Health

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.

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.

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.

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.

Anxiety disorder in young people is increasing and early detection symptoms are easily overlooked

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Many young people fall into a state of prolonged stress due to the pressure of studying, work and social networks, making anxiety disorder more and more common.

Dak Lak establishes 7 teams to quickly respond to epidemic prevention after floods

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Dak Lak - The health sector has established 7 additional rapid response teams to monitor, handle outbreaks, protect the environment and support health care for people after floods.

Causes of sudden joint pain in cold weather

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When the weather turns cold, joint pain can flare up fiercely. Experts explain 5 causes of this condition.

Ophthalmologist guides parents on how to protect children's eyesight

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Ophthalmologists share 5 important tips to help parents protect their children's eyesight.

Synchronizing solutions to implement public health insurance in the new period

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Health insurance is both a right to protect health and reduce medical costs, and a social responsibility, contributing to building a fair and sustainable health system.

Every year, 200,000 Vietnamese people die from cardiovascular disease

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According to statistics from the Ministry of Health, each year Vietnam has about 200,000 deaths from cardiovascular disease, accounting for nearly 33% of the total number of deaths.

Many international patients have chosen Vietnam as a reliable destination

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Many international patients have chosen Vietnam as a reliable destination due to its guaranteed quality, quick medical examination and treatment time and reasonable costs.

Simple habits that help lower blood sugar quickly

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Just walk 10 minutes after a meal, you can lower blood sugar, reduce cravings, improve digestion and mood.

Doctors warn of the risk of skin diseases during high tide season

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HCMC - Recently, rain and high tides have caused flooding in many areas of HCMC, creating conditions for bacteria to grow and increasing the risk of skin diseases.

Saving the life of a patient in a coma due to a rare brain tumor

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Doctors at K Hospital have just successfully treated a 17-year-old patient with a tranus of brain tumor leading to a coma.

Dinner dessert helps reduce visceral fat

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Greek yogurt combined with walnuts and berries can become a "night weapon" to help reduce visceral fat.

WHO recommends Vietnam to absolutely ban e-cigarette and heated tobacco trading

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WHO representative recommended that Vietnam include the trading of e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products in the list of prohibited industries of the amended Investment Law.

Support kidney detoxification with three types of homemade drinks

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Here are three types of homemade drinks that help detoxify the kidneys, according to Indiatimes.com.

People-friendly drinks help sleep well

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This popular drink helps relax, sleep well and wake up better every night.

The weather turns cold, cardiovascular patients hospitalized increase sharply

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The cold weather has caused many cardiovascular patients, especially the elderly, to be hospitalized due to shortness of breath and worsening symptoms.