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In order to protect the health of the liver, in addition to avoiding negative effects from the external environment, supplementing liver-beneficial foods also helps the…
Most of us tend to buy a lot of things about storing in the fridge or on the table in your kitchen shelf without thinking about the expiry date and their life can become…
Originating from South America thousands of years ago and known as the 'mother grain' of Inca, quinoa is still worthy of the name 'superfood'.
EB3, a drug that helps reduce the Ebola mortality rate to only 6%.
You wonder what to do when you have dengue fever, what to eat? Learn the basics of dengue through the following article.
Sexually transmitted diseases are spread from person to person through vaginal, anal or oral sex.
Kimchi cooking hot pot, meat storage, soup cooking ... will reduce the spicy, not hot.
In the afternoon of August 12, the Ministry of Health announces the Pharmaceutical Data Bank, helps look up drugs through the website or on mobile applications.
Researchers have said there is a way to make human breast cancer cells turn into fat cells based on a new study in mice.
Facial allergies are a concern for many people, especially women because they directly affect beauty. Find out the causes and treatment of facial allergies.
Glue stick to harden the mouth to reduce the risk of infection, heal, reduce scarring. - VnExpress Health
You will be surprised when broccoli, apples, cereals and yogurt are also on this list of foods that cause bloating and bloating.
Patients need to rest, reduce movement, apply ice to relieve pain, use a bandage to gently wrap and elevate the affected area to reduce swelling.
High cholesterol not only makes you threatened by cardiovascular disease. New research shows that the world's fifth-leading premature death is also linked to cholesterol.