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People with diabetes need emergency medical support if the blood sugar is abnormally high or low, patients with heart disease need emergency care as quickly as possible…
If you think smartphones are only for listening, texting and entertainment work, there may still be a shortage. For many people, these machines are also a great help for…
While floods come and withdraw, lack of clean water is always a problem that people in these areas face.
For centuries people have used tobacco as a natural organic insecticide. Recently, US scientists affirmed that this is a potential replacement for traditional pesticides.
Argentine scientists have introduced cows and goats milk to a special diet that prevents tumor growth and some other diseases.
The World Health Organization estimates that the number of high temperature-related deaths in high-income countries in Asia and the Pacific may increase by 1,488 in the…
A number that is too surprising and shocking, makes nations immediately start to overcome if they do not want the future to be dark and gloomy.
This phenomenon is appearing in Ho Chi Minh City and neighboring provinces, very dangerous health. The eyes and respiratory tract are directly affected if there is no ti…
Weight is an important factor for babies when they are born. Children who are too low in weight often face the risk of slow, less intelligent development and many latent…
The World Health Organization (WHO) on April 8 warned that the threat from air pollution was much greater than previously reported, and repeated the global call to actio…
On April 12, in Hanoi, the French Embassy in Vietnam cooperated with trade office UBIFRANCE to hold a French-Vietnamese Workshop with the theme
According to research results announced at the Davos World Economic Forum, Vietnam is among 10 countries with low air quality and the most affected health.
Chinese people are paying a price for the country's heavy environmental pollution with their own health, the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) warns.
A large-scale study demonstrated that toxic substances in the air increase the risk of premature birth in women by up to 30%.
A study published in the journal Science (USA) on October 13 showed that primitive stoves, still widely used in the world, are the cause of killing about 2 million peopl…