Collagen is a protein that the body makes naturally. It makes up about 33% of the total protein in the body and 70% of the skin structure. It keeps the skin elastic and smooth and reduces wrinkles and pigmentation. However, from the age of 25 onwards, the body begins to age. Collagen will gradually be deficient. The amount of collagen produced will not be able to make up for the lost amount, so the condition of the skin degrades very quickly. Collagen – a precious gift for health (Artwork) Recognizing this importance, the method of beautifying the skin with collagen was born to meet the needs of women. There are many ways to supplement collagen for the body such as: applying collagen-based products, injecting collagen, infusing collagen or taking collagen… Among them, drinking collagen is more popular both in terms of convenience, ease of storage and having Fast acting, easily absorbed into the body of the user. Does taking collagen make you fat? Know that collagen supplements are great. However, “does collagen make you fat?” It is a matter of great concern to many women today. Because, beautiful skin but having to be beautiful is the last desire of women. According to Dr. Thanh, collagen is a form of protein, but unlike the protein in meat, it will not make you gain weight like when eating regular meat. However, this also does not mean that you can comfortably drink collagen. By the fact that there are still many collagen supplements that can make you gain weight faster than usual for different reasons such as: – Collagen supplements extracted from the skin and tissues of pigs, cows, chickens, … contain high fat content, when added a lot will definitely make you gain weight. – Collagen supplements are in the form of long fibers, large molecular weight, poor absorption into the skin, easy accumulation, excess in the body causing weight gain. – Collagen supplements contain additional vitamins and minerals, so when supplemented with high amounts and used for a long time, you will be at risk of gaining weight faster than usual. In addition to the ability to beautify the skin, supplementing collagen for the body also contributes to improving health, enhancing the body’s absorption and metabolism, thereby helping us eat and sleep better. And weight gain is an inevitable consequence. Thus, the answer to the question “Does collagen make you fat” is “Yes”. Taking collagen can make you gain weight. So how to drink collagen to have beautiful skin without getting fat? Does taking collagen make you fat? (Illustration) Note when choosing collagen to drink collagen, fat will no longer be a big problem? There are many ways to choose the right type of collagen, which does not cause weight gain. You should pay attention to the following 3 points: How to supplement with collagen to not get fat? (Illustration) Firstly, you should choose products with fish skin extracts, which have a structure similar to the human body. Thus, the new body can easily absorb, not stagnate, avoid fat gain. Second, hydrolyzed collagen types with micro collagen fibers are also the type that quickly enter the body. The speed of these molecules when combined with amino acids will be transported very quickly in the body for optimal efficiency without fat. Third, women also need to pay attention to the dosage and use according to the course to avoid overload, avoid adding too much collagen, leading to the body not able to absorb it. As long as you choose the right type of collagen, you will no longer be afraid of obesity when using it.

This unique dish is called Paan, or many others are Fire Paan, appearing in India since 1972, ie, it has existed for more than 49 years now. To make Paan, the Indians used a very familiar ingredient in Vietnam, betel leaf. After being cleaned, betel leaves are placed on top of a mixture of spices, mukhwas (dill seeds coated with colorful sugar), dried fruit, and sugar. After the spice mixture is added, people will roll the betel leaf, or leave it as is, and pin some dried cloves and then burn it with fire. The fire only turns on the gas, so there is no need to prepare anything complicated. And after the fire has burned enough, the seller will quickly roll the burning betel leaf into the customer’s mouth. This is a sight not for the faint-hearted. However, Indians consider this a common thing because they are used to this dish, even they are addicted, so sometimes they have to wait in long lines to buy. Surely many of you will wonder if putting fire in your mouth like that is hot or burning? The heat is of course there, but maybe only to the extent that the body can withstand it, but it doesn’t cause burns because the fire after entering the mouth will turn off immediately. The most obvious evidence is that almost everyone who enjoys this dish is unharmed, on the contrary, they feel delicious and want to enjoy it again and again. In particular, according to recorded documents, this Paan dish in India is also considered a cure for many diseases such as coughs, colds and headaches, in addition, this dish also helps freshen breath and increase blood pressure. strengthen health. A Paan shop owner in India shared: “ Some people get scared as soon as they see this dish for the first time. But they all try once. It doesn’t have any side effects and it’s very safe and won’t hurt anyone “.

