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Báo QĐND English 7 month(s) ago
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The medical sector is trying to reduce cases of blindness in the country that currently stands at 0.6 percent of population by providing more cataract trachoma surgery and improving eye care in the community.
Keywords: ratecauseThe HealthDo Nhu Honreduceupload
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VietNam News English 7 month(s) ago
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The medical sector is trying to reduce cases of blindness in the country that currently stands at 0.6 per cent of population by providing more cataract trachoma surgery and improving eye care in the community.
Keywords: ratesightcauseThe HealthDo Nhu Honreduce
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VietNam News English 14 month(s) ago
Up to 80 per cent of people with visual problems could be treated for eyesight improvement if there were more funding and human resources, according to eye care experts.
Keywords: staffDo Nhu HonRehabilitatingpeopledoctorFundingHuman Resources
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Hanoi Times English 15 month(s) ago
The Hanoitimes - The World Glaucoma Association (WGA) has delivered this message to people across the globe to promote “Glaucoma Week 2012” from March 11 to 17.
Keywords: marchmessageDo Nhu Hondarkenpeopleacrosscheck
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Báo QĐND English 15 month(s) ago
The World Glaucoma Association (WGA) has delivered this message to people across the globe to promote “Glaucoma Week 2012” from March 11 to 17.
Keywords: Do Nhu HondarkencheckNational Steering Committeemarchpeoplesurvey
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VOV News English 15 month(s) ago
(VOV) - The World Glaucoma Association (WGA) has delivered this message to people across the globe to promote “Glaucoma Week 2012” from March 11 to 17.
Keywords: Do Nhu HondarkencheckNational Steering Committeemarchpeoplesurvey
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VietNam News English 19 month(s) ago
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Eye doctors and experts from Australia, Cambodia and Viet Nam exchanged ways of reducing avoidable blindness at a workshop yesterday in Ha Noi.
Keywords: Do Nhu HonAsia Pacific RegionPreventingDoctors
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VietNam News English 21 month(s) ago
Around 381,000 people throughout the country have lost sight in both eyes, according to Director of Viet Nam's National Institute of Ophthalmology Do Nhu Hon.
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VietnamNet English 21 month(s) ago
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VietNamNet Bridge – Around 381,000 people throughout the country were reported to have lost sight in both eyes, according to Director of Viet Nam's National Institute of Ophthalmology, Do Nhu Hon.
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VietNam News English 21 month(s) ago
Around 381,000 people throughout the country were reported to have lost sight in both eyes, according to Director of Viet Nam's National Institute of Ophthalmology, Do Nhu Hon.
Keywords: Do Nhu HonNational Institutesightthroughoutwork outsufferhave
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Hanoi Times English 25 month(s) ago
The Hanoitmes - Those with eye refractive defects account for 15 to 40 per cent of the population, among whom children are the most susceptible, said doctor Nguyen Chi Dung. A conference in Hanoi held by the National Eye Hospital reviewed the national eye care plan in Vietnam.
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Hanoi Times English 25 month(s) ago
The Hanoitmes - Around three million children at the age of 5-16 have to wear glasses, according to Dr. Nguyen Chi Dung from the Central Eye Hospital.
Keywords: Central Eye HospitalPupilsPoor PatientsDoctorsNguyen Chi DungDo Nhu Honaround
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VietnamNet English 25 month(s) ago
VietNamNet Bridge – Around three million children at the age of 5-16 have to wear glasses, according to Dr. Nguyen Chi Dung from the Central Eye Hospital.
Keywords: Central Eye HospitalPupilsPoor PatientsDoctorsDo Nhu HonNguyen Chi Dungaround
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SaiGon GP English 25 month(s) ago
(Photo: Ngoc Anh)
Professor Do Nhu Hon, director of the National Eye Hospital stated at a seminar on June 6 in Hanoi, that the country has about 500,000 people suffering from eye diseases and 1.5 million people that were blind, mostly from the poorer strata of society with insufficient means to eye health.
Keywords: Ngoc AnhsufferDiseasesMostly