Words on the Street: Vietnam's E-Cigarette ban sparks debate
Welcome back to Words on the Street, where we explore the stories that influence discussions and spark arguments on Hanoi's bustling streets.
Welcome back to Words on the Street, where we explore the stories that influence discussions and spark arguments on Hanoi's bustling streets.
Hanoi will seek to increase the number of people insured under social security, unemployment insurance and voluntary social insurance schemes.
The electronic health record is designed to increase public confidence in digital services, deliver significant cost savings and streamline procedures for citizens while promoting convenience and transparency.
The system allows citizens to conveniently manage their medical histories and provides medical professionals with up-to-date information anytime, anywhere.
The first phase of the project includes a six-story building with two main areas for medical examinations and inpatient treatment with 200 beds.
Cross-infection of certain diseases is a risk associated with using someone else's leftover food to feed oneself. These infections can spread from the first person to the person eating later.
Schools are asked to coordinate with the health sector to carry out the vaccination campaign.
As ads for fake beauty products proliferate on social media, Vietnam's Ministry of Health is taking action to protect consumers and crack down on online counterfeit cosmetics.
Hanoi is on its way to equipping an advanced healthcare system that responds to the needs of its people and supports the city's goals of smart urban development.
While obstructive sleep apnea is primarily a respiratory disorder, the role of dental professionals is crucial in treatment plans.
After Hanoi, this year's World Drowning Prevention Day events are underway in Nghe An and Thua Thien-Hue provinces to raise people's awareness about drowning prevention.
Two forums in Hanoi and HCM City discovered how Australian vocational training capabilities match Vietnamese healthcare training needs.
Hanoi expects more markets that meet the criteria for well-behaved traders and food safety standards.
Over the past three decades, data has helped stakeholders to reach the hardest people who are unseen and unheard.
The lack of national technical standards and regulations for various foodstuffs poses a challenge to production and business establishments regarding self-declaring their products.
Hanoi is encouraging enrollment in social and health insurance by expanding banking penetration to facilitate the monthly payment of pensions or social allowances.
Hanoi's blood drive shares love, compassion and solidarity among millions of people, bringing life and happiness to countless patients.