Vietnam's Medical Legend, Professor Tran Dong A, Continues to Inspire at 85
At 85, Professor Tran Dong A, renowned for the historic separation of Vietnamese-German conjoined twins 38 years ago, continues his dedication to medicine, mentoring young doctors at a children's hospital.
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