Health

Ministry of Health reviews HiPP weaning products recalled in Austria for suspected containing rat poison

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The Food Safety Department - Ministry of Health has just requested a review of registration and trading on trading floors of HiPP products that have just been recalled by Austria, suspected of containing rat poison.

How to stabilize blood sugar with licorice

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Licorice is a familiar medicine in traditional medicine with a mild sweet taste, supporting blood sugar stabilization, especially in people at risk of metabolic disorders.

Tell you how to protect your kidneys from the risk of gallstones in hot weather

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With the habit of drinking enough water and supplementing citrate from oranges and lemons, you can proactively prevent the formation of kidney stones due to dehydration in the summer days.

Stronger liver detoxification thanks to these 2 herbs

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The body's liver detoxification process will be effectively supported when using the following 2 benign herbs.

Is pure or refined olive oil good for the brain?

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Pure and refined olive oils have large nutritional differences. The right choice can better support brain health.

Reasons why people with sinusitis should limit eating tomatoes

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People with buypipe, especially allergic buypipe or chronic buypipe, eating tomatoes regularly or incorrectly may not be good for their health.

Experts explain the phenomenon of oily skin but still dry in cold weather

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Oily skin but still dry in winter is not unusual, but it is a sign that the skin is dehydrated and the protective barrier is weakened.

Tips on how to eat bacon safely, limit inflammation

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Bacon is a familiar dish, but if used incorrectly, it can increase the body's inflammatory response, affecting the cardiovascular and digestive system.

Strategy to stay hydrated in winter

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Many people drink less water in winter, but doctors warn that silent dehydration can seriously affect the heart, brain and kidneys.

3 foods that help protect the lungs from the harmful effects of fine dust

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Fine dust and air pollution are silent agents that damage the lungs. Supplementing the right foods helps increase resistance and restore respiratory function.

People with kidney disease and thyroid disease should limit eating familiar winter tubers

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People with kidney disease and thyroid disease should consider and limit the use of kohlrabi in their daily diet.

How to eat fruit to avoid excess fructose that damages the liver

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Fruit provides important vitamins and antioxidants, but eating too much can cause excess fructose, increasing the burden on the liver.

3 benefits of drinking hot cocoa every day to improve health

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According to nutritionists, just one cup of pure cocoa per day can bring clear benefits to physical and brain health.

4 breakfasts rich in protein and fiber, the elderly should change

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For the elderly, diversifying the breakfast menu helps increase the feeling of deliciousness, while ensuring adequate protein and fiber.

When to see a psychotherapist for sexual health problems

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Many people have sexual dysfunction but do not know how to find a doctor or psychotherapist, understanding the right cause helps choose the right treatment direction.

Dermatologist shows how to properly care for winter skin

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Winter causes dry, flaky skin and easily irritates. Dermatologists share essential skin care steps to help keep the skin soft and healthy.

Standing exercises to have a toned and slim waist after 50

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Standing exercises for middle-aged people with firm and slim waist include cross-leg raises and crunches.

Doctor warns that smoking causes neck pain, prolonged back pain

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Smoking not only causes cancer and heart disease but also silently destroys the spine, making neck and back pain persistent and difficult to treat.

People with high blood pressure should not ignore these dishes

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Familiar but nutrient-dense foods can help lower blood pressure naturally if supplemented regularly every week.

From 2026, medical staff can enjoy 100% occupational allowances

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From 2026, medical staff working in some specific fields or in disadvantaged areas can enjoy preferential allowances of up to 100%.