Vietnamese scientists discover plants containing anti-cancer compound

After a wrong cancer diagnosis, Vy Ngoc Tai quit his job to follow his passion. He now runs Vietnam's first business making clay models for the film industry.

The Plant Protection Department has announced that based on findings the substance causes cancer, herbicides containing glyphosate are banned.

Vietnam has issued a ban on fresh imports of glyphosate-containing herbicides after a U.S. court ruled they are carcinogenic.

A charity set up by volunteers enables kids, whose lives have been thrown into turmoil, to continue going to school.

Liver cancer has become the most common cancer in Vietnam for the first time in history, ahead of lung cancer.

Lifestyle diseases such as heart disease, diabetes and cancer are becoming an increasingly heavy burden for Vietnam, according to its health ministry.

For 21 years, Gia Tran has been depositing bottles and cans in Vancouver to support the fight against cancer.

The research team have discovered a more effective treatment for chronic myelogenous leukemia.

Stanford University researchers successfully used immune stimulators to eliminate cancerous tumors.

Subsidized medication from Switzerland has been held up by excessive red tap in Vietnam.

A $50 root to 'cure' cancer.

This is not the first time U.S. visa controversy has grabbed headlines in Vietnam.

Only 25 countries in the world still allow the use of the cheap building material, but at what cost?