WHO Warns of Physical Inactivity Crisis Among Vietnamese Youth
The WHO has warned that nearly 90% of Vietnamese youth fail to meet recommended physical activity levels, citing academic pressure, digital dependence, and urban constraints as key drivers of this health crisis.
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