Social media trend of pricking, wet cupping to prevent strokes raises concern in Vietnam
A social media trend promoting finger-pricking, wet cupping and even drawing blood from the neck as ways to prevent or treat strokes is raising concern in Vietnam, as medical professionals warn that such unproven practices could delay emergency treatment and put patients at greater risk.
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