The new Covid-19 vaccine Sputnik Light was registered on May 6. (Source: Sputnik) According to Russian Health Minister Murashko, just registered a few days ago, the Sputnik Light vaccine has attracted interest abroad. However, Mr. Murashko did not specify which countries have shown interest in this vaccine. Sputnik Light is the first component of Sputnik V – a recombinant human viral vector of serotype 26 (rAd26). The Gamaleya Research Institute, together with the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), conducted a global trial of the effectiveness of Sputnik Light on February 21, and the vaccine was officially registered on May 6. The data showed that the vaccine was 79.4% effective, higher than many two-component vaccines. The nearly 80% efficacy level is higher than many of the world’s two-dose vaccines, highlighting the vaccine’s proven effectiveness against all new variants. According to a report by the Russian Direct Investment Fund, no serious side effects were noted after vaccination with Sputnik Light; vaccines comply with standard logistics and storage requirements. The single-dose vaccine, which allows more people to be vaccinated in less time, is effective in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic during the acute phase of development. (according to Sputnik)

The root cause is believed to be 30 years of not trying to clear people’s doubts about vaccine side effects, according to the above article. Nikkei Asia 10/5. The landmark court ruling of 1992 During the 1980s, Japan possessed world-leading vaccine technology for the treatment of chickenpox, encephalitis, and pertussis. These technologies are licensed to the US and other countries. But vaccine development in Japan came to a near complete halt following a 1992 court ruling ordering the government to compensate people for side effects after vaccination. The Japanese people see this as a landmark ruling that opens the way for victims to seek compensation on a broader scale. A Japanese official injects a vaccine against Covid-19. Photo: Reuters. The Japanese government did not appeal the ruling. Vaccination was also no longer mandatory after the government revised the law in 1994. Since then, vaccination rates in Japan have declined as parents become more concerned about side effects. The AIDS crisis also has a negative impact. In 1996, a Japanese health ministry official was convicted of negligent manslaughter following a scandal involving HIV-contaminated blood products. Despite the government’s efforts to hold responsible, the incident still made officials in Japan feel that they would suffer the consequences if anything happened, while the politicians were unharmed. Gaps in policy Japan is currently facing a “vaccine gap”. In the US and Europe, the product licensing process takes only a few years, but in Japan it is more than 10 years. The Japanese Ministry of Health has issued a special license for the Pfizer vaccine to be administered to the elderly, but this licensing process only applies to foreign vaccines. Meanwhile, the US administration has accelerated vaccine development since the 2001 anthrax attack. When there is a public health crisis in the country, the US Department of Health and Human Services will coordinate with other agencies. research institutes and pharmaceutical companies to respond appropriately. The agency also supports development budgets, clinical trials, as well as emergency approvals. The global vaccine market is growing by nearly 7% per year. New vaccines are released every time a new deadly infectious disease emerges, such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) and Ebola. The mRNA technology used in making vaccines has been studied for the past 20 years and is being applied to fight Covid-19. But private companies in Japan can hardly solve this problem alone because of the lack of motivation to promote the development, purchase, or stockpile of vaccines. Japan currently does not have a domestically produced vaccine. Photo: AFP. “There is a gap in the vaccine because there is still a gap in policy,” said Tetsuo Nakayama, a professor at Kitasato University in Tokyo. One can mention the case of UMN Pharma, a Japanese biotech company that uses new technology to develop flu vaccines. UMN Pharma used to spend more than $100 million to build a manufacturing plant, but the company’s application for a license was rejected in 2017. The grounds for the rejection were that the product “lacked clinical importance” compared to vaccines. available. UMN Pharma currently has negative total assets and is owned by Shionogi – another Japanese pharmaceutical company. The vaccine made by UMN Pharma has been approved in the US. This has led one in the Japanese vaccine industry to question whether anyone still wants to make new vaccines in the country. Complicated legal regulations Technology and research talent are also flowing outside of Japan. “Japan has a lot of regulations but it has a weak support system,” said one virus expert. The country has only two research facilities that can handle the most dangerous viruses. But one of the two establishments has only recently reopened because it was previously opposed by the local people. Public Administration Reform Minister Taro Kono was appointed on January 18 as the person in charge of Japan’s vaccination campaign. Photo: Japan Times. Vaccine research in Japan is subject to complicated regulations by many ministries. Experiments involving gene editing are limited to the Cartagena Protocol. This is an international legal document on biosafety management with genetically modified organisms that Japan has approved. Meanwhile, Europe exempts pharmaceutical companies from applying the Cartagena Protocol. The United States has not yet ratified this document. Japanese manufacturers even ignore the domestic market. Takeda Pharmaceutical, for example, has no plans to license its dengue vaccine in Japan. The same thing happened with the vaccine made from tobacco leaves of Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma company. In the immediate future, Tokyo has quickly appointed a minister in charge of the Covid-19 vaccine. But products made by AnGes, Shionogi, and other Japanese companies are not expected to be approved before 2022.

