surgery.

How does blood sugar change when you stop drinking soft drinks for 2 weeks?

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Stopping drinking soft drinks for about 2 weeks can bring some positive changes to the blood sugar control process.

Revealing nuts that are good for the gut thanks to their high fiber content

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Some fiber-rich nuts can help support digestion and improve gut health when reasonably added to your daily diet.

Types of water to support liver detoxification

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Some types of water such as warm lemon, green tea, artichoke, apple juice or green beans can support liver function if used properly and combined with a healthy lifestyle.

Revealing healthy fat foods

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Revealing 4 sources of food rich in good fats, both supporting weight loss and effectively protecting the brain and cardiovascular system.

Good time to eat watermelon for people with high blood pressure

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For people with high blood pressure, eating watermelon at the right time can help the body absorb nutrients better and support blood pressure control.

Foods that seem good for health can silently harm the heart and intestines

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Many foods are considered good for health, but if used regularly, they can disrupt the gut microbiome and affect the cardiovascular system.

How to steam betel leaves to help reduce nasal congestion and sinusitis symptoms

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Below is how to steam piper lolot leaves properly, which can help people with sinusitis symptoms clear their airways and reduce discomfort.

Stimulate hair growth and nourish the liver with 2 familiar seeds

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Some familiar nuts in the diet can stimulate hair growth and are good for the liver, notably black sesame seeds and garden cabbage seeds.

Dry eyes, a common visual disease in office workers

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Dry eyes are becoming a common visual problem in people working with electronic devices, but many people easily overlook the initial signs of the disease.

Signs that you should reduce eating salty food to avoid harming the liver and kidneys

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Eating too much salt can put pressure on the liver and kidneys. Some of the symptoms below show that you should reduce salt intake to protect your health.