Despite longer lifespans, most Vietnamese over 64 suffer from multiple chronic illnesses.

Doctors at Tay Nguyen hospital allegedly billed for laser treatments never performed.

The health ministry launches a campaign to build smoke-free hospitals as Vietnam reports 84,500 tobacco deaths a year.

The Ministry of Health has warned of five suspected counterfeit drugs, calling on citizens and pharmacies to avoid buying, selling, or using them.

Deputy Prime Minister Le Thanh Long outlines a groundbreaking healthcare plan that will see the national insurance fund cover $5.6 billion annually.

The Ministry of Health has submitted a request to revoke the Third-class Labor Order awarded to a prominent mental health director, following his own request.

The policy of free medical care is not just a humanitarian initiative - it is a profound commitment to a future where people live joyfully, healthily, and happily.

Health Minister Mikhail Murashko stepped in to assist a passenger during a medical emergency at 30,000 feet.

Vietnam faces major foreign currency outflows as tens of thousands opt for overseas medical services due to a lack of internationally certified hospitals.

A groundbreaking case in Vietnam, where doctors treated two life-threatening conditions simultaneously, is now published in an international journal.

Professor Nguyen Viet Tien warns that overuse of in vitro fertilization (IVF) poses health risks for mothers and fails to address the root causes of infertility.

Professor Nguyen Dinh Hoi becomes the fourth Vietnamese doctor recognized for a lifetime of dedication to healthcare and surgical education.

Party General Secretary To Lam has recently signed the Politburo’s Resolution No. 72-NQ/TW, setting out groundbreaking measures to strengthen the protection, care, and improvement of the people’s health.

Cardiovascular diseases and strokes, once prevalent among middle-aged and elderly, are now increasingly affecting people in their 30s, and even younger.

The “black-robed doctors” at Thien An Clinic not only ease the physical wounds of patients, but also quietly care for the frail and destitute through prayer.

The milestone procedure, completed on August 11, marks a breakthrough in domestic treatment of the inherited blood disorder.

A decade of progress has placed Vietnam alongside leading nations like the UK and Germany in HIV/AIDS care.

Discovering numerous gallstones, H. opted for surgery, but anesthesia in a US hospital failed. Returning to Vietnam, she underwent a successful operation.

Nearly 5 million school-aged children in Vietnam are living with refractive errors, mostly nearsightedness, with higher rates in big cities compared to rural areas.

A 36-year-old woman, pregnant with her second child, faced central placenta previa and multiple bleeding emergencies but chose to keep her baby.