The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health reported on the morning of April 6 that out of 13,799 people who underwent health screenings on April 5, a total of 8,784 cases were found to have health issues requiring follow-up or medical intervention.
Among them, 4,206 individuals need continued monitoring and management at local health stations, while 4,578 cases have been referred to higher-level facilities for further diagnosis and specialized treatment.
Chronic diseases accounted for the largest share, with 7,642 screenings conducted. Of these, 3,434 cases require follow-up at primary healthcare facilities, and 2,904 cases need referral.
Cancer screening recorded 1,180 cases, including 341 individuals requiring referral for in-depth diagnosis and treatment.
Eye disease screenings totaled 877 cases, with 464 requiring specialized intervention. Cardiovascular screenings reached 1,079 cases, including 86 referrals. Meanwhile, 839 gynecological screenings identified 310 cases needing further treatment.
These results emphasize the importance of early detection in identifying potential health issues and ensuring prompt medical intervention.
