Start time: 2017-11-11 02:00:00
End time: 2017-11-11 05:00:00
1/17/2018 2:08:44 PM
Iron deficiency anemia (especially among children under 24 months of age) and thalassemia (also known as haemolytic anemia) are two of the most common hematological and malnutrition diseases among children. If not detected and treated timely, they can serious consequences for function of blood, brain tissue, heart, liver and skeletal muscle of the child.
With a view to sharing medical knowledge and helping parents to understand these diseases better, CarePlus would like to invite you to our talk show "Anemia & Thalassemia".
We look forward to your attendance.
Livestream "Coughing & Common Summer Respiratory Diseases"
6/20/2018 10:35:33 AM
Thông thường, khi nói đến các bệnh hô hấp thường gặp ở trẻ em, nhiều người sẽ nghĩ đây là bệnh chỉ gặp vào mùa mưa, mùa lạnh, hay khi thời tiết chuyển mùa.
Talkshow ''Effects of air pollution on children's health''
11/8/2019 11:09:27 AM
Air pollution causes many health problems, especially for children. Risks that can result from typical exposures include impaired lung function, asthma, behavioral disturbances, mental and motor impairment; cancer; increased risk of heart disease, diabetes, stroke in adulthood, ETC.
Webinar: WEALTH AND HEALTH AMIDST COVID-19
5/20/2020 4:25:28 PM
Both health and wealth are two important factors in our long term battle against COVID-19. While social distancing has been lifted in Vietnam and some level of business activities resumed, the pandemic across the globe is far from being over. How are the fluid dynamics going to shape our life and the global economy? Amidst muted economic outlook, are there pockets of opportunities we can pay attention to? How do we stay mentally and physically fit to ride out the challenges from the pandemic? We hear it from the health and wealth experts.
Livestream Physical & Mental Health Care Guidance For Children During Covid-19
7/29/2021 8:56:34 AM
Besides the elderly, people with underlying medical conditions, pregnant and lactating women, and children easily get COVID-19. Although recent statistics show that the rate of children getting COVID-19 or having severe complications is low, young children have weak immune systems, so parents should take it seriously.