Medriva

Vietnamese medics aid South Sudan with monkeypox

According to the Vietnam Department of Peacekeeping Operations, soldiers from Vietnam’s Level-2 Field Hospital Rotation 4 have trained and provided medical assistance to Level-1 field hospitals on the epidemiology, diagnosis, and treatment of monkeypox in South Sudan. The programme seeks to prepare medical staff with fundamental information and epidemiological abilities...

Read more

Medical supply shortages affect hospitals and patients

Hanoi – Due to recent large violation cases, hospitals are reluctant to organize procurement bidding, causing a medical supply scarcity. Some patients have bought their own from outside sources. Nguyn Th Minh’s mother had hip replacement surgery after three days in the ER for a femoral neck fracture. Insufficient medical...

Read more

The HCM City has started a new COVID-19 immunization programme

A month-long COVID-19 immunization campaign has been initiated by the HCM City Health Department. Booster injections (third and fourth doses) are recommended for those over 50, those over 18 who are moderately or seriously immune weakened, front-line health workers, and workers at industrial parks and export processing zones, according to...

Read more

COVID-19 vaccination remains important

Vaccination is still important for COVID-19 pandemic prevention and control, even though most communes and wards are now low-risk. Over 1.12 million COVID-19 patients are still being monitored, including 53 severe cases. When summer diseases like dengue fever, hand-foot-mouth disease, acute hepatitis of unknown origin and monkeypox appear, the health...

Read more

The COVID-19 recovery index ranks Vietnam stands at 14th position

The COVID-19 Recovery Index measures how well a country or area responds to illness, vaccination coverage, and socioeconomic mobility. The more resilient a country or region is, the higher its ranking. Low infection rates, low mortality, greater vaccine coverage, and fewer restrictions on movement characterise this score. In Nikkei’s May...

Read more