Public Health Message: Young Artists Drive Proactive Vaccination
Long Chau Vaccination Chain’s Public Health Campaign Targets Youth with New Ambassador Lineup
Following the positive effect of the “Proactive Prevention – Strong Future” campaign, the Long Chau Vaccination chain announced the addition of three versatile young singers: Bùi Trường Linh (buitruonglinh), CONGB, and Sơn.K, to its ambassador lineup.
The selection of this talented trio aims to expand the campaign’s influence and spread the message of proactive living to Vietnamese youth. Utilizing multiple accompanying ambassadors stems from the desire to reach young people through various “emotional doors,” catering to the diverse tastes of the youth demographic. All three artists embody a positive image, possess a strong ability to inspire, and share a common goal: encouraging young people to proactively protect their health early, before risks arise.
Warning on End-of-Year Epidemic Risks:
Epidemiologists caution that the end of the year is a time when infectious diseases easily increase due to changing weather, dropping temperatures, and increased festival and gathering activities, creating a favorable environment for bacteria and viruses to spread quickly.
Among these, dangers such as Meningococcus, Dengue Fever, and HPV are lurking:
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Meningococcus: Often breaks out strongly in the winter-spring season. Crowded places during the year-end period present opportune moments for meningococcal bacteria to spread rapidly through respiratory droplets.
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Dengue Fever: This disease is becoming increasingly complex due to the impact of climate change, making outbreaks more unpredictable and frequent. This year’s epidemic has recorded not only an increase in numbers but also many cases with severe progression and dangerous complications such as shock and liver damage.
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HPV (Human Papilloma Virus): Continues to be a significant threat. Cervical cancer (CC) is the sixth most common cancer in Vietnam, yet the HPV vaccination rate remains low (a 2021 study showed only 12% of women and girls aged 15-29 were vaccinated). The Ministry of Health recently formalized HPV’s inclusion in the list of Group B infectious diseases, emphasizing the virus’s danger level and rapid spread.
Vaccination: The Essential Shield
Medical experts recommend that during this period of complex infectious disease developments, proactively preventing disease early, rather than waiting for its appearance, is the most critical “shield.” Among these measures, getting vaccinated correctly and completely is an effective way to protect oneself and the community, especially in the final months of the year.
The vaccination chain commits to ensuring vaccination safety, providing 100% genuine, high-quality vaccines, preserved and monitored 24/7 according to strict international standards (WHO – GSP), thereby affirming its role as an “extended arm” of the healthcare sector in community health care.
