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Vice-Chairman of Hà Nội People’s Committee Chử Xuân Dũng has asked local authorities and health units to rearrange human resources to avoid COVID-19 cases failing to get timely treatment. He made the order on Thursday evening during a COVID-19 meeting, as case numbers rise across the ...

The Ministry of Health has distributed 200,000 tablets of the antiviral drug Molnupiravir in Hà Nội as the number of infections in the capital city continue to increase. The city has treated more than 30,000 COVID-19 patients, half of whom have recovered. There are about 15,700 pa...

The outbreak of the coronavirus in 2019 put a heavy burden on the pharmaceutical industry. As health professionals were figuring out how to treat the disease, pharmaceutical manufacturers set out to investigate what drugs might help treat patients with COVID-19. Alongside this, they also ne...

A factory producing Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine against COVID-19 will be built in Việt Nam within one year and is expected to produce 30-40 million doses annually, Chairman of Russian pharmaceutical company Binnopharm Dmitry Zubov told Vietnam News Agency correspondents in Russia. Earl...

Vietnam pharmaceutical market is expected to grow in the long run. Aging population and income growth lead to an increase in health expenditure, especially expenditure on medicines and pharmaceutical products. Pharmaceutical market share is categorized into 2 channels: ETC (Ethical dr...

The Covid-19 crisis affects everything, every business, every country, every organization around the world. But Covid also brings new changing trends to industries, including the cosmetics industry. Let's find out with VCR - Vietnam Cleanroom Equipment the trends that will change the cosm...

Eighteen children aged between 2 - 6 months old in Hà Nội’s Quốc Oai District were mistakenly inoculated with the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine , according to the municipal Department of Health. The department reported that on November 3, the Health Station of Yên Sơn Commune in Quố...

A new study shows that the A.30 variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus discovered in Angola and Sweden is more resistant to vaccine-induced antibodies than some other variants. According to RT, the team from Germany tracked down the A.30 variant after it was first discovered in Tanzania, and cont...