The Hanoitimes - Unlike some other modern street circuits, Hanoi will be liked by drivers due to the high level of difficulties, according to F1 designer Hermann Tilke. Formula 1 race expected to contribute to Vietnam's economic development Hanoi to host Formula 1 Grand Prix from 2020: Mayor Hanoi proposes hosting Formula 1 race at My Dinh Sports Complex F1 resident architect Hermann Tilke viewed the 12-month time frame to build the street track for next year’s Vietnam Grand Prix as short but feasible, said the German architect in an interview with Auto, Motor und Sport. The design of the F1 race track in Hanoi. Last November, Hanoi announced that it would be the host of the F1 race from April 2020, after Vingroup, the promoter of the race, and US group Liberty Media, the F1’s owner, agreed a 10-year deal, which could be extended in the eighth year. Under the deal, Tilke’s design office entrusted with mapping out and building the 5.565km … [Read more...] about 12-month time frame to build F1 circuit in Hanoi is ambitious: Designer
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Tight regulations limit chance of organ transplant for children
A long queue for organ transplant 14-year-old Nguyen Van Minh from Lam Dong Province was diagnosed to have kidney failure when he was 1 year old. Turning 7, he had the chronic renal failure and had to apply hemodialysis 3 times a week. He is yearning for a donated kidney to get well again. Another similar situation is 14-year-old To Cam Lua, living in Ca Mau Province. Enduring 6 years of hemodialysis, she is hopelessly waiting for a suitable organ for recovery. Ironically, her parents shared that although they had already asked doctors to use their own kidney for the transplant operation many times, they were still refused since they had diseases related to liver and urinary tract. According to Doctor Hoang Ngoc Quy, Head of the Department of Kidney Machine in the Children Hospital No.2, his unit is now responsible for 40 children having chronic renal failure in the last phase. Besides hemodialysis, these patients need medicine to control their blood … [Read more...] about Tight regulations limit chance of organ transplant for children
Kids to be prioritized for kidney transplant
Cho Ray Hospital, Thong Nhat Hospital and the Pediatrics Hospital No.2 on October 16 signed a two-year agreement to share organs donated by brain-dead and non-heart-beating people for transplants on child patients at Pediatrics Hospital No.2. Cho Ray Hospital, Thong Nhat Hospital and the Pediatrics Hospital No.2 signed an agreement on October 16 to collaborate in allocation of donated kidneys for transplant in children. The agreement would help the allocation of donated organs to candidates on the waiting list in the most equitable manner and develop an organ transplant system at city hospitals, Nguyen Truong Son, Director of Cho Ray Hospital, said. Cho Ray performs dozens of organ transplants using organs from living donors and brain-dead and non-heart-beating people every year, he said. Trinh Huu Tung, Director of the Pediatrics Hospital No.2, said his hospital has done only 16 kidney transplants and 12 liver transplants in the past 14 years. “It is too … [Read more...] about Kids to be prioritized for kidney transplant
Kids to be prioritised for kidney transplant
Cho Ray Hospital, Thong Nhat Hospital and the Paediatrics Hospital No 2 sign an agreement on October 16 to collaborate in allocation of donated kidneys for transplant in children.(Photo: VNA) HCM City (VNS/VNA) - Child patients will be given priority in kidney transplants when there is a brain-dead or non-heart-beating donor under a new agreement on organ transplantation between three major hospitals in HCM City. Cho Ray Hospital, Thong Nhat Hospital and the Paediatrics Hospital No 2 on October 16 signed a two-year agreement to share organs donated by brain-dead and non-heart-beating people for transplants on child patients at Paediatrics Hospital No 2. The agreement would help the allocation of donated organs to candidates on the waiting list in the most equitable manner and develop an organ transplant system at city hospitals, Nguyen Truong Son, Director of Cho Ray Hospital, said. Cho Ray performs dozens of organ transplants using organs from living donors and … [Read more...] about Kids to be prioritised for kidney transplant
HCM City hospitals tie up for allocation of donated kidneys for transplant
Chợ Rẫy Hospital, Thống Nhất Hospital and the Paediatrics Hospital No 2 sign an agreement on Tuesday (October 16) to collaborate in allocation of donated kidneys for transplant in children. — VNA/VNS Photo Quang Châu Viet Nam News HCM CITY — Child patients will be given priority in kidney transplants when there is a brain-dead or non-heart-beating donor under a new agreement on organ transplantation between three major hospitals in HCM City. Chợ Rẫy Hospital, Thống Nhất Hospital and the Paediatrics Hospital No 2 on Tuesday (October 16) signed a two-year agreement to share organs donated by brain-dead and non-heart-beating people for transplants on child patients at Paediatrics Hospital No 2. The agreement would help the allocation of donated organs to candidates on the waiting list in the most equitable manner and develop an organ transplant system at city hospitals, Nguyễn Trường Sơn, … [Read more...] about HCM City hospitals tie up for allocation of donated kidneys for transplant