Based on interviews with doctors Li Shujuan from Beijing Chaoyang Hospital and Li Xiaogang from Peking University Third Hospital, this article details how to use the "Cincinnati Stroke Scale" for early detection, explains correct emergency response measures, provides professional care advice for bedridden patients, and introduces rehabilitation methods for vision impairment (hemianopia) caused by cerebral hemorrhage.

The Southwest Hospital of Army Medical University successfully treated a patient with a pulmonary Aspergillus infection caused by smelling socks. Doctors explained the cause of the fungal infection and reminded the public, especially those with compromised immunity, to maintain personal and environmental hygiene for disease prevention.

Based on the author's extensive experience in Tibet, this article details scientific strategies for priming the body's stress response before departure through health checks, medication, and endurance training. It also covers methods to alleviate symptoms like headaches and rapid heartbeat upon arrival at high altitudes using techniques such as abdominal breathing, medication, and oxygen, aiding travelers in better adapting to the high-altitude environment.