The Cost of Fear: The Rise of Unnecessary Health Screenings in Vietnam
Vietnam is seeing a surge in aggressive marketing for expensive, comprehensive health screening packages. Experts warn that these services, often sold by exploiting health anxiety, lead to unnecessary costs, false positives, and potential health risks, urging a shift toward evidence-based, personalized medical care.
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