(VOVWORLD) - A healthy lifestyle often includes regular exercise, but training in different conditions can sometimes bring unexpected risks, according to health experts. In today’s Doctor at Home segment, we look at how exercising in cold conditions can increase the risk of sports injuries and what people can do to stay safe during their workouts. Nguyen Quyet Thang, a senior sports physiotherapist with nearly a decade of experience, shares his insights on injury prevention and safe training practices. Mr. Thang was part of the medical team that treated and rehabilitated naturalized Vietnamese striker Nguyen Xuan Son after the Brazilian-born player suffered a serious injury during the 2024 ASEAN Cup final between Vietnam and Thailand.

(VOVWORLD) - Many conflicts between parents and children don’t come from a lack of care, but from a lack of feeling heard. In today’s Doctor at Home, we take a closer look at why listening can be more effective than constant advice or instruction.

(VOVWORLD) - IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) and embryo screening have become increasingly discussed topics among couples seeking fertility treatment, often involving both hope and misunderstanding. In this edition of Doctor at Home, we speak with Dr. Nguyen Binh Duong, a specialist in infertility and reproductive medicine, about how genetic screening fits into modern IVF care, who may benefit most from it, and why it should be viewed as a medical tool rather than a universal solution. The discussion also highlights common misconceptions and the many factors beyond genetics that influence pregnancy outcomes and a child’s long-term health.

(VOVWORLD) - Pickleball may be easy to pick up, but playing well from the first point to the last requires more than just skills. With the sport going viral and attracting players of all ages, knowing what to eat, when to eat, and how to stay properly hydrated has become increasingly important. In today’s Doctor at Home, we speak with Alice Nguyen, a sports nutritionist at Evolve Clinic in Ho Chi Minh City, about practical nutrition strategies that help pickleball players maintain energy, recover faster, and enjoy the game without burnout.

(VOVWORLD) - Stress is something most of us experience in daily life, whether at work, at home, or in our relationships. While it can help us respond to challenges, prolonged stress may gradually take a toll on both mental and physical well-being. In this edition of Doctor at Home, we explore the different signs of everyday stress and clinical distress, and why timely support matters. Vu Anh Quan, a US-trained psychotherapist and licensed clinical social worker, shares with VOV professional insights on when stress becomes a health concern and when it may be time to seek help.

(VOVWORLD) - As screen time increases and vision problems become more common at every age, many still misunderstand conditions like myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. In this episode of Doctor at Home, we welcome Dr. Dinh Thi Hoang Anh, Head of Ophthalmology at Hong Ngoc Hospital. A specialist in refractive, cataract, and corneal surgery, Dr. Hoang Anh has advanced training in corneal treatment and vision correction and has received multiple national and international ophthalmology awards. She will debunk misconceptions and shares practical advice on protecting vision, using glasses correctly, and when refractive surgery may be considered.

(VOVWORLD) - Stress is something most of us experience, yet we often underestimate how quietly it affects both our mind and body. In this episode, Doctor at Home features psychotherapist Vu Anh Quan, a US-trained and New York–licensed mental-health practitioner with broad experience working in school mental health, psycho-oncology, community care, and treatment of common mental disorders. Today, he helps us unpack what stress really is, why it builds up quietly, and how early signals can guide us toward better well-being.

(VOVWORLD) - As temperatures swing unpredictably between warm and cool, many people feel more tired and vulnerable to seasonal illnesses. In this episode of Doctor at Home, we welcome nutritionist Alice Nguyen from Evolve Clinic in Ho Chi Minh City. With over eight years of experience working with both active individuals and elite athletes, including international golfers and championship-winning footballers, Alice brings a strong blend of research and practical expertise. She explains how sudden weather changes affect immunity and shares simple, evidence-based nutrition habits to help you stay healthy and energized during the seasonal transition.