NTT patient (45 years old, Ha Long city, Quang Ninh) was examined by a dermatologist and diagnosed with granulomas after injecting an unknown melasma drug with red swelling, rash, and soreness on 2 mounds. mother. Many other women do not go to the spa but apply the beauty method at home according to word-of-mouth by pounding betel leaves and covering on the skin with pigmentation for 1 month. As a result, the melasma does not disappear, but many dark spots appear on the skin. These are just a few typical cases in many cases of complications due to improper and unsafe skin pigmentation. Melasma wrong treatment regimen, use of unknown cosmetic products, improper skin care in reputable cosmetic establishments, will be susceptible to side effects, risk of complications such as pain, reddened skin. itchy skin, swelling, itching, hyperpigmentation or hyperpigmentation, the skin becomes more sensitive, burns the skin … even bad scarring. Women have to undergo a long treatment process to restore damaged skin in about 3 months to 1 year. To treat melasma at the root, it is necessary to understand correctly about melasma Common causes of melasma include: Sunlight: Ultraviolet (UV) light from the sun stimulates melanocytes. In fact, just a small amount of UV light can cause melasma to return after fading. This is why melasma is often darker in the summer. It is also the main reason why so many people experience melasma over and over again. Factors inside the body: it can be due to nutrition, genetics, endocrine disorders that promote the production of melanin under the skin. In addition, many cases of skin pigmentation of unknown cause. Skin care products: If using a product that irritates the skin, it can also worsen your melasma condition. Neoplasms of the skin (left) and dark spots due to improper treatment of melasma. Melasma treatment solutions Combination treatment of skin pigmentation: stop taking oral contraceptives; Use sunscreen when outdoors. Use mild bleach to wash and dry skin, use a mild moisturizer (if the skin is both chloasma and acne, it should not apply). Prevent the formation of new pigments with melanocytes inhibitors of melanin formation, including: hydroquinone 2 – 4% (for about 3 months), which can cause irritation and redness. Azelaic acid can be used long term, safe even during pregnancy, however, it can cause skin irritation. Using topical corticosteroids such as hydrocortisone can cause the spots to fade quickly, but are susceptible to side effects (skin atrophy, thinning of the skin). Other methods: Pigmentation removal method: Salicylic acid topical cream can be used, in addition, topical alpha hydroxyacids, including glycolic acid and lactic acid, can be used as peeling creams. Topical retinoids are also a solution, but there are side effects that can cause dermatitis and should not be used during pregnancy. Destruction of pigmentation with intense light: 10-20 weeks of treatment, but even those with good results, pigmentation may reappear when exposed to sunlight or due to endocrine disorders. What to do when the skin is pigmented? When melasma, the first task is to see a dermatologist to determine the cause and only when identifying the correct cause to cure it can treat all melasma. On the market today, there are not many melasma treatment products and do not bring real effects, and can not be used for most cases of melasma. When melasma, most women find ways to treat. However, the treatment of melasma is not an overnight and can be stopped immediately, but the effect comes very slowly, requiring persistence. Because it is difficult to identify the specific cause, the treatment of melasma is very difficult, time-consuming and needs to follow the instructions of a specialist. The quick whitening measures that women are often in a hurry to use can help temporarily remove melasma, but it is easy to risk the skin pigmentation coming back, even more severe and difficult to treat, the skin is also rough and poor vitality. Many women when going to the doctor have damaged their facial skin because of the wrong treatment of melasma on this particularly sensitive skin. Therefore, absolutely do not apply drugs or cosmetics according to the advice, do not know the origin. The chemicals used a lot in whitening cosmetics, anti-pigmentation … all contain strong detergents, maybe at first used bleached skin looks very beautiful, but used for a long time, increasingly skin being eroded, the young skin layer will appear, if you go to the sun, it is easy to get melasma. At the same time, the cream has a small amount of mercury, which can cause skin atrophy, if used for a long time, the skin of the face will become permanent. Absolutely do not use cosmetics, melasma drugs sold in the market but on the product packaging there is no ingredient listed. Many cases of permanent melasma because of using corticosteroid creams. As a result, the facial skin is atrophy, leading to nutritional disorders, loss of resistance, causing the skin to become more pigmented. In general, there is no method that can treat melasma quickly and effectively in the long term, if not combining solutions to avoid maximizing the treated skin area exposed to ultraviolet rays from the sun. Wear a wide-brimmed hat when out in the sun and use sunscreen regularly to prevent sun damage to the skin.

