The IVF success rate in Vietnam is higher than the world average.

At the ceremony, Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen Thi Xuyen, President of the Vietnam Medical Association, praised the achievements of the top-performing students upon entering the university. She also expressed her hope that the new students would continue to strive, persevere, and be determined to achieve excellent academic results, becoming skilled doctors in the future and better serving the healthcare needs of the people. She emphasized that doctors should prioritize patients in their work, constantly improving their expertise and supporting colleagues for mutual development and skill enhancement.

The leaders of the Vietnam Medical Association believe that medical and pharmaceutical students are always passionate and achieve good academic results.

To master techniques and continuously improve the quality of medical services, the medical profession requires lifelong learning. Information from representatives of universities and some participating organizations indicates that excellent students, residents, and doctors with good academic achievements have very high job opportunities upon graduation.

Professor Nguyen Viet Tien, former Deputy Minister of Health and a leading expert in infertility and obstetrics, shared that Vietnamese doctors have continuously accessed, adopted, and mastered many new and advanced techniques in treating difficult and complex diseases. Specifically in the field of assisted reproduction, infertility treatment units have implemented advanced techniques with modern equipment in treating infertility, assisted reproduction, screening, early diagnosis, and screening for fetal abnormalities. At some infertility treatment units, the IVF (in-vitro fertilization) success rate reaches 60%, higher than the world average (40-50%).

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