Tobacco smoke contains 7,000 chemicals, 69 of which are known carcinogens and contribute to 25 different diseases, including cancer, cardiovascular, respiratory and reproductive health conditions.

Vietnamese flock to blood tests hoping to detect cancer early, but doctors say results can mislead.

The curved spinal condition, called scoliosis, not only alters her physical appearance but also makes it difficult to stand, increases risks of falls, and affects internal organs, particularly the heart, lungs and abdomen.

The CyberKnife S7 system, valued at nearly 200 billion VND (approximately 8 million USD), enables the treatment of tumours anywhere in the body without surgery, marking a major advance in non-invasive, highly precise cancer therapy.

The Ministry of Health plans universal free healthcare with full insurance and digital health records by 2045.

Following multiple fake milk and supplement scandals, authorities urge crackdowns on counterfeit goods and illegal advertising.

Rising pollution levels in Vietnam’s top cities are triggering more respiratory and heart diseases, experts warn.

Within 24 hours, the process of receiving the donated liver, two kidneys, two corneas, and skin to conducte transplantation for six patients was completed. The last surgery ended at 8:00 pm on May 3.

Nam Dinh hospital accused of demanding upfront payment before emergency care for 4-year-old.

Recent stroke cases in people aged 20-40 have raised concerns about the disease’s increasing trend toward younger ages. During the Tet holiday, a hospital in Hanoi recorded over 500 stroke emergency cases, with 45 percent of them young people.

Bach Mai Hospital has requested the police to investigate false information and images about the hospital that have been circulating online.

A shocking attack on a healthcare worker in Phu Tho has prompted swift orders from the Ministry of Health.

The Ministry of Health has called for a review, inspection, and coordinated recall of 12 counterfeit milk powder products still on the market, linked to Rance Pharma International Pharmaceutical JSC and Hacofood Nutritional Pharmaceutical JSC.

In cases of false advertising, violators may face administrative fines or even criminal charges, said Major General Hoang Anh Tuyen.

From provincial to central facilities, counterfeit milk found in hospital pharmacies sparks public outrage.

A child in Tay Ninh is being treated in Ho Chi Minh City after H5N1 invaded her nervous system, bypassing typical respiratory symptoms.

Vietnam’s Ministry of Health has requested that authorities in Hanoi investigate the advertising practices of Hikid milk, following public concerns over a promotional claim equating “100g of Hikid to 20 liters of fresh milk.”

Trachoma, once affecting 90% of Vietnamese people, has officially been declared eliminated after seven decades of national effort.

Many women over 30, not ready for marriage, have consulted obstetricians to freeze their eggs in order to preserve peak fertility.