Allergic reaction Illustration. Sunscreen contains chemicals that can irritate the skin, such as redness, swelling, irritation, and itching. Some people experience severe allergic reactions, rash and intense itching. This allergic reaction can be caused by chemicals found in sunscreens like perfumes and preservatives. PABA, short for para-aminobenzoic acid, is one of the most common ingredients found in sunscreens because it effectively absorbs ultraviolet rays but can also cause allergic reactions. As a result, many reputable sunscreen brands have removed this substance from their products. Sunscreen can make acne worse Certain chemicals in sunscreen products can make acne-prone skin worse. To get rid of this side effect of sunscreen, you can choose a non-acne-causing, non-greasy sunscreen, and should choose sunscreens for all skin types. Eye irritation Sunscreen that gets in your eyes can be painful and irritating. This can also cause eye burns and temporary sensitivity to light. Some people claim that chemical sunscreens can also cause blindness. If sunscreen gets in your eyes, rinse with cool water or see a doctor. Causes a rash Sunscreen can cause a rash in people with sensitive skin. Ideally, you should have a skin exam before choosing to buy a sunscreen product. May cause pain in hairy areas In areas like your underarms, you should use a gel instead of a sunscreen to avoid pain. Sunscreen can dry out the skin Many people experience dry skin after applying sunscreen. If you experience this, consider changing the type and consult your pharmacist for the best post-sun care skin care method. How to choose the right sunscreen People should use sunscreens that are free of the chemicals above and are composed of titanium and zinc. These substances form a strong chemical barrier to prevent UV rays from damaging the skin. Nor can zinc and titanium penetrate the skin, causing serious health problems. If possible, choose sunscreens made with natural ingredients like coconut oil, shea butter, and carrot oil. These products usually have a sun protection rating of SPF 30 or higher. People should use sunscreens that are free of the chemicals above and are composed of titanium and zinc. How to use sunscreen for good? Most people use sunscreen for fear that sun exposure will cause cancer. In fact, only 10% of skin cancers are related to UV rays. Even studies have shown that proper sun exposure can help prevent the development of skin cancer. Patients with malignancies are more likely to survive when they are exposed to the sun. Therefore, people do not have to overdo sunscreen all the time and should not apply too much. Emmanuel Abraham, a biomedical researcher at Bumrungrad International Hospital (Bangkok, Thailand), said sunlight is a rich source of vitamin D. This substance helps prevent certain bone diseases, muscle weakness, multiple sclerosis and type 1 diabetes. The skin is starting to turn pink, which is a sign of sun damage. If this happens, go to a shady spot as soon as possible or apply sunscreen containing compounds that are not harmful to your health. Another effective way to protect your body from sun exposure is to wear a hat and long clothing.

Knee pain in the elderly is common Knee pain in the elderly Knee pain (also known as knee pain) is damage in and around the knee joint, consisting of soft tissues, tendons, ligaments, and synovial sac. The knee joint is one of the joints with the most active frequency and is subject to great pressure from the entire body, so it is very susceptible to damage. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), about 10% of the middle-aged population and older suffer from knee pain. Symptoms of knee pain Knee pain includes the following series of typical symptoms: Pain: Usually dull pain, can be severe pain after vigorous exercise, pain relief with rest. Swelling and burning of joints: The knee is swollen, red, and the skin is warm to the touch. There is a scratching noise in the knee: When the joint is damaged, the joint cartilage is eroded and loses its smoothness, the joint is no longer buffered, so when moving, it often makes a sound. Joint stiffness, difficulty stretching: Waking up in the morning often has stiffness, difficulty stretching. Spasticity usually lasts about 30 minutes. Numbness of the feet: Nerves are pinched so the leg force is weak, causing a feeling of numbness, reducing mobility. Joint deformation: Inflammatory knee can cause disfigurement or indentation causing pain. In addition to these typical symptoms, patients may also notice pale, cold skin on their feet, fatigue, weakness, and possibly a little fever and chills. Pain, swelling, and stiffness are typical symptoms of knee pain Causes of knee pain in the elderly Old The main cause of knee pain more common in the elderly than in young people is aging. Natural aging of the body causes bone density to decrease, joints gradually loosen. The older you get, the more severe the damage is because the cartilage is eroded, becoming rough, thorny. Over time, the ends of the bones create friction, causing pain. Suffering from osteoarthritis Knee pain in the elderly is also a symptom as well as the consequences of many osteoarthritis diseases such as: degenerative knee arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, knee bursitis, patella tendinitis, gout … Overweight, sedentary Being overweight and obese increase pressure on the knees. Sedentary causes stiffness, increases the risk of knee pain in the elderly. Nature of work People who often do heavy-carrying jobs, stand for long periods of time also put pressure on their knees, causing pain and osteoarthritis. Injury Fall or impact affects the knee, stretching ligaments, stretching ligaments, damage to joint cartilage, dislocation of kneecap … What are the complications of knee pain in the elderly? Mild knee pain causes persistent pain, dullness, difficulty walking, interfering with daily activities. Severe knee pain can cause severe pain, disfigurement, and inability to walk as usual. 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By Klaus-Rainer Jackisch, MR New money to stimulate the ailing economy is generated by the European Central Bank rather silently and unspectacularly. To combat the crisis, the central bank does not buy meters high paper or tons of paint to use to print new banknotes. Their delivery vans also do not transport cash from the catacombs of the Eurotower. And there is no printing press in the cellar that rattles, runs hot and steams vigorously. No, central bank money is usually created with a few clicks of the mouse on the computer – and in times of Corona even in the home office. The ECB thus produces book money, writes it in its books and distributes it on the markets.

