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Concerns about the side effects of the Covid-19 mRNA vaccine arises since Phase 3 trials of the vaccine are still limited in time and scale. So what is the rate of serious side effects after vaccination? Read the article to find the answer.

There is a lot of new content in the field of AI and technology that lifelonglearning@vinuni would like to introduce to you in the updated links of the resources section. Click here to come to the updated contents.

VinUni is open for account registration (only for VGR’s leaders). Please fill out the form embedded on the website. In this month, VinUni’s library director wants to recommend to you 01 book and 01 journal that are available at VinUni library.

Vietnam tourism: policies and practices - ebook available at VinUni library
Thirteen chapters in the book cover a broad range of tourism development issues with reference to the historical, political, cultural and economic background of the country. Offer analysis of various types of tourism, including marine and island tourism, ecotourism, community-based tourism, heritage, and dark tourism. This book has practical application to VinPearl leaders as it provides insightful information on hotels, tour operators, events, and the general issues of human resource development and management of the industry.

Market Intelligence at your fingertips: Business insight Global
Are you struggling with making business decisions because of lack of market intelligence, SWOT report, market share information, case studies etc? The Business Insight: Global is a tool that you need to interpret the local and global business landscape. Includes company finder, SWOT report, financial and investment information, market share report, case studies, in-depth statistical data, deep research, and the resources to compare global economies, countries and industries. You can access Business Insight: Global at the VinUni Library

The study aims to investigate the association between psychological stress level and development of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and death, involving populations from 21 high-, middle-, and low-income countries across 5 continents. Researchers found out that higher psychosocial stress, measured as a composite score of self-perceived stress, life events, and financial stress, was significantly associated with mortality as well as with CVD, CHD, and stroke events. The results emphasize the need for the development and evaluation of prevention strategies to address whether modifying stress would reduce CVD.