Health
Winter should avoid these 4 foods in winter to limit flu
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Winter easily causes colds and prolonged runny noses. According to nutrition experts, some familiar foods can silently increase the risk of coughing and stuffy nose.
Drug Administration of Vietnam fined 135 million VND to Zacy Beauty Company
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The Drug Administration of Vietnam (Ministry of Health) sanctioned Zacy Cosmetics Co., Ltd. for violating the cosmetics business.
Ministry of Health fined 120 million VND, forced to destroy 3 cosmetic products of Vimac Company
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The Drug Administration of Vietnam (Ministry of Health) has just fined Vimac Cosmetics Joint Stock Company 120 million VND for violating regulations in cosmetics business activities.
Impersonating Bach Mai Hospital for recruitment to deceive workers
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Some fanpages impersonating Bach Mai Hospital posted recruitment advertisements, enticing workers to transfer money. The hospital affirmed that it did not recruit.
SOON complete facility 2 of Bach Mai and Viet Duc Hospitals to serve the people
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The Ministry of Health needs to continue to focus highly and soon complete the remaining items of facility 2 of Bach Mai and Viet Duc Hospitals.
Time to eat whole grains to help control blood sugar
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Whole grains not only help control blood sugar but also reduce visceral fat and lower cholesterol.
Winter allergies and signs that are easily mistaken for colds
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Shortness of breath and nasal congestion prolonged in winter are often mistaken for colds, but may be allergies that need to be recognized earlier.
Cao Bang transfers hundreds of Health Stations and Points to communes and wards for management
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Cao Bang Provincial People's Committee has just issued a decision to transfer the entire Health Station and Point to local management.
Benefits of silkworm beans for the elderly, support weight loss
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Seeded beans are a food rich in protein, fiber and essential minerals, helping the elderly maintain health, stabilize blood pressure and support safe weight loss.
Exercises that can be harmful to shoulders, knees and back
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Not all high-intensity exercises are good. Some familiar movements can silently damage shoulder, knee, and back joints.
Human vegetables with high blood sugar should be limited in use
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Although considered healthy foods, some familiar vegetable dishes can cause blood sugar to rise rapidly if processed or used improperly.
Doctors warn of 5 early symptoms of wrist canal syndrome
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Numb fingers every morning may be an early sign of wrist tube syndrome, a disease related to the habit of using digital devices.
Domestic drugs increase market share, Vietnam's pharmaceutical industry enters a new growth phase
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Domestic drugs are clearly increasing market share, becoming an important driving force to bring Vietnam's pharmaceutical industry into a new growth phase.
Unexpected benefits of eating bananas every morning
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Eating bananas in the morning is a simple habit but brings many health benefits.
Scratches from small wounds, dozens of patients hospitalized due to tetanus
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The National Hospital for Tropical Diseases is currently treating about 10 patients with tetanus, including mild and critical cases.
Time to apply new professional preferential allowances for commune-level healthcare
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From January 1, 2026, commune-level health station staff will enjoy new job preferential allowances according to Resolution 261, the highest level is 100% and the minimum is 70% depending on the area.
Suggested drinks to reduce uric acid when the weather turns cold
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Choosing the right drinks in winter can help control uric acid and reduce the risk of affecting health.
Effective weight loss with healthy fats
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Weight loss with healthy fats is being concerned and researched by many people.
Prolonged sleep deprivation can be a sign of mental health disorder
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Writhing, difficulty sleeping or waking up in the middle of the night not only causes fatigue but can also be an early sign of mental health disorders.
Traditional medicine has not yet fully exploited its potential
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Ho Chi Minh City - Traditional medicine is still struggling to find a worthy position, although the potential for treatment and health care is still very large.
