Health
Eating habits help reduce the risk of kidney stones formation
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A reasonable diet not only helps the body stay healthy but also contributes to limiting factors that increase the risk of kidney stones formation.
Experts show how to reverse fatty liver
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Fatty liver not only affects the liver but also warns of the risk of metabolic disorders. Early intervention can help reverse the disease.
Cau Giay launches "Smart Health Station" model, improving service quality for people
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Hanoi - Cau Giay Ward Health Station launches the "Smart Health Station" model, applying digital technology to support people in registering for medical examinations and health management.
The miraculous journey of a premature baby girl weighing only 1.2kg, not crying, not breathing on her own
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Ho Chi Minh City - After 21 days of treatment, a premature baby girl weighing only 1.2 kg, unable to breathe on her own, has now gained weight and is eligible to return to her parents' arms.
3 common lifestyles that can increase the risk of breast cancer
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According to the Ministry of Health, some daily habits can increase the risk of breast cancer in women if prolonged for many years.
Drinking milk properly helps reduce the risk of kidney stones
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People with kidney stones can still drink milk every day if used reasonably, contributing to mineral balance and effectively supporting kidney stones prevention.
The more you eat, the more harmful it is to the kidneys
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Some familiar dishes, if used regularly and in large quantities, can put pressure on the kidneys.
Tell you how to lower blood pressure with a familiar root that is rich in potassium
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If you have high blood pressure, you can add this type of food to your meals to help better control blood pressure.
Eating a lot of protein still lacks nutrients, the reason lies in absorption capacity
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Eating a lot of protein is not necessarily beneficial if the body absorbs it poorly. Here are simple ways to effectively utilize nutrients.
Pineapple and 3 ways to use it to support kidney detoxification
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Pineapple is a fruit rich in vitamin C, antioxidants and bromelain enzyme, which is believed to be beneficial for the digestive system and the body's detoxification process.
8 protein-rich foods to store in the kitchen
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Protein-rich, easily preserved foods help build muscle, boost immunity and maintain energy for the body every day.
Secrets to eating fruit to help sleep better
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Eating fruit in the evening in the wrong way can easily cause bloating and insomnia. Refer to the secret to choosing the right type of fruit, at the right time to have a deep sleep.
Soaked okra water supports digestion and blood sugar
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Soaked okra water is used by many people with the expectation of supporting blood sugar, digestion and weight control.
Vietnam's first successful Domino's organ transplant
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On March 19, Viet Duc Friendship Hospital announced information about the first successful Domino organ transplant case in Vietnam.
3 things to do every morning for a healthy heart and stable blood pressure
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Some simple morning habits can improve cardiovascular health, maintain stable blood pressure and bring full energy throughout the day.
Foods that are richer in magnesium than dark chocolate
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Magnesium plays an important role in the body. Besides dark chocolate, you can supplement this mineral from many easily found natural foods.
Better weight management from recognizing types of obesity
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Understanding the location of fat accumulation helps obese patients accurately identify health risks and build a suitable weight loss plan.
Girl with rare Poland syndrome
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Ho Chi Minh City - Living with inferiority complex for many years due to a rare congenital defect, a 30-year-old girl was successfully intervened and has a normal life.
5 types of bitter vegetables that are good for the liver
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Some bitter vegetables contain many antioxidants and biological compounds, which contribute to supporting detoxification, reducing inflammation and protecting liver cells.
Silent habits that harm the cardiovascular system
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Lack of exercise, smoking, prolonged stress or eating late are common habits but can silently increase the risk of cardiovascular disease.
