Nearly two-thirds of medical facilities now use electronic records and dozens have gone filmless, yet hospitals still face challenges ranging from procurement hurdles to shortages of IT specialists.

According to the Vietnamese Embassy, the Vietnamese community in Algeria numbers around 2,000 people, comprising roughly 500 officials, employees, engineers and workers, and about 1,500 people of Vietnamese origin or with partial Vietnamese ancestry.

With many substantive improvements in the control and traceability of fishing vessels across localities nationwide, the EU has acknowledged and commended Việt Nam's efforts.

The event is participated by more than 1,400 delegates from 162 countries, is considered the world’s largest forum on tobacco control, taking place as new-generation nicotine products pose mounting challenges to public health.

Professor Hoàng Minh Sơn, President of VNU, said the centre marks a major milestone in developing the Hoà Lạc Urban Area and demonstrates VNU’s strategic vision to lead in advanced science and technology, master modern analytical techniques and enhance the quality of high-calibre human resources.

A national scientific conference in HCM City on Monday (November 17) highlighted Việt Nam’s priority of advancing human rights research, education and protection to meet emerging challenges in the digital era and global integration.

Strategic medical technology products focus on fields such as virtual assistants, specialised artificial intelligence (AI), analytical AI; large-scale data centres; traceability systems; next-generation vaccines; gene therapies and stem cell therapies.

By promoting awareness and behavioural change, the campaign seeks to safeguard the effectiveness of antibiotics and contribute to a healthier, more resilient Việt Nam.

At a ceremony to hand over the licence to the Japanese news agency on Monday, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Lê Thị Thu Hằng said Nihon Denpa News had made significant contributions to fostering friendship and cooperation between Việt Nam and Japan.

High-quality social rental housing model can be implemented in Việt Nam in two phases.

Torrential rain has triggered deadly landslides, widespread flooding and major transport disruption across central provinces, leaving at least 14 people dead or missing and forcing thousands to evacuate.

Khánh Hòa Province is facing severe flooding and landslides after days of heavy rain, prompting local authorities to implement maximum prevention measures, evacuate residents, and launch emergency rescue operations.

Lâm Đồng Province has declared a natural disaster emergency on Prenn Pass after heavy rains triggered severe landslides, blocking the road and putting nearby residents at risk.

Cold air has swept across northern region, sending temperatures plunging and bringing widespread rain, while central region continues to suffer extremely heavy downpours.

In clinical medicine, five core missions have been identified: cell therapy (stem cells, immune cells), cell-based products for chronic and intractable diseases and healthcare, personalised medicine, gene therapy, and the development of new diagnostic, preventive and treatment techniques in Việt Nam, integrating traditional and modern medicine.

Police assessed this scheme as extremely cruel, showing blatant disregard for human life and health.

A major landslide at Tường Vy Stream on Khánh Sơn Pass buried three people and injured seven on Monday, with rescue teams recovering two victims and searching for one still missing amid severe weather.

A five-year joint programme has brought wide-ranging healthcare services, social welfare support and community outreach to tens of thousands of people in the coastal and island communities across the southern and central regions.

In the early hours of November 17, water levels on major rivers in Huế city continued to rise, submerging low-lying riverside communities. More than 500 residents have been relocated to safer areas, while a force of 8,000 officers and soldiers has been mobilised for any rescue operations.

Prolonged heavy rains have caused flooding in several wards and communes in Huế, leading to landslides in mountainous areas on the morning of November 17.