Almost two trillion just for PEPP

1.85 trillion euros are generated almost incidentally in this way to combat pandemics alone. For this huge sum, the ECB buys bonds on the international financial markets in its PEPP program, which was set up especially for the coronavirus pandemic: government bonds, for example, with which the euro countries raise money for their budgets. Municipal bonds, the proceeds of which municipalities use to finance a new waterworks or the renovation of their town hall. And corporate bonds, which companies use to finance the development of new e-cars, economical washing machines or unusual chocolate creations, for example. Some of these bonds have excellent credit ratings and sell like hot cakes. You shouldn’t have others in your depot. The ECB will buy them anyway if they do not fall below certain criteria. The large amount of money that flows into the cycle is supposed to keep the economy going. It enables banks to lend companies cheaply so that they can continue to exist and hopefully expand again soon. Overall, it lowers interest rates because the central bank buys almost everything and the issuers can easily get rid of their bonds: So you only have to pay low interest. And finally, it provides the entire system with sufficient liquidity so that there are no bottlenecks. Since the financial crisis, the ECB, like other central banks, has seen bond purchases as a panacea for getting the economy going again. She didn’t really succeed. But at least the economy was able to recover a little for a while and did not slide down completely.

Risks and Side Effects

The side effects of this monetary policy are visible everywhere: the stock markets are exploding as if there is no tomorrow. Because of a lack of returns, the money flows to the stock exchanges. In the real estate markets, the home is becoming a barely affordable luxury property. After all, the sheer mass of liquidity also produces inflation in the long term, so it devalues ​​the money if it is not collected again in time. The first signs are already noticeable in real life. Another phenomenon that has so far received little attention is developing more in the dark. Experts call it the “zombization” of parts of the economy – a development that causes great damage in the long term and is likely to further reduce the level of welfare. The somewhat creepy term describes companies for which the large amount of cheap money from the ECB ensures their survival, although under normal circumstances they would have been bankrupt long ago. Either because your business idea is out of date or you cannot adapt to new circumstances. Or finally, because they are simply working inefficiently. So there are companies that can no longer pay their interest from current profits and would therefore have to file for bankruptcy. But given the current conditions, they can easily get more loans to service their interest.

Thousands of “zombie” companies in Germany alone?

The Cologne Institute of the German Economy estimates that around 5000 such “seemingly dead” companies have emerged in Germany alone in the wake of the pandemic. Their processing is also prevented because the obligation to report bankruptcy is currently suspended in this country. Worldwide, the share of such “zombie” companies is now around 18 percent, estimates the Bank for International Settlements in Basel (BIS), the central bank of the central banks and, so to speak, the mother of the entire central banking world. This value is the highest ever measured. Before the crisis it was twelve percent. This is partly due to the corona crisis. But the BIS experts have calculated that around 70 percent of these companies have no chance of getting back on their feet even without the virus. Instead, they would be artificially kept alive with the cheap money. The BIS has viewed this development with great concern for years. That is why it repeatedly calls on its members to end the loose monetary policy and return to reasonable interest rates. From an economic point of view, dragging sick and unproductive companies through is fatal in the long term because it lowers the welfare of societies and thus widening the gap between rich and poor.

Innovation slowed down, dynamism paralyzed

The structural problems of the European economy, which have at least been aggravated by the ECB policy, can be seen in bare figures: The productivity of workers in Europe has stagnated for years and continued to decline during the crisis. The number of start-ups, particularly in Germany, is also falling. In the land of inventors and inventors, the volume of patent applications is also stagnating. In fact, the monetary policy of the ECB is also causing economic dynamism in the euro zone to slacken because the “seemingly dead” companies are clogging the system. Because they occupy market areas and thus make it more difficult for new, innovative companies to enter. “Zombie” companies tie up capital, expertise and skilled workers that are lacking elsewhere in order to get new developments off the ground. The OECD has been warning of these developments for years and has repeatedly made it clear that Europe in particular is falling behind in global competition. Because in order to be able to keep up with an aggressive China and the self-conscious USA, functioning, dynamic economies are needed in Europe that are characterized by high innovative strength. Otherwise, they will not be competitive in the long run. However, this is exactly what the current monetary policy prevents.

ECB fears turbulence in the financial markets

The ECB is well aware of these connections. But when it comes to choosing between plague and cholera, it is better to stick to current politics. Even the appearance of a change in monetary policy immediately triggers unrest in the financial markets, as the rise in bond yields a few weeks ago as a result of higher inflation rates showed. The ECB is not primarily concerned with the welfare of the financial markets. But severe turbulence there always has very negative consequences for the real economy – especially for the labor market. ECB boss Christine Lagarde will probably also assure this week after the council meeting that the ultra-loose monetary policy will be continued. In fact, as announced in March, the pace of bond purchases has increased significantly in recent weeks. The ECB regards this monetary policy as a blessing. But how much it will become a curse for the economy in the long term will only be able to be assessed in years.

