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Jane Chen: Vòng tay ấm cứu sống sinh mạng con người.
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Ở các nước đang phát triển, việc tiếp cận với lồng kính nuôi trẻ sinh non bị hạn chế bởi chi phí và khoảng cách địa lý, dẫn đến việc hàng triệu trẻ sơ sinh chết yểu mỗi năm. TED Fellow - Jane Chen đưa ra sáng kiến giúp ủ ấm những trẻ sơ sinh thiếu tháng -- một giải pháp an toàn, dễ di chuyển, giá rẻ và cứu được sinh mạng trẻ sơ sinh.
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 Vietnamese by Nguyễn Thị Kim Ngân
Reviewed by Anh Thu Ho
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