My father was recently diagnosed with liver cancer, and I have been gathering Gynura procumbens leaves to cook soup daily. Will this help support his liver and reduce the cancer? asks Nam Anh, 37, from Khanh Hoa.

"Tet is a time for family reunions, so we often stay up past midnight," shares Hoang Oanh, 36, from Nghe An.

Is it true that eating kohlrabi helps prevent the flu and boost immunity during the cold season? (Thanh Hai, 54, Ninh Binh)

During Tet, my family often eats meat rolls with raw vegetables and mixed salads to avoid oil and fat. Does this practice affect digestive health?

Many families choose meningococcal vaccination ahead of the new year to prevent illness during Tet or spring excursions.

As preparations for Tet travel begin, many people are proactively seeking flu vaccinations to prevent illness, concerned about unpredictable weather conditions.

Hepatitis B vaccine, tuberculosis vaccine, and RSV monoclonal antibody can be administered to newborns from mot day old, preventing and blocking the risk of severe illness upon infection.

My neighbor suggested smelling crushed garlic to clear phlegm, open airways, and promote sleep. My 5-year-old child has influenza A with nasal congestion; should I use this method? (Phuong Trinh, 34, Quang Tri)

After experiencing four recurrences of genital warts within one year despite various treatments, 24-year-old Manh Ninh gradually lost his self-confidence.

Khai, living in Ho Chi Minh City, took his wife and children for hepatitis B vaccination after his father was diagnosed with late-stage liver cancer.

Pneumococcal bacteria can cause a range of illnesses, from pharyngitis, sinusitis, and middle ear infections to pneumonia and sepsis, carrying a high risk of death or severe long-term complications.

Is it possible for newborns to receive hepatitis B, tuberculosis vaccines, and RSV monoclonal antibody at the same time for early prevention of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) disease? (Thuy, 28, Hanoi)

Meningococcal disease causes severe headaches, sudden fever above 38 degrees C, convulsions, and stiff neck in its early stages; these signs are often vague and easily mistaken for other conditions.

My girlfriend has been diagnosed with HPV type 16. Am I at risk of contracting the virus through sexual contact, and what steps should I take to prevent infection? (Phu An, 23, Ho Chi Minh City)