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Project helps improving maternal and newborn care
A Save the Children project helped improve knowledge on maternal and newborn care for thousands of mothers and health workers in Yen Bai Dak Lak and Ca Mau provinces from mid 2012 to…
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Deputy PM urges for efforts to eradicate HIV/AIDS in 2030
Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam has urged for strengthened communications on HIV/AIDS prevention and control.
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Immunity to Zika still low: official
Vietnam may see more Zika cases because community immunity to the mosquito-borne Zika virus is still low, particularly in central, southern and Central Highland provinces.
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Vietnam performs successfully nearly 1,400 organ transplants
Vietnam performs successfully nearly 1,400 organ transplants.
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Hospital task force saves stroke survivors
Hundreds of stroke victims hospitalised in the Da Nang General Hospital over the past three years were saved by a special task force for stroke victims.
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Vietnam successfully marks 1,400 organ transplants
Vietnam has successfully performed nearly 1,400 organ transplant surgeries over the past 20 years, said Le Quang Cuong, Deputy Minister of Health.
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Zika on the rise in Ho Chi Minh City
Another 11 Zika cases have been detected in Ho Chi Minh City, increasing the total number of cases in the city to 57.
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Acupuncture helps autistic children
More than 1,500 children with autism come to the National Hospital of Acupuncture for treatment every year.
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Japan helps Vietnam treat lung disease
The Prime Minister has given the green light to a Japanese-funded medical project on the detection and treatment of pneumonia among children.
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Ho Chi Minh City expands Zika virus monitoring network
Ho Chi Minh City’s Health Department said it launched 15 more points for screening and detecting Zika virus infections in the context of increasing number of infections in the city.…
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