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Getting to universal health coverage in China and Vietnam

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Tra Tran

Tra Tran is a program director in the Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University.

A doctor sticks the Sanfu Paste, a traditional Chinese medicine treatment in the hottest days of summer, on a boy at a hospital in Hefei city, east China's Anhui province, 17 July 2018.Sanfu Paste, also known as dog-days paste, is a traditional Chinese medicine treatment. During the treatment, patients will be stuck with the Chinese medicine contained in the paste on acupoints during the dog days, the hottest and most sultry days of summer. This treatment is regarded to be able to cure such chronic diseases like asthma. Monday is the first day of dog days and hospitals are crammed with citizens for the Sanfu Paste.No Use China. No Use France.

Getting to universal health coverage in China and Vietnam

Tra Tran, Shenglan Tang, and Wenhui Mao

Wednesday, February 3, 2021

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