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Jane Chen: Eine wärmende Umarmung, die Leben rettet
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In den Entwicklungsländern ist der Einsatz von Inkubatoren auf Grund der hohen Kosten und weiten Entfernungen nur beschränkt möglich, sodass jedes Jahr Millionen von Frühgeborenen sterben müssen. TED-Fellow Jane Chen zeigt uns eine Erfindung, die Millionen dieser Kinder wärmen könnte - ein Mustermodell, das sicher, transportabel, preisgünstig und lebensrettend ist.
TED Fellow Jane Chen has spent years working on health issues in the developing world. She was program director of a nonprofit in China dealing with HIV/AIDS, and worked for the Clinton Foundation's HIV/AIDS Initiative in Tanzania. Full bio »
Translated into German by Wolf Ruschke
Reviewed by Juan Lobeto
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