Health
Add milk to tea and things to keep in mind about health
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The habit of adding milk to tea can affect the ability to absorb antioxidants but does not completely lose the nutritional value of this drink.
Suggested exercises suitable for people with high uric acid
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Choosing the right form of exercise will help improve metabolism, reduce uric acid buildup, and protect the bone and joint system from damage.
Formula to support liver detoxification with fish lettuce
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Biological compounds in fish lettuce and potential role in supporting liver detoxification, especially through antioxidant and anti-inflammatory mechanisms.
Extending the temporary suspension of the effectiveness of Decree 46 on food safety
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The Standing Committee of the Government agreed to extend the temporary suspension of the effectiveness of Decree 46/2026/ND-CP and Resolution 66. 13/2026/NQ-CP on food safety.
Ward health station in Ho Chi Minh City attracts people to traditional medicine examination
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After rearranging administrative boundaries, ward health stations in Ho Chi Minh City attract many people to come for examination and treatment in traditional medicine.
Sleep better thanks to supplementing a group of vitamins properly
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B vitamins help metabolize energy, soothe the nervous system and support melatonin production, an important factor for a good night's sleep.
Liver problems can be warned through changes in the skin
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Many skin changes may be an early sign that liver function is declining.
200 trays of rice, 30 trips: Warm Tet for more than 1,000 cancer patients
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More than 1,000 cancer patients at K Hospital gathered around 200 year-end meals and then went on 30 free "Loving Buses" to return home for Tet.
No worry about blood sugar spikes thanks to simple tips when eating starch
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Many people are wary of starch because they are afraid of rapidly increasing blood sugar after eating, especially in people at risk of pre-diabetes or diabetes.
More stable blood sugar thanks to 3 ways to cook young rice flakes and sticky rice properly
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Cốm and xôi, familiar dishes, can be modified to reduce the risk of blood sugar spikes if cooked properly.
Simple habits to help protect cardiovascular health every day
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Increasing plant-based foods, exercising more... are habits that help improve cardiovascular health.
Reasons why you should do standing exercises every day after 55 years old
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Standing exercises help activate the whole body, improve cardiovascular health, thereby supporting people over 55 years old to maintain their figure and be healthy every day.
Sleep risks that people with high blood pressure easily encounter during Tet
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During Tet, disrupted daily life easily disrupts sleep, for people with high blood pressure, this not only causes fatigue but also increases the risk of cardiovascular events.
Does coffee really help reduce constipation
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Drinking coffee in the morning makes many people want to go to the toilet, but is this a safe and effective solution for constipation?
Safe ways to detoxify your body at home during Tet
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After Tet days of irregular eating, a lot of grease and alcohol, proper detox at home helps the body feel lighter.
Warning signs of liver overload after year-end parties
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Early recognition of warning signs of liver overload after year-end parties helps prevent damage and protect long-term health.
Sticky rice is good for health but needs caution when used
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Sticky rice is good for health, but it needs to be used correctly and suitable for each physical condition.
New research shows obesity increases the risk of severe infection by 70%
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Obesity increases the risk of hospitalization and death from infection by 70%, according to a new study published in The Lancet.
Prolonged stress can worsen eczema and psoriasis
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Prolonged stress not only affects the mind but also directly affects the skin, causing eczema and psoriasis to break out.
Discharge before Tet: Decision based on expertise, not for spring
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Ho Chi Minh City - In the days leading up to the Lunar New Year, patients who meet medical conditions will be discharged by doctors to return to their hometowns for Tet.
