Department of Health and Human Services Spending Nearly $3 Million to Equip Vietnamese Villages with TVs and Study Effect on Culture, Sexual Behavior
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The Department of Health and Human Services is spending $2,797,979 on a study that brings television to more than a dozen remote villages in Vietnam to study its impact on their culture and reproductive behavior. "In cooperation with the Vietnam government, we have selected 14 villages in a remote, mountainous area of Vietnam that currently lacks electricity," according to the grant description for 'Television and International Family Change: A Randomized Experiment.' - See more at: http://cnsnews.com/news/article/eric-scheiner/us-spends-27m-study-impact-tv-area-vietnam-lacks-electricity#sthash.9AMhdWBo.dpuf
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