My daughter is one month old. How can I protect her from whooping cough since she's too young for the vaccine? (Yen Nhi, 24, Dong Nai)

My 5-year-old child has the flu. Can I treat them at home, and what precautions should I take? (Thanh Hoa, 35, Hanoi)

A nutritious diet, avoiding touching the eyes, nose, and mouth, and resting eyes every 20-30 minutes during study sessions are key to maintaining good vision in children.

While typically associated with people over 50, shingles can also affect children, particularly those with weakened immune systems or who had chickenpox early in life.

When her 13-year-old daughter asked about HPV prevention and related diseases, Hong Lan, 35, from Hanoi, felt confused and promised to answer later.

My 7-year-old son has been diagnosed with precocious puberty. Is he at risk of contracting HPV? How can I prevent it? (Linh An, 29, Ha Tinh)

Girls aged 9 to under 14 now only need two doses of the Gardasil vaccine to prevent four strains of HPV, instead of three, reducing costs.

Parents should regularly feed their children flax seeds, almonds, walnuts, or cashews to provide beneficial nutrients for healthy eyes.

The Mizuiku - I love clean water program marks a decade of teaching elementary students about the importance of water, encouraging water conservation, and promoting environmental protection.

Parents across Vietnam are investing in various activities, from gym memberships to swimming lessons and vaccinations, to ensure their children are healthy and prepared for the upcoming school year.

Air pollution leads to contaminated rainwater; children playing in the rain and dirt increases their risk of illness and complications.

Every time she buys milk for her child, 33-year-old Minh Phung in Ho Chi Minh City reads the labels very carefully, not missing a single small line.

Frequent blinking in children can be due to foreign objects, allergies, dry eyes, or underlying vision problems.