Prevention First — Long Bye Béo's Health Screening at Nura
In Vietnamese, influencer Long Bye Béo, a customer of the Nura screening centre says prevention is what matters most — for health, finances, family and above all one's own life — and points out that screening rates in Vietnam are low, under 5% by his account, compared with 75–85% in some other countries. He came to try the check-up himself, planning to update his parents afterwards so they can do it too, and found it easy and gentle. He contrasts it with the usual general check-up of blood and urine tests and a few X-rays, saying Nura combines all the data and uses technology and AI to give clearer results with less impact on the body and less fear. He closes with why young people who feel healthy should not wait for symptoms before checking.
- Client
- Nura
- Category
- Healthcare
- Year
- 2025
Published production process
Production
A sit-down interview on a sofa at the Nura centre, cut with footage of the CT scan and a doctor reviewing images on screen.
Post-Production
Edited with Vietnamese subtitles, statistic overlays and Nura branding.
Published production credits
- Director – Interviewer
- tiennguyen
- Director of Photography
- tiennguyen
- Camera Operator
- tiennguyen
- Editor
- tiennguyen
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