Merck Expands BioReliance® Viral Clearance Offering in Singapore, Saving Customers Time Merck Expands BioReliance® Viral Clearance Offering in Singapore, Saving Customers Time

Vinmec detects new mutation in six genes that may be related to autism The Vinmec Research Institute of Stem Cell and Gene Technology reported six new mutated genes found in autistic children as part of a study on identifying gene mutations in children with autism in Việt Nam.

BRACE Program Launched by Asian Fund for Cancer Research BRACE Program Launched by Asian Fund for Cancer Research

A first for Taiwan, BIO Asia-Taiwan 2019 to be held in Taipei, 24 July, with BIO’s president Jim Greenwood to attend A first for Taiwan, BIO Asia-Taiwan 2019 to be held in Taipei, 24 July, with BIO’s president Jim Greenwood to attend

Asian Biotechnology Conference BIO Asia to be held in Taiwan for the first time Asian Biotechnology Conference BIO Asia to be held in Taiwan for the first time

What happens 80 millions times during a 10-second kiss? Differences between bacteria and virus

A bacteria is a living mono cellular micro-organism. It’s made of one cell without a nucleus. Its size is 50 times smaller than a hair. Despite its minute size, it is completely autonomous, can reproduce, deliver information and take advantage of its environment. 

VN attends economic forum

A Vietnamese delegation has arrived for the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF-2018) opened at the Expoforum Convention and Exhibition Centre in Saint Petersburg City, Russia.

Doctor assists parents with genetic diseases

Moved by the pain of parents whose children are born with birth defects and health problems, doctor Trần Vân Khánh has spent the last twenty-odd years doing research in the field of gene therapy and genetic diseases.

Female scientists honoured with Kovalevskaya awards

Two leading female scientists, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Trần Vân Khánh and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Đinh Thị Bích Lân, received the Kovalevskaya Award yesterday for their contributions to science and society.

Bone marrow transplant successfully treats bronchopulmonary dysplasia

The US’s American Journal of case reports recently announced the world’s first successful application of bone marrow mononuclear cells transplant to treat bronchopulmonary dysplasia at the Vinmec Medical System in Hà Nội, Việt Nam.