At the World Population Day Commemoration 11/7 held on July 10 in Hung Yen Province, Mr. Do Xuan Tuyen, Deputy Minister of Health, reaffirmed that young people are the driving force behind Vietnam's sustainable development. By investing in youth, Vietnam can fully leverage its demographic dividend, enhance the quality of its workforce, and realize its long-term national development aspirations...

As 2025 comes to a close amid global and domestic volatility, Vietnam’s healthcare sector has demonstrated its resilience and internal capacity through compelling and data-driven outcomes. Beyond technological advancements, healthcare services have continued to improve in quality while becoming increasingly accessible to the wider population.

Discover PRP therapy - the skin rejuvenation technique utilizing your own blood to stimulate collagen synthesis, improve scars, wrinkles, and skin pigmentation, offering a safe, effective, and sustainable skin regeneration solution thanks to internationally standardized plasma extraction technology.

According to Decision No. 316/QĐ-TTg, by 2025, reference laboratories in Vietnam must be capable of performing 100% of routine tests, and a nationwide interconnection of laboratory test results will be implemented. This milestone requires hospitals and healthcare facilities to proactively invest in modern equipment, human resources, and standardized operating procedures - in order to reduce treatment and national healthcare costs, and to improve overall patient satisfaction.

With its wide applications in treating injuries and chronic conditions, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) autologous injections have been officially recognized by the Ministry of Health of Vietnam as a legal medical technique under Circular No. 23/2024/TT-BYT.

In recent years, facing the challenges of epidemics and the burden of global diseases, doctors and medical staff have constantly strived, dedicated themselves, and been ready to face difficulties to protect people's health.

International Nurses Day is observed globally on May 12th, coinciding with Florence Nightingale's birthday. This day serves as a tribute to her significant contributions to the advancement of nursing and the crucial role that nurses play in providing patient care.

Malaria is one of the most dangerous diseases, threatening human health and life. It primarily affects those with weakened immune systems, such as pregnant women, newborns, children under the age of five, refugees, migrants, internally displaced people, and indigenous people.

World Health Day is celebrated annually on April 7th to increase knowledge of the value of good health for people and societies. This event was planned by the World Health Organisation (WHO).

The World Health Organization (WHO) has assessed the global risk posed by the monkeypox outbreak as moderate, with concerns raised about undetected cases in the community.