University of Copenhagen: New intervention to strengthen efforts against diabetes in Vietnam

Diabetes is not just a challenge in affluent countries. Many low- and middle-income countries are struggling with rising rates of diabetes, which can reach epidemic proportions.A new research project anchored at the Department of Anthropology is set

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