The talk show was attended by representatives of the School’s Trade Union Executive Committee, leaders of the Linguistics Department – the host unit, and nearly 40 staff, lecturers and students of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities. In particular, the talk show featured the sharing of Dr. Nguyen Tran Trung – Deputy Head of the Department of Musculoskeletal – Hospital E.
According to Ms. Vo Thi Minh Ha - President of the Linguistics Faculty Union, the talk show "Guide to bone and joint health care" is one of a series of activities of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU Trade Union to celebrate International Women's Day, March 8. The talk aims to provide female staff, lecturers and students of the school with medical information to take care of the musculoskeletal system, especially for those who work in offices or stand a lot on the podium.
Doctor Nguyen Tran Trung - Deputy Head of the Department of Musculoskeletal - E Hospital guides measures to care for and protect the musculoskeletal system for staff and lecturers of VNU-USSH.
Information on the causes, symptoms, prevention and improvement of cervical syndrome, disc protection, prevention of osteoarthritis, prevention of overweight and obesity, scientific diet, vitamin supplementation, etc. were provided by Dr. Nguyen Tran Trung in a specific and easy-to-understand manner to the attendees. These are common problems encountered by many female staff and lecturers of the school.
The talk show's topic attracted the attention of many staff, lecturers and students.
Representatives of the Trade Union of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities would like to thank Dr. Nguyen Tran Trung for his useful scientific sharing.
Caring for the material and spiritual life and health of staff and lecturers has always been a focus of the Trade Union of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities. On the occasion of International Women's Day, the Trade Union organized a field trip for female union members to Hung Temple - Phu Tho, launching the Ao Dai Week for all female staff, lecturers and students.
