Abbott has just launched a new and enhanced reformulation of Glucerna designed to further improve insulin sensitivity and achieve glycemic control in four weeks by minimising blood glucose spikes and reducing glycemic variability with daily use.

For more than 130 years, Abbott has set itself the goal to improve the health and lives of people across the globe. Abbott began its cause in Vietnam nearly 25 years ago with a commitment to helping Vietnamese people. Daniel Salvadori, Abbott’s executive vice president – Nutritional Products, remarks on the company’s goals and vision for healthcare in Vietnam, during a visit to the Abbott Vietnam headquarters in Ho Chi Minh City.

What every mum wishes is her child to be strong and healthy in every way, physically, mentally, and emotionally through steady and long-term growth. Paediatrics experts share advice to help mums know what to do to help their kids grow.  

The “Parents’ untold stories” of Abbott has connected adult children with their parents and helped them discover their secrets.

At Abbott’s conference on nutrition solutions, local and international doctors and the company’s experts shared the latest research results and measures to help mothers handle tummy discomfort, reduce allergic risk, and improve the general health of children.

Former Australian prime minister Tony Abbott, infamous for once calling the science behind climate change "crap", has become the first big scalp in the country's elections Saturday (May 18).

Abbott is a leading global healthcare company with the mission to create possibilities for people through the power of health. With a 25-year local history, Vietnam is one of the key emerging markets for the company and an example of sustained business growth as well as collaboration with the government and organisations to impact people’s health through healthcare initiatives. The positive impacts of what the company has done so far for the community are partly rooted in its leadership mindset. Douglas Kuo, general manager of Abbott Vietnam, talks about Abbott’s leadership philosophy and its journey to bring breakthrough innovations to improve the health of people in Vietnam.

For nearly 130 years, Abbott has chosen to develop breakthrough solutions, invested in scientific research, and applied the latest technology to innovate healthcare and empower people of all ages.

Abbott, the global healthcare company, has been in Vietnam for over 20 years. Across diverse sectors of healthcare, the company is developing a unique approach to meet the needs of each individual market and collaborating with local stakeholders to improve public healthcare. Ngo Van Huy, general manager of Abbott’s pharmaceuticals business in Vietnam, highlights how the company’s high-quality, affordable, and trusted medicines add up to meaningful innovation and help people live not just longer but better lives.

Global healthcare company Abbott has set the ambitious mission to help people all over the world live the best possible life through improved health. Building on a solid 20 years of efforts in Vietnam, Abbott has recently entered into yet another co-operation with the Ministry of Health (MoH)  to combat Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM) in Vietnam.  

Unlike others, people living with HIV have little chance to enjoy their “present”. Leading up to World AIDS Day, VIR had a conversation with Gavin Cloherty, head of Infectious Disease Research at Abbott – one of the company’s “Virus Hunters” and an expert in infectious disease diagnostics, to learn more about how we can help HIV patients live longer and healthier as well as open up a future without fear of AIDS.

Recognised as the biggest innovation of pediatric nutrition science in the last decade by Chicago Innovation Awards 2017, Similac with HMO helps to narrow the gap between the immune systems of formula-fed and breast-fed babies, bringing formula closer to gold standard of breastmilk.    

While aging is a natural process, muscle loss can be slowed down or reversed, thanks to the discovery of HMB, a unique nutritional ingredient that helps protect and build muscle mass.

Abbott, one of the world’s leading healthcare companies, on June 4 announced the launch of its most innovative infant formula fortified with immune nourishing human milk oligosaccharides (HMO)–the third most abundant solid component in breast milk, marking a ground-breaking development in infant nutrition science. The company’s more than fifteen year research shows that this special ingredient helps to narrow the gap between the immune systems of formula-fed and breast-fed babies and plays a fundamental role in babies’ digestive health and immunity.

Abbott today announced the launch of its most innovative infant formula yet, Similac Eye-Q Plus with HMO*, in Vietnam–a ground-breaking development in infant nutrition science.