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Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Dac Phu answers questions about the effectiveness of the Covid-19 vaccine after many staff members of the Ho Chi Minh City Hospital for Tro…
Innovative toilets can reduce the burden on the health care system, while helping older adults stay home safely.
To proactively prevent and fight bird flu, people need to avoid or minimize contact with farmed or wild poultry, and do not eat sick or dead poultry...
Reading a book in the back of a car can make you feel tired, because your eyes and ears are now 'arguing' intensely, and the brain has to find a way to solve the problem.
The world famous Japanese samurai are brave warriors, brave and rarely surrender to the enemy. However, the children of the samurai are not as healthy as their father. W…
A case of hanta virus infection has been reported in China amid the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, which has been attracting the attention of netizens.
The new Corona virus (2019-nCoV) can be transmitted from person to person within 15 minutes if in close contact, such as chatting directly with a sick person.
When we are sick or have the flu, we often have only one side of our nose. This is really annoying. Why?
As of January 3, 2019, China recorded 44 cases of acute pneumonia, of which 12 were in serious condition.
Sweet potato is a familiar food for many people, but for some people who get sick or eat it improperly, at the right time, sweet potatoes can cause immeasurable health r…
In the end, the owner was a royal female magician, or a sick princess who passed away, or both cases, made people curious. But sure, true identity will be answered in th…
People who drink dirty water will surely cause many consequences for health, even leading to death. But why is wildlife still okay?
Many people are often vague when the body is sick and do not know exactly what kind of disease they are experiencing, thereby causing difficulties in treatment, and even…
The new vaccine developed by China can prevent African swine flu.
Many people spread the hepatitis B virus when sharing bowls, shaking hands, embracing sick people ... but this is a misconception.