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Jane Chen: Henkiä pelastava lämmin syleily

Filmed Nov 2009 • Posted Jan 2010TEDIndia 2009
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Kehitysmaissa kuolee vuosittain miljoonia keskosia, sillä keskoskaappien käyttö on kustannuksista ja välimatkoista johtuen rajoitettua. TED Fellow Jane Chen esittelee keksinnön, joka auttaa pitämään miljoonia keskoslapsia lämpimänä - idean, joka on turvallinen, ei maksa paljoa, sopii kuljetettavaksi ja pelastaa henkiä.

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 Finnish by Henna Valkama
Reviewed by Ulla Vainio
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