Hanoi, Oct. 14 -- Vietnam aims to develop a comprehensive, modern and science-based traditional medicine sector with stronger international integration, making it an important part of the national healthcare system by 2030, according to a newly-approved national strategy. Deputy Prime Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra signed Decision No. 1976/QD-TTg on October 13, approving the national strategy for traditional medicine development through 2030, with a vision to 2045. The strategy seeks to develop a coordinated system covering medical examination and treatment, training, scientific research, technology, medicinal materials and the medicinal materials industry. It also aims to create a traditional medicine economy with high valued added, support...