Medical
Foreign patient removed from 83.8 gram gravel
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Can Tho - On the evening of April 2nd, Nam Can Tho University Hospital said that the unit had just successfully performed surgery to remove a large coral stone for a foreign patient.
Ministry of Health announces list of food safety testing facilities
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The Food Safety Department - Ministry of Health has just announced the latest list of 26 testing facilities serving state management of food safety.
Hand, foot and mouth disease increases, EV71 reappears, increasing the risk of seriousness
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Doctors especially remind parents not to be subjective about the return of the EV71 virus strain - an agent that can cause serious complications in children with hand, foot and mouth disease.
Hanoi Chairman orders general inspection of slaughterhouses after the case of smuggling sick pigs into schools
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Hanoi - Chairman of the City People's Committee directs the Department of Agriculture and Environment to organize a general inspection, supervision, and control of slaughterhouses.
Lao Cai launches the "Digital Food Safety Map" System
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Lao Cai - April 2nd, the Department of Health organized a conference to launch and introduce the "Digital Food Safety Map" System (Lao Cai FoodSafe).
Tan Son Nhat airport tightens control of Nipah disease for inbound passengers
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Ho Chi Minh City - On January 29, Tan Son Nhat Airport urgently deployed measures to prevent Nipah virus, closely monitoring passengers from the epidemic area.
Nipah virus prevention: Tighten monitoring of livestock facilities, areas with many bats
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The Department of Livestock and Veterinary Medicine has issued a document requesting localities to proactively prevent, control, supervise, and prevent Nipah virus from entering Vietnam.
Health control at border gates to prevent diseases caused by Nipah virus
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Quang Tri - Faced with the risk of epidemics caused by Nipah virus entering, the province is synchronously implementing many health control solutions, especially monitoring at border gates.
Cause of poisoning due to eating bread in Ho Chi Minh City, causing hundreds of people to be hospitalized
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Ho Chi Minh City - The Department of Food Safety has concluded that the cause of the poisoning was due to 2 types of bacteria in the bread filling.
Nipah virus returns, Ministry of Health tightens food safety
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Concerned that the Nipah virus spreads through food, the Ministry of Health requests localities to strengthen monitoring, tighten food safety and proactively take epidemic prevention measures.
Habits to help protect workers' eyes in the middle of the pollution season
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For outdoor workers, air pollution not only affects the respiratory system but also directly damages the eyes.
Doctor warns Nipah virus can be transmitted from diseased bats and pigs
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Regarding information that India has recorded cases suspected of Nipah virus infection, doctors warn that this dangerous virus can be transmitted to humans.
Stem cell transplant to create blood for a pediatric patient with underlying spinal cord failure
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Ho Chi Minh City - Doctors have just successfully performed a hematopoietic stem cell transplant for an 8-year-old male patient with severe anatomyal spinal cord failure.
Khanh Hoa tightens health supervision in the face of the risk of Nipah virus epidemics
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Khanh Hoa - Khanh Hoa Department of Health issued an urgent document requesting units to strengthen supervision and proactively implement measures to prevent and control epidemics caused by the Nipah virus.
Liver transplant saves a baby under 1 year old, weighing only 5.3kg
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A special liver transplant for a baby girl nearly 1 year old, weighing 5.3kg, has just been successfully performed at Vinmec Times City Hospital.
Da Nang urgently prevents the risk of Nipah virus intrusion
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Da Nang - Da Nang City Department of Health has activated emergency measures to prevent the Nipah virus from entering the city.
Da Nang cancer patients split bamboo strings, process rice to wrap Tet cakes in spring
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Da Nang - Hundreds of patients at the Oncology Hospital gathered to wrap Tet cakes to welcome Tet early.
Eating pomelo snails soaked in chemicals, doctors warn of serious harm
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Ho Chi Minh City - Eating food contaminated with sodium silicate chemicals can cause abdominal pain, nausea, diarrhea... In the long term, it causes metabolic disorders, affecting the liver and kidneys.
Nipah virus suspected of spreading from fresh rubber honey alarms border village
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West Bengal authorities suspect female nurse infected with Nipah virus after drinking fresh dates in a border village, which once recorded an outbreak related to this drink.
Nipah virus: Ministry of Health requests zoning and thorough handling of cases
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The Ministry of Health has just issued an urgent official dispatch on strengthening surveillance, prevention and control of diseases caused by the Nipah virus.
