On 17 October 2026, at the SIM-IMPACT 2026 Scientific Conference organised by Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HCMUT),…
FV achieves 100 da Vinci Xi robotic surgeries, attracting international patients to Vietnam
With the da Vinci Xi system and a team of surgeons trained to international standards,…
Dr Jean-Marcel Guillon, CEO of FV Hospital: We can confidently declare that FV Hospital has achieved A Standard of Medical Excellence
At the brand positioning launch event on the morning of 15 September, Dr Jean-Marcel Guillon,…
FV Hospital and Fosun Health enter strategic partnership in cancer care and other medical specialties
FV Hospital, a member of Thomson Medical Group (Singapore), and Fosun Health (China) have officially…
FV Hospital’s Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology provides world-class healthcare for all women, including comprehensive gynaecological care, maternity and childbirth services.
On the morning of November 10, 2018, FV Hospital held the closing awards ceremony for the children's drawing programme "Give A Child A Chance In Life", organised by the Children of Vietnam Charitable Fund. Invited guests included: Director of the Children of Vietnam Charitable Fund Ms Nguyen Thi Le Thu, painter Le Thanh, representative of Thanh Nien Newspaper, Ms Tran Phuoc Duc Thang, and other media units, plus the winning children and their parents.
Do you know that Vietnam is in the group of countries with high rates of antibiotic resistance in the world? There are many causes of antibiotic resistance, but what is the common cause and also prevention? The answer will be found in the "World Antibiotic Awareness Week" held at FV Hospital from November 12th to 18th, 2018.
On November 5, 2018, Vietnam’s National Institute of Nutrition collaborated with FV Hospital to organize the eighth seminar under the Vietnam Nutritional system Establishment Projects (VINEP), entitled "Strengthening clinical nutrition activities and nutrition manpower in hospitals". This project is sponsored by the Ajinomoto Foundation and Ajinomoto company and was attended by 100 guests, spearheaded by nutritionists and experts from both Japan and Vietnam.
WHAT IS A CAESAREAN SECTION? Caesarean section delivery, also known as a C-section, is a surgical procedure used to deliver…
Which paintings will win a cash prize? Which young artists’ works will be featured in FV’s 2019 calendar? All will be revealed at the “Give A Child A Chance In Life” awards ceremony at 10:30 am on Saturday, November 10th, 2018, on the ground floor of V Building, FV Hospital, No. 6 Nguyen Luong Bang street, Tan Phu, District 7, HCMC.
The FilmArray system uses PCR cloning and HRM (high resolution melting) technology – a molecular biology technique which allows detection of pathogens through traces left on the DNA strings called a "melting curve". HRM analysis technology helps to quickly and accurately identify genetic components in a variety of samples.
When the "Give a child a chance in life" painting programme launched on June 15, 2018, we received nearly one hundred paintings from children of different ages, all of whom demonstrated imagination and creativity in their delightful, inspirational works.
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR PREGNANCY Congratulations on your pregnancy and thank you for choosing FV Hospital as your healthcare service provider!…
After six months of construction, FV’s Internal Medicine Ward, located on the fourth floor of the Hospital, has been completely refreshed. Rooms have a luxurious, modern feel in harmony with the rest of the ward; some have been upgraded to coronary care units (CCU) and the number of VIP rooms has been increased. In total, the Department of InternalMedicine now has 32 patient rooms, including deluxe rooms, VIP rooms and CCU and HDU rooms.
At 1 pm on 25 September 2018, FV Hospital celebrated World Pharmacists Day with a ceremony at the Pharmacy Department, first floor, F Building. Representatives of FV Hospital's Board of Directors attended, including CEO Dr Jean-Marcel Guillon, Vice Director of Medicine Dr Henri Maries, and Human Resources Director Ms Phan Dieu Ha, as did more than 40 members of the Pharmacy Department, headed by Mr Mohd Fazli Shuib.
Statistics reveal that more than half the population has hemorrhoids. Although this disease is not medically serious, it causes pain and inconvenience and can greatly impact a person’s quality of life, even though most sufferers usually ignore it until the disease progresses and causes complications.