COVID-19 vaccine from Johnson & Johnson. Photo: AFP / VNA On April 13, US federal health authorities recommended to suspend the use of Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine for “cautious” reasons, awaiting the results of investigating the possible link between the vaccination. this with thrombotic side effect. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are reviewing six cases of thrombosis following the vaccination. Meanwhile, according to Reuters, on April 15, US infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci hopes that US regulators will soon make a quick decision on resuming Johnson & Johnson’s vaccination, bringing the vaccine back. immunization program. The day before, the US CDC advisory committee postponed at least a week to vote on whether to resume use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to wait for more data on thrombotic risks. Mr. Fauci feared that the prolonged delay of the vaccine could affect people’s hesitancy. “I think we need to continue to emphasize that this is a very effective and usable vaccine that is very, very valuable in a global context,” he said. Following the US, some countries have made similar moves with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine
On April 13, the South African Ministry of Health announced it had suspended the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine in the country’s vaccination program, although South Africa has not received a report related to coagulation after 290,000 people in the country. has received the COVID-19 vaccine from the brands. Two weeks ago, South Africa licensed the use of vacicne Johnson & Johnson and so far only vaccinated this vaccine to health workers in the study framework. Before the above developments, Dutch Health Minister Hugo de Jonge said that the country has not decided whether to launch the Johnson & Johnson vaccine injection this week or not. He stated that the Netherlands will wait for information from the European Pharmaceutical Authority (EMA) before making a decision. In contrast, some countries continue to use the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Belgium has said it will not stop the vaccination at this stage. Poland started to vaccinate Johnson & Johnson when the government confirmed that the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the risks. Meanwhile, Spanish officials have not received the notice of stopping the Johnson & Johnson vaccination. For its part, the World Health Organization (WHO) says it is monitoring global data of various reports to see if similar cases occur elsewhere, and it will take time. Time to evaluate vaccine data from Johnson & Johnson. Denmark completely discontinues the AstraZaneca vaccine; Thailand is still considered the mainstay Prime Minister of Thailand Prayut Chan-O-Cha (middle) was vaccinated against COVID-19 by AstraZeneca company in Bangkok, on March 16, 2021. Photo: AFP / VNA Before the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, the AstraZeneca vaccine was also in the same situation. The AstraZeneca vaccine is suspected of causing thrombosis, causing a series of European countries to suspend use, despite WHO recommendations. Recently, on April 14, Denmark became the first European country to permanently stop using the AstraZeneca vaccine due to concerns about rare blood clotting side effects. Denmark thinks that AstraZeneca’s vaccine may not be needed because it has managed the COVID-19 pandemic and may just depend on the vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna. Before that, from March 11, Denmark, along with Iceland and Norway, have suspended the use of this vaccine. Followed by a number of other European countries, including France, Germany and Italy. Federal Health Ministers and states in Germany unanimously recommend a second shot after getting the first shot with the AstraZeneca vaccine, under which one shot of the preparation is given to those under 60 years of age. This could be a second shot with another vaccine. In Bulgaria, Health Minister Kostadin Angelov also announced that the launch of AstraZeneca’s vaccine in the country could be stopped because people are not interested. The European Drug Administration – the European Union’s (EU) drug regulator – then recommended that countries continue to use vaccines as the benefits of vaccines far outweigh any potential risks. hidden from humans. Last week, the European pharmaceutical regulator listed clotting as an extremely rare side effect of the AstraZeneca vaccine. Some countries have started to re-use the vaccine after the suspension, but limited in the number of people vaccinated. As is the case in the UK, the country says it will offer another vaccine for people under the age of 30. While some countries are vaccinated with AstraZeneca, Thailand Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced that the AstraZeneca vaccine will be the mainstay of the Southeast Asian country’s COVID-19 vaccination program. Mr. Anutin confirmed that Thailand has the expertise to closely monitor vaccine information and the decision is based on science. Thailand’s vaccination campaign mainly relies on domestically produced AstraZeneca vaccine and 2 million doses of Chinese vaccine to vaccinate about 35 million people, equivalent to 50% of the population – Thailand’s goal. must be reached by the end of 2021. Along with Thailand, Korea has decided to continue to vaccinate AstraZeneca for those who qualify. People younger than 30 years of age have not yet received the vaccine because the risk of blood clots outweighs the benefit of the vaccination. Continued reassurance and investigation of coagulation phenomenon after vaccination Health care workers give COVID-19 vaccine to people in Llanelli, South Wales (UK), April 9, 2021. Photo: AFP / VNA While countries are moving differently with the Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca vaccines, WHO continues to assert the benefits of COVID-19 vaccination. On April 15, WHO Director in Europe Hans Kluge reaffirmed that the benefits of the AstraZeneca vaccine outweigh the risks. “Make it clear that there is no doubt that the AstraZeneca vaccine is effective in reducing hospital admissions for COVID-19 and preventing severe illness that leads to death. The WHO has recommended this vaccine as soon as possible,” he said. as possible for adults to increase resistance to the SARS-CoV-2 virus “. WHO officials also pointed out that out of the 200 million people who got the AstraZeneca vaccine, there are only a few rare cases of a blood clotting disorder. He emphasized that the risk of blood clots in patients with COVID-19 is much higher than in those receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine. A study by scientists at the University of Oxford UK showed that COVID-19 patients have a higher risk of developing blood clots in the brain than those vaccinated against the disease. Data from over 500,000 patients with COVID-19 show that blood clotting occurs at an incidence of 39 out of 1,000,000 patients. Of the more than 480,000 people who received the COVID-19 vaccine made by BioNTech / Pfizer or Moderna, the incidence of coagulation was 4 / 1,000,000, while the rate was slightly higher for those receiving the vaccine. AstraZeneca – about 5 / 1,000,000 after the first injection. After the coagulation incident with the Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca vaccines, the researchers found that this rare side effect only occurs with vaccines using adeno virus vector technology (the virus that causes the common cold). There has been no record of coagulation in people who received the vaccine using other technologies from Pfizer and Moderna. However, the link between the technology using adeno virus vectors and coagulation is only a simple guess, there is no evidence. Russian vaccine has not caused any blood clotting cases and is increasingly “expensive”. Vaccine Sputnik V in Moscow, Russia. Photo: AFP / VNA When Western countries investigated blood clotting side effects, the Gamaleya Research Institute – which develops the Russian vaccine Sputnik V – said the vaccine has not caused any adverse reactions related to blood clotting. According to the Gamaleya Institute, there is no reason to equate the safety of the Johnson & Johnson, AstraZeneca vaccines with Sputnik V. All three of these vaccines are vector-based, using the adeno virus to deliver the protein of SARS-CoV- 2 into human cells, helping to stimulate the immune system’s response. However, all three manufacturers use different structures and technologies in vaccine formulation. Iran is the latest country to order Russian vaccines. Iranian Ambassador to Russia Kazem Jalali confirmed that the contract to buy 60 million doses of Sputnik V has been signed and completed, enough to give 2 doses to 30 million people. Ambassador Kazem Jalali also announced that Iran will receive the vaccine by the end of 2021. Russia is also transferring technology to produce this vaccine to a number of countries. Most recently, the Korean company ISU Abxis on April 15 announced an agreement with the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) on the technology transfer and production of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine for Korean companies. . It is expected that the production of vaccine trials will soon be deployed at a facility in Yongin, south of Seoul. The Russian Sputnik V vaccine is the second most popular vaccine in the world approved for use by national pharmaceutical regulators.

