Health insurance is good for HIV/AIDS patients HIV/AIDS patients have been encouraged to buy health insurance to reduce their treatment costs.

Patient safety a global health priority: WHO representative Health experts called for improving patient safety at medical facilities at a meeting held in Hà Nội on Tuesday by the Medical Services under the Ministry of Health and the World Health Organisation on the occasion of World Patient Safety Day (September 17).

More local firms join global supply chains More and more Vietnamese enterprises have become suppliers of supporting products to overseas markets such as the US, Republic of Korea, Japan and Europe. 

Commune-level clinics to shift to family health care services The health care sector has been focusing on improving clinics in communes to enhance primary health care services.

Việt Nam values ties with Cuba: Minister The Vietnamese Party, State and people always treasure the fraternal solidarity, traditional friendship and comprehensive co-operation with Cuba, and want to expand collaboration in the fields of both sides’ strengths so as to benefit the development of each nation, Minister of Construction Phạm Hồng Hà said on Tuesday.

Professor devotes all life to Vietnamese neurology

Having worked with dedication in neurology for more than 55 years, Professor and People’s Doctor Lê Đức Hinh has made great contributions to the national healthcare system and to enhancing Việt Nam's place in the world of neurology.

Việt Nam regards US as one of most important partners: PM Over the years, trade and investment co-operation between the two countries have been expanding, with two-way trade surpassing US$60 billion, the PM noted.

Traditional medicine should be promoted: experts

The development of traditional medicine and pharmacy in the cause of protecting and taking care of the people's health has become an important part in activities of countries in the Mekong sub-region, said Nguyễn Trường Sơn, Deputy Minister of Health.

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J&J ordered to pay $572 million for opioid addiction crisis An Oklahoma judge on Monday ordered US health care giant Johnson & Johnson to pay $572 million in damages for its role in fostering the state's opioid addiction crisis.