Sunstroke and heatstroke are common phenomena in the summer, especially on hot days when the temperature suddenly increases. Sunstroke and heatstroke not only make us tired, dizzy, have headaches... but sunstroke and heatstroke can also lead to stroke.

The peak heat is the time when the UV index in Hanoi and Saigon is high, which can affect health, especially for those who are often exposed to sunlight. Know what time of day the UV intensity is strongest to proactively prevent it.

After recent rains, the intense heat is returning, and UV radiation is at a very high level. When going out without protection, UV rays will be harmful to the skin and health. So can wearing a coat protect against UV rays?

Are you looking for ways to protect yourself from the harmful effects of UVA and UVB rays that cause skin darkening, melasma, brown spots, and aging? The following article will provide you with unique and surprisingly effective sun protection methods.

Currently, there are many types of sunscreens on the market with many different indexes. This makes it difficult for people to choose the right sunscreen. The following article will help you choose the right sunscreen to protect your skin from UVA and UVB rays.

There are many different types of rays present in sunlight. The rays that are most harmful to our skin are called ultraviolet (UV) rays. There are two basic types of UV rays that reach the ground: UVB and UVA.

Recently, there have been many cases of heatstroke requiring emergency treatment at the hospital, especially in the summer when the temperature is increasing. The video content was consulted by Doctor Trinh Ngoc Duy, Emergency Department, Vinmec Times City International General Hospital.