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1. Classification of the respondent mumps vaccine
2. Classification of the double mumps vaccine

1. Classification of the respondent mumps vaccine1.1. Defendant mumps vaccine classification concept

The mumps vaccine is the only vaccine that prevents mumps. It is usually a vaccine containing a live virus. The virus has been adapted and propagated in chicken embryonic cell culture. The preparation of the mumps vaccine classification is usually in the form of sterile, lyophilized powder. So need to prepare vaccines before injection.

The defendant mumps vaccine classification is indicated for vaccination in children over 12 months of age. It is not recommended for infants under 12 months of age, as the child’s body may still be retaining protective antibodies from the mother. This will interfere with the immune response, affecting the vaccine’s effectiveness.

Defendant mumps vaccine is not recommended for infants under 12 months (Image: Internet)

1.2. Side effects

The mumps vaccine classification the defendant may have side effects such as:

– Itching or stinging at the injection site.

– Fever.

Rash, redness of the skin, especially around the ears.

When does the status

Unusual fatigue or weakness.

– Have allergic reactions such as difficulty breathing, difficulty swallowing, itching of the feet or hands, swelling of the eyes or inside of the nose, …

Rare effects may include:

– Appears bruises on the skin.

– High fever.

Severe headache.

– Anger, bewildered.

Pain or swelling in the testicles and scrotum in men.

– Neck is stiff.

– Vomiting.

1.3. Note when using mumps vaccine

If you have a history of allergies, let your doctor know. Especially if you are hypersensitive to eggs. This is because live mumps vaccines are produced in chicken embryonic cell culture.

Studies in women show that the mumps vaccine classification poses minimal risk to the infant when used during lactation.

