Doctors have provided an update on the health status of the group of students from Kim Giang Primary School (Hanoi) who were hospitalized suspected of food poisoning after a field trip.
An 8th-grade female student was beaten so severely that she had to be hospitalized for daring to "badmouth a friend behind her back." The incident is currently under investigation and being handled by the authorities.
Recently, Bach Mai Hospital (Hanoi) has received and treated many patients who suffered from poisoning due to trusting and using traditional medicine sold online.
Truong Dinh Nhat, the man who broke both arms of a delivery driver in Quang Ngai, has been detained for three months.
Recently, the number of patients seeking examination and treatment at medical facilities has increased.
After a week of continuous afternoon fever, excessive coughing and phlegm, and difficulty breathing, Mr. K. went to the hospital for examination. The doctor ordered emergency treatment as he was in critical condition and severely weakened.
The Standing Committee of the Quang Nam Provincial People's Council maintains that if Mr. Nguyen Viet Dung or any other member of the Provincial People's Council has any shortcomings or violations, they must be severely punished.
The Quang Nam Provincial People's Council will hold a press conference to provide information regarding allegations that a provincial People's Council representative assaulted a female golf course employee, causing her golf club to break.
Seven students at Hoang Liet Primary School (Hoang Mai District, Hanoi) experienced nausea due to e-cigarette use and had to be hospitalized for examination and monitoring.
On the afternoon of December 6th, Quang Nam Central General Hospital treated a patient with severe burns caused by a phone exploding while charging.
Results from stool sample culture analysis revealed that the causative agent of food poisoning affecting hundreds of students at iSchool Nha Trang, resulting in one child's death, was Salmonella bacteria.
Many diseases are breaking out, and some infectious diseases this year are behaving unusually, especially in children, with an increase in severe cases.
Doctors outline the signs and symptoms that indicate someone with dengue fever needs hospitalization to avoid dangerous complications.
Recently, the Quang Ninh Provincial Food Safety Department discovered two bottles of health supplements containing a banned substance that could cause strokes, raising public concern.
Currently, respiratory infections, fever, and coughs in children are mainly caused by viruses, and antibiotics are ineffective in these cases.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was taken to the hospital on October 5th after feeling unwell while attending the Jewish Yom Kippur holiday.
The Vietnam-Sweden Uong Bi Hospital (Quang Ninh province) recently admitted a patient who self-administered nutritional supplements into his buttocks, resulting in a large abscess.
With a sudden surge in the number of pediatric patients admitted to the Emergency Department of Children's Hospital 2 (Ho Chi Minh City), the hospital is maintaining after-hours medical examinations, including at night, to ensure the health of its patients.
After receiving fat-dissolving injections at a spa, a 43-year-old female patient developed multiple abscesses with signs of necrosis in her abdominal area and had to be hospitalized for treatment.
Các bệnh viện đều ghi nhận số lượng trẻ nhập viện tăng đột biến thời gian gần đây và mỗi bác sĩ phải gồng mình chăm 20 bệnh nhi.
The unusual incident occurred while the woman and her pet were taking a nap together.
In recent weeks, the number of children with respiratory illnesses seeking treatment and being admitted to pediatric hospitals and pediatric departments of many general hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City has increased.
Hanoi has seen not only an increase in dengue fever cases among adults but also a sharp rise in cases among young children after the start of the school year, with at least four deaths due to severe complications.
Parents need to be aware of these points in light of the rapid increase in childhood hospitalizations due to Adenovirus.
A woman was unexpectedly bitten by a cockroach while sleeping and had to be hospitalized, much to the surprise and concern of many.
Three men in Hoa Binh province developed symptoms such as headache, numbness, fatigue, muscle weakness, painful urination, and irregular heartbeat, and had to be hospitalized after eating toad meat.
According to the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health, the number of children hospitalized with COVID-19 in the city is showing signs of increasing again, and of particular concern is that many of these children have not been vaccinated against COVID-19.
The child was admitted to the hospital with persistent coughing, difficulty breathing, and occasional coughing up blood.
Following a traffic accident, the truck driver was sprayed in the face with pepper spray and then attacked with weapons by several individuals, resulting in serious injuries.
In just three weeks, the National Dermatology Hospital received and treated dozens of cases of complications from Botox and filler injections at spas and other beauty establishments.
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