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What is Safe Drinking Water?
In theory, the process from when treated water from the plant reaches the consumer must comply with strict safety standards and must not contain any harmful substances that pose health risks. However, in practice, abnormalities in clean water sources can still occur due to issues in the water treatment process, such as the recent water contamination incident in Hanoi. The most pressing concern now is how to identify safe drinking water and how to respond when clean water sources are polluted.
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Dietary guidelines for individuals with low blood pressure.
Diet plays an important role in the treatment of low blood pressure. Poor eating habits can worsen the symptoms of low blood pressure. On the other hand, a proper nutrition plan can help individuals with low blood pressure improve their blood pressure results as desired.
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What color is amniotic fluid? Common abnormalities associated with amniotic fluid
Amniotic fluid serves to nourish and protect the fetus throughout pregnancy. By examining the color and volume of the amniotic fluid, doctors can assess the health status and certain conditions of the fetus.
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What are foods rich in DHA?
In adults, DHA plays a protective role against many chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease, depression, diabetes, neurodegenerative disease (Alzheimer's). For newborns and young children, DHA is very essential to ensure visual development, promote better intellectual and psychological skills.
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Hand, foot, and mouth disease: Warning signs indicating the risk of complications
Hand, foot, and mouth disease is a rapidly spreading illness, with the potential to develop into severe complications such as meningitis and encephalitis, which can be fatal. Currently, there is no specific antiviral treatment available for this disease.
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Diaphragmatic dysfunction can cause shortness of breath and hiccups
The diaphragm is an important organ in the respiratory system. When there is diaphragmatic dysfunction, it can cause shortness of breath and hiccups.
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The world's second pseudotumor sufferer as a result of metal poisoning has recovered.
Recently, Vinmec Times City International General Hospital (Hanoi) successfully completed a complex operation for a patient with a highly severe and uncommon pseudotumor, resulting in dangerous complications from the grinding of the old-generation artificial joint.
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When is blood urea nitrogen measurement indicated?
Blood urea test is used to evaluate liver and kidney function. So when is this test indicated and what does high blood urea mean?
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What diseases causes abdominal pain, vomiting, and elevated white blood cell count?
Hello doctor. Last night, my younger sibling started experiencing abdominal pain at 1 a.m. accompanied by vomiting. The pain has persisted until now. After undergoing a medical examination, the doctor has not identified the specific illness, but the symptom of elevated white blood cell count was noted
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The impact of obesity on "intimacy"
Obesity can lead to many serious health conditions. In addition, it negatively impacts the sexual life of men, most notably causing erectile dysfunction or impotence. For women, obesity can affect both sexual health and fertility.
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