Talk Show "Anemia & Thalassemia"
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".
- Thời gian: 2pm Saturday, October 11, 2017
- Địa điểm: 103 Tan Hai, Ward 13, Tan Binh Dist, Ho Chi Minh City (close to CarePlus International Clinics - Tan Binh Clinic)
- Presenter: Doctor PHAM THI THUY TRANG – 10 years of experience in paediatric blood disseases, fever, dengue and basic hematological diseases.
- No entrance fee
We look forward to your attendance.
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