Medical
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.
Surgery opens the way to happiness for people with genital birth defects
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Born without a uterus or vagina, a 25-year-old woman was opened up to happiness thanks to modern surgery.
Hue Department of Health examines and distributes free medicine to people
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HUE - Hue City Department of Health coordinates with units to organize medical examinations, dispense medicine and give gifts to people in difficult circumstances in Hoa Chau ward.
Establishing the Vietnam Sports Medicine Association, connecting domestic and international sports medicine
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The establishment of the Vietnam Sports Medicine Association opens up more opportunities to care for and protect the health of athletes, meeting the increasing requirements of Vietnamese sports.
Sensitive ear pain, 6-year-old girl suffers from paralysis of the 7th nerve
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Only fleeting symptoms of ear pain and headache appeared, a 6-year-old girl in Hanoi unexpectedly suffered from paralysis of the 7th nerve due to the zona virus entering the ear area.
In the cold winter, patients' families are warmed up with 0-dong sleepers
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Understanding the hardship of patients' families in the cold season, the Central Tropical Diseases Hospital has arranged completely free temporary accommodation for them.
Risk of ovarian loss due to rare hernia in 11-month-old baby girl
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Ho Chi Minh City - Thought it was not dangerous, a swollen groin caused an 11-month-old baby girl to almost lose her ovaries.
Using safe blood pressure medication and a scientific dose reduction roadmap
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Blood pressure medication is often considered a "lifetime companion", but in some cases, patients can still reduce or stop medication.
Launching the Vietnam Sports Medicine Association
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Hanoi - Today (January 11), the Vietnam Sports Medicine Association organized the Launching Ceremony of the Association and the Executive Committee for the term 2026 - 2031.
People proactively vaccinate against flu season before Tet travel peak
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Faced with the risk of seasonal flu and respiratory diseases increasing at the end of the year, many families have chosen to actively get vaccinated to reduce the risk of infection and complications.
Does drinking water help lower blood pressure?
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Drinking water helps stabilize blood pressure when the body is dehydrated, but drinking too much is not a cure and can be harmful.
Buying firecrackers to burn, a child suffered severe burns
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Ho Chi Minh City - After the firecracker exploded, the child was taken to the emergency room in a state of severe degree II-III burns.
Prolonged strange symptoms, 14-year-old patient diagnosed with emotional disorder
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Although only 14 years old, a child patient had to be hospitalized for treatment of emotional disorder after a long period of withdrawal, talking and laughing alone and declining academic performance.
Ho Chi Minh City brings high-quality healthcare services closer to the people
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Ho Chi Minh City - On January 10, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health organized a conference to summarize activities in 2025 and deploy key activities in 2026.
Electronic medical examination books reduce procedures and increase efficiency
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From January 6, medical facilities do not require patients to bring paper books if the information is already on the VNeID application. The deployment of electronic books helps reduce paper records, improve the efficiency of management and healthcare, and promote digital transformation in the health sector.
Playing firecrackers at home, a child hospitalized due to severe burns
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Ho Chi Minh City - On January 10, Children's Hospital 2 said it is actively treating a child patient who was injured playing with firecrackers at home.