Vietnamese doctor helps patients in Europe

Vietnamese doctor Lê Thúy Oanh first introduced catgut embedding acupuncture to Hungary in the 1990s. Since then, she has become one of the most sort after therapists because of her success rate in treating patients.

Entities, individuals working in autism come together in alliance Vietnam Autism Alliance, a strategic partnership between organisations with expertise or interest in autism spectrum disorder in Việt Nam, has been set up to mark Autism Awareness month in April.

Sun Group properties throughout Vietnam switch on blue lights to raise awareness of autism

The importance of vaccination Vaccines are one of the pillars in modern medicine that has contributed to decreasing child mortality from about 20 per cent of live born children down to in Việt Nam 1,5 per cent and in most western countries 3-5 per 1000 life born children.

Vietnamese icon takes on British influence

Images of two Vietnamese girls dressed in áo dài (the traditional Vietnamese dress) bearing the country’s national flag in landmarks around the UK and at cultural events made a strong impression on those who’ve seen them.

Exhibition features paintings by people with autism

A painting exhibition by artists with autism will open today at Megan Gallery in Ha Noi.

Teacher helps students with autism integrate

Thanks to the love of her job and her sympathy for disadvantaged children, Nguyễn Ngọc Hạnh has helped many students with autism learn to read, write, and spell their name.

Exhibition on noted painter Bùi Xuân Phái opens in Hà Nội Fine art lovers have a chance to see the works of prominent painter Bùi Xuân Phái and corners of Hà Nội’s Old Quarter in an exhibition in the capital city.

Social assistance for people with mental illness, autism to be promoted A social assistance and rehabilitation programme for autistic children and people with mental disorders in 2021 – 2030 has been approved by Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc.

Fears for future of special needs school in central Việt Nam

The founder of a charity in Việt Nam who was awarded one of the UK’s highest honours for her work with disabled children fears the doors to her school may soon close forever.