Medical facilities exploit sudden death fears to sell costly health screenings in Vietnam
Medical facilities in Vietnam are increasingly exploiting public anxiety over stroke risks by aggressively marketing expensive, often unnecessary, screening packages. Experts warn that such practices are unethical and advocate for targeted, risk-based screenings instead of high-cost imaging.
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