Health
5 simple habits to help boost metabolic and mental health
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Eating more dill, processing broccoli properly, maintaining exercise, and drinking coffee regularly are good habits that can bring many health benefits.
Some batches of Xmen for Boss Intense shower gel and Botanika hand sanitizer were recalled
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Two recalled products include Botanika Handwash and Xmen for Boss Intense shower gel due to violations of the announced formula.
Perilla tea is good for health but needs to be careful when using
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Perilla tea has many health benefits, but it needs to be used properly to be effective and avoid unwanted effects.
Simple walking tips to help stabilize blood sugar
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Without needing to exercise too much, interval walking still brings many health benefits such as increasing endurance, protecting joints, and supporting blood sugar control.
From July 15, 2026, medical staff will receive a series of allowances, the highest being 560,000 VND/time
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From July 15, 2026, many new special allowances in the health sector will be officially applied.
Evening habits cause blood sugar disorders in middle-aged women
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Many evening habits can silently increase blood sugar and the risk of pre-diabetes in middle-aged women.
Heart from brain-dead donor saves critically ill child in Ho Chi Minh City
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Ho Chi Minh City - From the donated heart of a brain-dead donor, doctors successfully performed a heart transplant, saving a 15-year-old child with end-stage heart failure.
Unexpected harms of eating while watching the phone
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Eating while using a phone screen will disrupt the digestive system and increase the risk of obesity.
4 mistakes that make skin easily darken after applying a whitening mask
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After applying a whitening mask, many skin care habits that seem harmless can make the skin easily sunburned, dull and lose its brightening effect.
Enjoy 100% of health insurance benefits when performing international obligations
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International commuters are paid 100% of the medical examination and treatment costs according to regulations by the health insurance fund (HI).
Reasons why eating lychees on an empty stomach causes blood sugar to rise rapidly
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Lychee - a fruit that is in season - is loved by many people for its high nutritional content. But eating it on an empty stomach can easily cause blood sugar to rise rapidly.
Supplementing collagen and supporting reduced risk of cardiovascular disease from mangoes
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Mangoes contain substances that support collagen supplementation and can help reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Some types of herbal liver detoxifying tea are effective, very easy to buy, easy to use
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Liver detoxification tea are drinks made from natural herbs, which have the effect of supporting liver function and supporting detoxification.
Doctors warn against being subjective with prolonged wheezing and shortness of breath signs
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Khanh Hoa - Doctors recommend that people should not underestimate the symptoms of prolonged cough, wheezing, or repeated shortness of breath.
Coffee habits can help you live healthier and younger
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Coffee is rich in antioxidants, which can support the protection of the heart, brain and contribute to slowing down aging if used in moderation every day.
Morning exercises for a firm waist after age 55
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Morning exercises for a firm waist after age 55 include squats combined with spinning, side push-ups...
Tell you how to prevent and treat high blood pressure in the elderly
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Blood pressure control is an important factor in helping the elderly maintain their health and improve their quality of life.
Doctors point out that measuring blood pressure is easy but most are doing it wrong
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Many people think blood pressure measurement is a simple thing, but just a few small mistakes can make the results significantly skewed.
How to distinguish dehydration from migraines
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Recognizing the correct location and accompanying symptoms will help you identify headaches as signs of dehydration or neurological illness requiring medical intervention.
87% of Vietnamese adolescents lack exercise: A warning bell from WHO
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Movement deprivation is becoming one of the important causes of increasing the burden of non-communicable diseases.
