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Джейн Чен: Теплые объятия, которые спасают жизни.
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Миллионы недоношенных малышей погибают из-за затруднённого доступа к профессиональным инкубаторам и их стоимости в развивающемся мире. TED Fellow Джейн Чен продемонстрирует вам изобретение, которое позволяет удерживать новорождённых в тепле --изобретение безопасно, малогабаритно, имеет низкую стоимость и способно спасти жизнь.
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 Russian by Olga Tabunshikova
Reviewed by Galina Vyday
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