Reporter: Hello Emily Nguyen, nice to meet you. We know that Global Health Care Magazine is about to launch a new edition and you are the new Editor-in-Chief of this magazine, can you share a little bit about this?
Hello, thank you for your interest in our magazine! Global Health Care was born with the goal of providing accurate, useful and timely information to those interested in health, from doctors, medical experts, to general readers. The magazine focuses on the latest research, medical developments and advanced health care solutions around the world.
Reporter: Who are the readers of the magazine, ma’am?
The magazine is aimed at both medical professionals and general readers. For experts, we provide in-depth
analysis of medicine, new research, treatments and health management. For general readers, we have
sections such as nutrition, healthy lifestyle, knowledge and skills for self-care and family.
Reporter: In your opinion, what are the highlights of the magazine compared to other magazines in the same field?
We always try to maintain three factors: scientific, practical and up-to-date. Each article is carefully selected and censored by us to ensure accuracy. In addition, the magazine also has a team of international collaborators, helping us capture and convey information from the latest research around the world.
Reporter: What health care trends are the magazine most interested in today?
One of the current prominent topics is mental health care and how it is linked to physical health. We also focus on issues such as personalized medicine, medical technology and healthy living trends such as green diets and light exercise.
Reporter: Can you share some of the magazine’s upcoming plans?
We are aiming to expand our digital content and incorporate more diverse media. Our plan is to not only limit ourselves to articles but also produce podcasts, videos, and organize online seminars.
Reporter: In your opinion, what are the prominent health care trends today?
We are seeing significant changes in the health care field. Current trends focus more on mental health, personal health technology, preventive medicine, and natural, minimally invasive care methods. These trends are all aimed at improving sustainable health, helping people to control and improve their health more proactively.
Reporter: What do you predict about the changes in personal health care?
In the future, health care will become much more personalized. Genomic technology, medical data, and personal health devices will allow people to receive treatments, nutrition, and exercise tailored to their own biological characteristics. There will also be a growth in home health care services, making it easier for people to access doctors and specialists without having to go to the hospital, especially with the development of online medical examination and treatment platforms.
Reporter: You are the new editor-in-chief of the magazine, how do you feel about taking on this new role?
I am deeply grateful to each member of the magazine team – those who have constantly strived, devoted their intelligence and experience to bring readers a leading health magazine with quality, profound and valuable articles.
Thanks to the creativity, intelligence and enthusiasm of the team, our magazine not only provides timely health information, but also creates valuable sources of inspiration and knowledge, helping the community to care for and improve their health comprehensively.
I am very proud to work with the Global Health Care team and happy to accompany them to conquer all challenges in the future.
Reporter: Thank you very much! I wish Global Health Care magazine will continue to develop and bring more values to readers.
By: THU KY