In people with weakened immune systems it may decrease the effectiveness of the vaccine or may increase the risk and severity of side effects.

2. Classification of the double mumps vaccine2.1. Common mumps vaccines

Currently, the mumps vaccine is used very rarely, replacing the dual vaccine. The double mumps vaccine is also known as the mumps vaccine. In addition to the mumps vaccine, the double mumps vaccine is also effective against a number of other infectious diseases. The most common types of mumps vaccine available today are MMR and MMRV.

In addition to the mumps vaccine, the double mumps vaccine is also effective in preventing a number of other infectious diseases (Photo: Internet)

– MMR vaccine protects the body against 3 diseases: measles, mumps and rubella.

– The MMRV vaccine protects the body against 4 diseases: measles, mumps, rubella and chickenpox.

These are very contagious diseases. They can be passed from person to person through coughing, sneezing or just by breathing.

2.2. The dose of mumps vaccine is double

The double mumps vaccine is usually in the “attenuated” form of each virus. That means they are the weakened life form of the virus in medical laboratories. The drug can be given to children from 12 months to 12 years. Ideally:

– The first dose when the child is from 12 to 15 months old.

– The second dose when the child is from 4 to 6 years old.

2.3. Side effects

Pain, redness, or rash where the shot was given.

– Fever.

Children may experience side effects such as fever after dual mumps vaccination (Image: Internet)

Swelling of glands in the cheeks or neck.

Allergic reactions such as hives, swelling of the face and throat, difficulty breathing, rapid heartbeat, dizziness or weakness may occur.

– More serious reactions may include convulsions due to high fever, unusual bleeding or bruising from low platelets, etc.

Reference source: https://www.rxlist.com/mumpsvax-drug.htm#warnings

Semen is released during sex when the man has reached orgasm. Semen contains sperm and is known for its primary function as fertilization. However, many women transmit sperm to each other with a new function of beautifying the skin. So what is this effect of damage?

According to oral experience of some people, after applying directly or masking spermatozoa with other fruits, facial skin becomes smoother and more youthful. Moreover, this is a natural beauty measure, without worrying about side effects of chemicals. This information makes many women excited, so even though it is a bit disgusting, they are still determined to try this beauty method which is called “miracle”.

When it comes to beauty with sperm, everyone thinks immediately where to get sperm? Many sisters squeezed out their husband’s exhaustion to get sperm to take care of the skin. It is not difficult for some other people to find sperm that is sold quite publicly on the Internet. Currently, many subjects such as male students, workers … are also ready to provide semen to the beauty sellers. Buying sperm is not difficult, but the price is quite high and no one can verify that the sperm has germs or not?

In fact, semen released from the man’s body each time to the top consists of many beneficial minerals. Semen and sperm itself contain vitamin C and vitamin B12. These are two substances found in many skin care products because they help rejuvenate the skin. At the same time, semen also contains sugars, proteins and amino acids, minerals, vitamins, hormones, lactic acid, urea, uric acid and nitrogen. The above substances all work on the body. However, whether it is a good effect or not depends on dosage and purification, combination. All such products have been treated to remove harmful substances. There is also no way of beauty with sperm “fresh” as people say.

Sisters rumored each other about the beauty effects of sperm without understanding the problem. Sperm preservation from the time it comes out of the body is very important. In the vaginal environment, sperm live for up to 5 days, but in the wild, after 30 minutes, they begin to die and lose their effectiveness. At that time, women who applied on the face not only did not work but also faced the risk of allergies, especially with sensitive skin. To preserve, we have to use cold nitrogen – 196 degrees Celsius.

Women need to pay special attention, when using semen of unknown origin, people are also at risk of contracting dangerous diseases such as gonorrhea, syphilis, HIV infection, hepatitis B … facial skin with open wounds or acne, absolutely do not arbitrarily apply semen on the face because at this time the risk of infection is very large.

Another risk is that the beauty effect you get is not worth the money and effort you put into it. This may be because you meet unprofessional practitioners, use fake products, or simply because the sperm products don’t work as advertised.

With “home grown” sperm, although it may be safer to use, however, doctors recommend that women absolutely should not force her husband to ejaculate to get semen. That both inhibits the male nerves and makes them more susceptible to metastases.

There are some records that in the Middle Ages, people used sperm masks to rejuvenate the skin. However, it is difficult to verify the accuracy of these documents. Furthermore, the science of the Middle Ages is much more limited than today. In fact, in the world there are studies and use of sperm in beauty, even drinking sperm, but this is only personal, but there is no scientific confirmation or method of use. specific tools. In our country, the testing is only conducted by a number of specialists or clinics without any official announcement.

Women should not take their face out to test how to beautify their skin with sperm. Because everything related to health once it is put into widespread use in the community must be based on medical evidence with clinical trials to verify the effectiveness. All rumors are baseless and can have immeasurable consequences.