The first challenge that preterm/extremely premature newborns must face after birth is taking their first breath. A group of skilled medical professionals, cutting-edge technology, and contemporary equipment are essential traveling companions. At Vinmec Times City General Hospital, Hoai Thu gave birth to twins successfully despite much suffering and adversity.

This specialized test, now available in Vietnam, not only helps accurately diagnose the disease, giving patients in Vietnam the opportunity for more effective treatment and reducing disability rates due to long-term complications, but it also eliminates the need to travel abroad for diagnosis. In the field of neurology in Vietnam, this is considered a significant advancement.

Stem cell transplant therapy is considered a new hope for patients with serious illnesses. Vinmec is a pioneering medical unit that brings global advancements in genetics and stem cells into clinical practice in Vietnam, giving thousands of patients with fatal diseases the chance to live healthier lives. The case of patient Bui Thi Mui is a typical example, as her four years with partial paralysis ended thanks to a stem cell transplant.

Lê Thị Định (47 years old, from Phú Nam An Commune, Chương Mỹ, Hanoi) recovered her health and returned to her life after undergoing a hematopoietic stem cell transplant to treat her multiple myeloma.