Tam Anh Experts Share Safe Childbirth and Stem Cell Tips
- Experts from Tam Anh General Hospital in Hanoi will share advice on safe childbirth, infant care, and autologous stem cell preservation on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at 20:00.
- The online health program features three medical specialists from the Hanoi facility.
- In addition to delivery advice and newborn care, the panel will deliver detailed presentations on autologous stem cell banking.
Experts from Tam Anh General Hospital in Hanoi will share advice on safe childbirth, infant care, and autologous stem cell preservation on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at 20:00.
Expert Medical Panel at Tam Anh General Hospital
The online health program features three medical specialists from the Hanoi facility. Dr. Le Van Tu, an obstetrics and gynecology specialist at the Tam Anh General Hospital Obstetrics and Gynecology Center, will share professional advice to help expectant mothers navigate childbirth safely. He is joined by Dr. Nguyen Le Quy, a neonatology specialist, and Dr. Tran Van Chieu, a medical resident at the Tam Anh Stem Cell Center.
In addition to delivery advice and newborn care, the panel will deliver detailed presentations on autologous stem cell banking. The session addresses how families can collect and store stem cells for future medical applications.
Broadcast Platforms and Public Access Channels
Viewers can access the live broadcast across multiple digital media platforms. The program streams directly on the websites thanhnien.vn, tamanhhospital.vn, and vnvc.vn. Livestream coverage is also available on the official Facebook pages of Thanh Nien Newspaper, Tam Anh General Hospital Hanoi, and the VNVC Vaccination Center for Children and Adults.
Additional streaming support includes the YouTube channels of Thanh Nien Newspaper, Tam Anh General Hospital, and VNVC, as well as the Thanh Nien Newspaper TikTok account. Audience members can submit questions directly through the broadcast pages or contact dedicated hospital hotline numbers in Hanoi at 024 3872 3872 and 0247 106 6858, or in Ho Chi Minh City at 0287 102 6789 and 093 180 6858.