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Yen Duong
Yen Duong is a multimedia journalist based in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam, she travels often around the region.
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Central Vietnam strengthens first line of defense against storms
North Carolina's Health System Ranks Low for Access, High for Costs
Operations Analytics Wind Up for a Shot in Ice Hockey
Free Obamacare Plans? They're Available, But There's A Catch
Mathematician Rachel Ward Sees the Big Picture
AMA, Manatt Health Report Highlights NC Opioid Treatment Program
Unwrinkling the Mystery: How Fruit Fly Cells Reveal the Dynamics of Nuclear Aging
New Theory Advances Understanding of Brain Classification Tasks
Graduation Surprise: Foster Kids Get Free Cars to Drive into the Future
NAMI’s Family-to-Family classes offer education, support for those with loved ones with mental illness
Vietnamese 'rice ATM' provides free rice for people out of work amid COVID-19 lockdown
Vietnamese 'rice ATM' provides free rice for people out of work amid COVID-19 lockdown
Vietnamese 'rice ATM' provides free rice for people amid COVID-19 lockdown
Vietnam Market Vendor Turns Hat Business into Face Shields for Hospital Workers
Community as 'the first step' in mental health recovery
Vietnam hat vendor turns to making face shields for hospital workers
Vietnam's Oldest Zoo Struggles to Survive Amid Pandemic
Mecklenburg County Researchers Study Barriers to HIV Prevention Drug
41 of 100 N.C. counties were classified as opioid “high risk” counties in a recent JAMA study
The Challenge of Integrating SNAP Benefits at Farmers Markets in Charlotte
Efforts to Combat HIV in Mecklenburg County Amid Drug Pricing Controversy
Vietnam's Oldest Zoo Struggles to Survive Amid Pandemic
Techies bind Charlotte’s patchwork health safety net in one night
Friendship Trays: More Than Just a Meal Delivery Service
North Carolinians spend a greater share of their money on health care costs than the national average
Atrium Health and Wake Forest Baptist Health Plan to Merge Amid Concerns
North Carolina's First Voluntary Behavioral Health Unit in a County Jail
Suicide rates among young people hit record high in North Carolina
New MIBG Suite at Levine Children’s Hospital Aims to Make Cancer Treatment Easier for Kids and Parents
Racial disparities in healthcare access persist in North Carolina
MedAssist: A Lifeline for North Carolina's Uninsured
Firefighters and Cancer: The Hidden Risks and New Efforts to Protect Them
Charlotte’s fight against summer hunger and food insecurity
Parents of Medically Fragile Children Fight for Medicaid Support
Nurse-Family Partnership: A Beacon of Support for First-Time Mothers in Mecklenburg
Charlotte's Blossoming Startup Scene: Fintech and Health Care Take the Lead
The Legacy of Good Samaritan Hospital and the Ongoing Struggle Against Healthcare Disparities
Navigating perinatal depression: A reporter's personal struggle and the search for treatment
The Weight of Memory: A Journey Back to the Hanoi Hilton
Village HeartBEAT: a national example
Seeing the Early Universe Through a Simulation
Simons and NSF-Supported Research Centers Explore the Symbiotic Relationship Between Mathematics and Biology
Mathematician Bianca Viray Invites Everyone to the Table
Pandemic Puts Mathematical Modeling Through Its Paces
Connecting the Family Tree of Mathematics: A Profile of Andrei Okounkov
Recent Neuroscience and Biology Research Abstracts from bioRxiv
‘Tormented by karaoke’: Vietnam’s biggest city cracks down on noise
‘Tormented by karaoke’: Vietnam’s biggest city cracks down on noise
‘Tormented by karaoke’: Vietnam’s biggest city cracks down on noise
‘Tormented by karaoke’: Vietnam’s biggest city cracks down on noise
'Rice ATM' feeds Vietnam's poor amid virus lockdown
Vietnamese 'Rice ATM' dispenses free rice to out-of-work people amid COVID-19 lockdown
Vietnamese hat seller turns to homemade face shields in virus fight
Vietnam bans tourists from coronavirus-hit areas of South Korea
Vietnam bans tourists from coronavirus-hit areas of South Korea
North Carolina's First Voluntary Behavioral Health Unit in a County Jail
North Carolina's Congress Members Engage with Health Care Issues During Summer Recess
Making Wavelets: A Profile of Ingrid Daubechies
Arabica could hold the key to escaping poverty for farmers in Vietnam's province Quang Tri, but is it a sustainable option?
A long overdue development project has left residents in one of the city’s biggest slums in limbo for the past 17 years.
In the age of Trump, refugees and social media, many Vietnamese youths speak of a disconnection with the rest of the world, while others embrace upcoming, radical changes.
Vietnam may be one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Yet some residents in Ho Chi Minh City are at the cusp of eviction as authorities draw plans to develop the land beneath their feet.