Dangerous rectal cancer: vague symptoms
Mrs V.T.P. (Chinese, 74, living in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City) developed rectal cancer but thought her symptoms were due to hemorrhoids
The June 2026 Shining Star award goes to Mr Nguyen Hoang Sang, a nurse in the Medical West Ward. This…
Doan Ngoc Giao, MD, PhD: “Robotic-assisted surgery marks a new era in surgery”
From performing his first challenging laparoscopic procedure nearly three decades ago to becoming Head of…
Anxiety over your child being ‘the shortest in class’ and the reality behind the growth hormone trend
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Female doctor and FV Hospital emergency team in 40-nautical-mile midnight rescue to save Russian crew member with a cerebral haemorrhage
A Russian crew member suddenly developed left-sided weakness while aboard a container ship travelling along…
Mrs V.T.P. (Chinese, 74, living in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City) developed rectal cancer but thought her symptoms were due to hemorrhoids
Under the theme “United to Preserve Antimicrobials”, FV’s event to mark World Antimicrobial Awareness Week 2020 was held in the Lobby, F Building from 23rd to 27th of November.
Dr Nguyen Van Tho graduated from University of Medicine, Ho Chi Minh City in 2000. He was engaged as an inpatient doctor of a hospital who specialised at Tuberculosis and Lung Disease in 2004.
Dr Hoang Quang Minh graduated from University of Medicine, Ho Chi Minh City in 2007.
Dr Le Quang Huy graduated from University of Medicine, Hue in 2011, achieved his Masters of Medicine, Surgery in 2015.
FV Hospital observed the Annual Fire and Occupational Safety Week from 16th to 20th of November 2020 with an array of training activities and various events involving the staff.
Dr Nguyen Viet Quynh Thu, Head of FV’s Nutrition and Dietetics Unit, participated in the International Science Conference, which was held to celebrate 60 years since the establishment of the Institute of Preventive Medicine and Public Health.
The World Health Organization (WHO) launched the campaign World Antimicrobial Awareness Week since 2015.
On 20th November, 2020, more than 110 members of our staff participated in the fifth “Give Blood – Give Hope” programme in the Auditorium, 3rd floor – FV Hospital
Breast-conserving surgery is a specialized approach to treat breast cancer which, in combination with radiation therapy, removes tumours and parts of the surrounding breast tissue in a way that helps the patient retain their breast.
“In the beginning, at the opening of FV Hospital, I did not believe that there would be so many people who would accompany the hospital for this many years.” shared CEO, Dr Jean-Marcel Guillon at FV’s Staff Loyalty Recognition Ceremony.
With the most advanced medical technology and equipment, coupled with its dedicated team of experienced doctors and nurses, for more than 15 years, FV Hospital’s Hy Vong Cancer Care Centre has been providing essential care and support for both patients and their relatives.