Documented spoke to the Vietnamese popstar Nguyễn Cao Kỳ Duyên to find out how scammers misappropriated her image to market their products.
Category: Healthcare
Explainer: How do I talk to my Vietnamese parents about mental health?
There is no widely accepted term for “mental health” in the predominantly refugee Vietnamese American diaspora. Many mental health diagnoses don’t have translations either. So when it comes to addressing mental health issues with their families, many children of immigrants and refugees have no idea where to start. For Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re breaking down how Vietnamese Americans can communicate their feelings and find resources for themselves and their loved ones.
Explainer: Will Republicans Cut Medicaid?
House Republicans approved a budget proposal in February that could cut at least $880 billion from Medicaid, the largest cut to the program in U.S. history. Republican lawmakers are trying to find ways to reduce federal spending in order to finance $4.5 trillion in tax cuts for higher-income households and corporations.
Popstars and Fake Doctors: This is the Medical Misinformation Thriving on YouTube
Vietnamese elders lose thousands of dollars to overpriced and useless supplements sold on social media. Documented looked at the methods online sellers use to lure them in.
Explainer: What Will Trump Implement from Project 2025?
Project 2025 is a comprehensive plan by the Heritage Foundation to fundamentally reshape the federal government and eliminate checks and balances, allowing the President to freely implement far-right policies. Project leaders have called it the “blueprint” for President Donald Trump’s second term.
Explainer: Comparing the Policy Proposals of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump
As we arrive on Election Day of the 2024 U.S. Presidential Race, you or your loved ones may still be undecided about who to vote for. We have compiled a side-by-side, nonpartisan comparison of the top two presidential campaigns—Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump—in three major areas: economy, health, and immigration.