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Why Vietnam
Disfiguring vascular anomalies and birthmarks are a major health issue for the children of Vietnam which historically lacks the means of effective and early intervention.
Major issues
No specialized medical care for children with vascular birth defects. Underdeveloped diagnostic and treatment modalities. Continuing use of radiation therapy that carries risk of severe scarring and cancer. Cost of treatment is prohibitive to many families.
Clinical work
Since 2009, we have provided free medical evaluation as well as safe and effective treatment for over 10,000 children up to 12 years of age, including many underserved children. We just opened a second center to help children from the northern and central regions of Vietnam. We are extending services to other regions of Asia.
Training
We work to enhance the knowledge and technical skills of local physicians. We sponsor US physicians travel to Vietnam to treat and share their expertise. We bring Vietnamese physicians to the US for training. We hold yearly conferences to share the most updated treatments and research. We promote public health awareness of the critical danger of radiation treatment. We successfully lobbied for the cessation of the use of radioactive phosphorus to treat benign tumors.





























