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Doctor Nguyen Duc Hoan
Ph.D., Specialist Level 1 Dr.

Hoan Duc Nguyen

Director of Thu Cuc TCI General Clinic (32 Dai Tu)
Specialty: Hospital Board of Directors

Specialization & Workplace

Department & Expertise: Management at Thu Cuc TCI General Clinic

Workplace: Thu Cuc TCI General Clinic – 32 Dai Tu

Medical Expertise: Dr. Nguyen Duc Hoan specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of internal medicine diseases, including cardiology, gastroenterology, respiratory diseases, urology, neurology, musculoskeletal disorders, and endocrinology.

Personal Traits: Careful, dedicated, passionate about his profession, trustworthy, and responsible.

Education & Career Background:

1979 – 1985: Trained as a General Practitioner at the Military Medical Academy.

1985: Served on the 579 and 779 battlefronts in Cambodia, initially working in the Infectious Diseases Department of Field Hospital 21 (Military Zone V), later transferring to the Military Medical Unit – General Staff of the 779 battlefront.

1987: Worked at the Military Medical Department of the General Staff.

1988: Selected for training in Internal Medicine at the Military Medical Academy.

1990: Graduated with distinction and was assigned to Internal Medicine A1 at the 108 Central Military Hospital, specializing in treating high-ranking military officers.

1998 – 2000: Pursued a Master’s degree in Internal Medicine at the Military Medical Academy.

2013 – 2018: Completed doctoral research in Internal Medicine – Endocrinology at the Military Medical Academy.

2018: Successfully defended his PhD dissertation in Internal Medicine – Endocrinology.

2021: Retired after over 43 years of dedication to the military medical field.

2021 – Present: Director of Thu Cuc TCI General Clinic – 32 Dai Tu.

Health Advice from Dr. Hoan

Dr. Hoan strongly values the role of exercise in maintaining good health. Despite a busy schedule, he prioritizes daily physical activity, particularly walking, which he has practiced for over 10 years. He recommends walking for at least 30 minutes daily to promote blood circulation, strengthen bones and muscles, and prevent cardiovascular, respiratory, musculoskeletal, and diabetic conditions. Additionally, he is gradually reducing and eliminating alcohol consumption, opting for healthier beverages such as fruit juices and water.

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