Health
Heavy legs, prolonged cramps warning of venous insufficiency
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Heavy legs, tired legs, cramps or leg edema, especially when symptoms increase at the end of the day, may be signs of venous insufficiency that need to be examined early.
4 groups of diseases that children are susceptible to when returning to school
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In the new school year season, children are exposed to crowds, increasing the risk of infectious diseases. Doctors at Children's Hospital 2 point out 4 groups of diseases that parents need to pay attention to.
Quang Tri successfully treats large-sized pre-cancerous lesions of the rectum
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Quang Tri - Patients with large pre-cancerous rectal lesions treated with endoscopic technique, after 2 years no recurrence recorded.
36 weeks pregnant without bleeding, fetal heart is still good but the uterus has ruptured
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36 weeks pregnant with abdominal pain, stable fetal heartbeat, but doctors discovered a 3cm rupture in the right corner of the uterus, promptly performed surgery to save the mother and baby.
The link between premature use of electronic devices and obesity in children
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Children who use electronic devices too much easily have reduced mobility, eating disorders, lack of sleep and increased risk of being overweight and obese.
Cod and salmon: Nutritional and omega-3 differences
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Cod and salmon are both good for health, but differences in omega-3 make many people wonder which option is more beneficial for cardiovascular health.
How to reduce visceral fat sustainably
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Creating a reasonable calorie deficit, combining regular exercise and a healthy lifestyle helps reduce visceral fat sustainably without exacerbating the body.
Rescuing pregnant patient in abdominal cavity in a rare and dangerous location
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Ho Chi Minh City - 36-year-old patient with ectopic pregnancy in the abdominal cavity in an extremely rare and dangerous position, directly threatening life.
Vinh Long Stroke Network optimizes "golden hour", improving emergency efficiency
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Vinh Long - The 2026 Stroke Network Conference proposes solutions to connect treatment, standardize procedures, and apply technology to improve emergency efficiency.
Fatty liver may be due to everyday habits
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Fatty liver can originate from seemingly harmless daily habits.
Calm down before the new variants of SARS-CoV-2
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Information from the Ministry of Health, variant SARS-CoV-2 BA. 3. 2 is currently being monitored by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, but there is no evidence that it worsens the disease or increases the risk of death.
Cheap fiber can help improve memory for the elderly
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A new study shows that popular, accessible prebiotic fibers can help improve memory in the elderly.
Should kidney failure limit lotus seeds?
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Kidney failure is a condition where the kidney's filtering function is impaired, making it difficult for the body to eliminate excess substances such as potassium, phosphorus and metabolic products.
Hand, foot and mouth recorded in all wards and communes of Can Tho
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Can Tho - Information from the Can Tho Center for Disease Control (CDC), hand, foot and mouth disease has been recorded in all 103/103 wards and communes.
Sleeping 11 more minutes a day can help reduce the risk of stroke
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According to new research, sleeping a few more minutes, exercising more, and eating more vegetables each day can significantly reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke.
4 nutrients to help postmenopausal women maintain their figure
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Premenopausal women need to supplement vitamin B12, calcium, vitamin D and protein to maintain stable shape and health.
Tell you how to control blood sugar by eating fruits in the right amount
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Fruits are a healthy snack for people with diabetes. However, you need to choose one with a low glycemic index and eat it in the right amount.
Liver fat accumulates daily with seemingly harmless habits
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Many familiar daily habits can silently increase the amount of fat accumulated in the liver that few people realize.
Sleeping mistakes that affect health and longevity
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Sleep plays an essential role in overall health and is directly related to the risk of disease as well as life expectancy.
