Vietnam Proposes Healthcare Law Revisions to Enhance Public Rights and Safety
Vietnam's government has unveiled proposed revisions to its healthcare laws, aiming to strengthen safeguards for public health and individual rights, expand organ transplantation access, and enhance oversight of medicines and medical devices, with a focus on protecting vulnerable groups and health insurance beneficiaries.
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