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Second phase of Nano Covax human trials set for completion on Apr.8
Vietnam is scheduled to finalize the second phase of human trials for NanoCovax, a local-produced novel coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine, on April 8.
According to Chu Van Men, director of the Military Medical University’s Centre for Clinical Trials and Bioequivalence, the majority of vaccinated individuals during the second-stage of human trials, remain in a stable condition . Only a few of those who received the jab recorded a mild pain around the injection site, whilst some had a fever which disappeared after only one or two days.
Tuesday, February 16, 2021, 18:18 GMT+7
A health worker collects samples from passengers for COVID-19 at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: H.T. / Tuoi Tre
Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City have been conducting random COVID-19 tests on passengers arriving at Tan Son Nhat International Airport from Hanoi, northern Quang Ninh Province, and northern Hai Phong City as part of COVID-19 prevention and control efforts.
People who arrive in the metropolis from Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi, Van Don International Airport in Quang Ninh, and Cat Bi International Airport in Hai Phong have had their samples collected randomly from February 14, according to the Ho Chi Minh City Center for Disease Control (HCDC).
Successful year for Vietnamâs organ transplant activities
Vietnam has marked a new imprint in the world medical map with the successful performance of the worldâs first limb transplant from a live donor by doctors of the Central Military Hospital 108.
Patient Pham Van Vuong, who received a limb transplant surgery,
is undergoing physical therapy to improve his range of movement (Photo: VNA)
Throughout 2020, Vietnamese doctors conducted a series of special transplants, including two bowel transplants from live donors, considered one of the most difficult organ transplantation techniques.
A record number of 23 organs â three hearts, four livers, and 16 kidneys - were transplanted within 13 days at the Vietnam-Germany Friendship Hospital, while five liver transplants were operated in one week by doctors of the Central Military Hospital 108.
Abbott accelerates healthcare transformation in Vietnam
December 21, 2020 | 05:00 pm GMT+7
A conference will be held in Hanoi this month to accelerate digital transformation in the health sector, using technological achievements to raise the quality of treatments as Vietnam seeks to expand its remote healthcare network nationwide.
Overview and approaches of the sector s digital transformation will be high on the agenda of eHealth Vietnam Summit 2020, to be held by the Health Ministry on December 29-30, organizers stated on the event website.
Remote healthcare consultation and support has become critically important this year when travel is restricted and hospitals face huge challenges due to Covid-19.
Health technology changing the way we manage our health 16:59 | 18/12/2020
The Vietnamese government and the Ministry of Health will hold a conference (eHealth Vietnam Summit 2020) late this month to accelerate the digital transformation in the health sector, using technological achievements to raise the quality of treatments and enhance patient satisfaction as the country seeks to expand its remote healthcare network nationwide.
Abbottâs Alinity m System
Overview and approaches of the sector s digital transformation will be high on the agenda of the eHealth Vietnam Summit 2020, scheduled for December 29-30 in Hanoi, the organisers announced on the event website.
Remote health consultation and support has become critically important this year when travel is restricted and hospitals face huge challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic.