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On March 27, the Department of Preventive Medicine, the Ministry of Health organized a communication workshop to reduce salt in the diet to prevent hypertension, stroke…
Cardiovascular experts say: Cardiovascular diseases in children have many different characteristics than heart disease in adults.
Chicken is an indispensable food in every Lunar New Year but few people know that, from a scientific perspective, some cases cannot eat chicken.
According to Health, hypertension is caused by an unreasonable diet, lack of physical activity, smoking and abuse of alcohol.
Dr. Vo Tuan Anh, Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery, said the father of the method is Japanese professor Ozaki.
According to the announcement of UT, the National Institute of Health Research (NIH) has granted US $ 441,000 to UT to implement the project.
Banh chung is an indispensable food in traditional Tet days in Vietnam. This is a nutritious food but not everyone should eat it.
The scientific world is preparing to bring people to the universe to carry out their mission longer and deeper. Mars is the target of both private firms and state space…
According to Health, when temperatures fall in the winter, weather-related health problems start to rise.
Marijuana is one of the stimulants banned in many countries around the world, including Vietnam.
People who give up breakfast or poor breakfast will double the risk of developing atherosclerosis, a disease that can lead to dangerous heart disease.
Canadian scientists found dramatic moments in a sports match that could make viewers' heart rates more than double, threatening health, Telegraph reported on October 5.
Oats contain lots of vitamin E, B6, B5 and minerals like iron, selenium, magnesium and copper. This is one of the most nutritious and high-fiber cereals.
In the afternoon of August 3, Cho Ray Hospital (Ho Chi Minh City) said that it has successfully rescued a female patient with ventricular arrhythmia. This is a strange d…
Scientists at the ETH Zurich Institute in Switzerland have successfully printed an artificial heart made of silicone that is capable of nearly the equivalent of a human…