
From August 11 to 14, members of the ANABIO R&D research team embarked on a meaningful trip to the coastal city of Quy Nhon to attend the 3rd International Conference on Microbiology and One Health (MOH-VN). The trip was not only an opportunity to share dedicated research results but also a wonderful journey for Anabio’s scientific team to network, learn, and gain new perspectives from the research community.
Held in the inspiring space of the International Centre for Interdisciplinary Science and Education (ICISE), this year’s MOH-VN conference brought together experts, PhDs, students, and individuals with a deep interest in microbiology. At the conference, the research team brought a thirst for learning and new knowledge, networking and exchanging expertise with the scientific community while also sharing the team’s clinical research stories with the broader expert community.

Assoc. Prof. Dr Nguyen Thi Van Anh presenting on the application of Bacillus spore probiotics in nasal spray form (Navax) at Plenary Session 1.
A highlight of the trip was Plenary Session 1 on August 11, when Assoc. Prof. Dr Nguyen Thi Van Anh presented report O-03. She shared positive research results on using Bacillus spore probiotics in nasal spray form (Navax). The study, which looked at reducing antibiotic use and improving symptoms in children with RSV, received close attention and helpful feedback from experts at the conference.
The next day afternoon, at the poster exhibition area, the research team had the opportunity to converse, exchange clinical trial design experiences, and share research data on supplementing with the Pregmom probiotic product to support digestive improvement in young children.
After the MOH-VN 2026 conference, the ANABIO R&D team returned with the proud “Best Poster Award” certificate and an abundance of positive energy. The knowledge gained from the conference will undoubtedly inspire members to continue new projects, stepping firmly together on the journey of bringing beneficial probiotics to care for community health.

Representatives of the ANABIO R&D research team are proudly receiving the “Best Poster Award” from the Organising Committee.
