The author of a paper on a mutant bird flu strain said experts agreed to publish it only after he explained that the virus was "much less lethal" than previously feared.

On March 29th, 2012, Science and Technology Department of Can Tho city held a Scientific Council to select the topic "Development of personalized monogram chart prognosticates the death of some internal medicine patients at emergency department of Can Tho Central General Hospital" by Master Ha Tan Duc (Can Tho Central General Hospital) is a chief author of the theme, and co-authors of the theme consist of Deputy Professor, Dr. Tran Van Ngoc, Dr. Dang Quang Tam, Dr. Nguyen Dinh Nguyen, Professor, Dr. Nguyen Van Tuan.

The U.S. researchers are testing a new kind of food: yogurt containing fish oil. Omega-3 fatty acids in fish oil good for your heart, but some people do not have enough acid in the diet. Therefore, scientists working at Virginia Tech University omega-3 supplements in yogurt lemon flavor.

Mr Le An Hai – Vietnamese trade counselors in Korea - said Lotte Group is working with the Vietnam Trade Office in Korea to search for Vietnam’s vegetable suppliers.

On March 23rd, 2012, Science and Technology Department of Can Tho city organized an inspection team to survey the implementation progress of the project "Research model of urban management in Can Tho city" by Deputy Professor, Dr. Ton Nu Quynh Tran - Center for Urban Research and Development is a chief author of the theme.

Farmers in Can Tho City have increased their profits by VND4.8 million to VND5.3 million per ha in the last winter-spring rice crop under the large-scale cultivation model, according to the local Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.

Sinusitis is a common disease associated with respiratory tract and should not be treated by antibiotics; since the drug does not work with the virus.

HA NOI — Food security, safety and infrastructure investment in rural areas were among the chief issues discussed at yesterday's online dialogue between members of the public and Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Cao Duc Phat on the Government's website

HA NOI — About 20-30 per cent of agricultural land in Viet Nam is expected to be flooded by the year 2100 due to rising sea levels, leading to a vast reduction in the country's food production capacity.

HA NOI – Food security, safety and infrastructure investment in rural areas were among the chief issues discussed at this morning's online dialogue between members of the public and the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Cao Duc Phat on the Government's website.