From 18 to 21 August 2026, Dr Nguyen Nhat Nam, PhD, Head of the Endocrinology Unit at FV Hospital, attended…
Patient Safety Week 2026 at FV connects healthcare professionals and promotes a culture of safety
From 14 to 18 September 2026, FV Hospital held Patient Safety Week 2026 in support…
TROP2-directed ADCs: A breakthrough in improving outcomes in advanced/metastatic triple-negative breast cancer
Advances in the treatment of advanced/metastatic triple-negative breast cancer are providing new treatment options for…
Travelling halfway across the world for specialist spinal stenosis treatment
A Canadian woman who had nearly lost the ability to walk due to spinal canal…
Assoc. Prof. Luong Ngoc Khue, Director of the Ministry of Health’s Health Examination and Treatment Agency in Vietnam, awarded FV Hospital the Excellent Award in Hospital Quality Management at the Hospital Management Asia (HMA) Conference 2019.
Losing hearing in one or both ears is life-changing, and many patients who suffer from the condition believe there is…
In Vietnam, lung cancer has one of the highest death rates, with non-small-cell lung carcinoma accounting for 85% of patients being treated.
On August 28th 2019, the Children of Vietnam Charitable Fund cooperated with FV Hospital and performed surgery for H Miri Ăm Ksơr, 8 years old, from The Rade ethnic group. The operation was performed to remove a 4-kilograms tumour from the patient’s back.
From August 28th 2019 to September 28th 2019, FV Optics is now offering a special discount of 20% and a buy frame get glasses free promotion to give you more choices at a reasonable price.
Stroke is one of the most life-threating conditions in the world, where, on average, every 3 minutes someone is killed by the disease
Sore feet, oedema, and blue veins are all common signs of varicose veins. If not treated promptly, this condition can cause thrombophlebitis and even pulmonary embolism, which can lead to death.
According to statistics, up to 70-80% of care decisions regarding a patient’s health are made based on test results.
With the rate of throat and laryngeal cancer rising, screening for early detection is becoming more essential and contributes substantially to its treatment.
Modern life can be tough for children, with pressures to achieve at school, parents being too busy, family conflicts, and even divorce. Such factors can make their upbringing very stressful.
For the third time, the Give Blood, Give Hope Programme, second time this year, was held from 7:30 to 12:00, on Wednesday, August 21, 2019
“After the thyroid tumour removal surgery, I felt that my neck was so empty and unfamiliar. The feeling of struggling to breathe had gone away! Doctor Thai is number one.", shared Mr Quoc Cuong with a thumbs up.
