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be with the belarus 24 tv channel and discover belarus. in september 1959, the regular session of the united nations general assembly began in new york. the wssr is a full member of it. since 1946.

unique photographs from plenary sessions. as part of the delegation of the soviet union, the first secretary of the central committee of the communist party of belarus. smiles, goodwill in the looks, however, the camera captured other, not entirely approving glances, khrushchev, gromyk, which they bestow on the belarusian delegation. surely something went wrong.

the situation developed in such a way that for the first time there were not oncology departments, but simply doctors who dealt with sporadic oncology, in forty-seven we had dispensaries in mogilev, that is , in vitebsk, but today there are 12 dispensaries, in fact they all appeared in 1947, at the same time , an urban oncology...

in september 1958, the minister of health of the republic, ivan insarov, hastily went to a facility under construction in the village of borovlyany not far from minsk. it was necessary to assess the situation on the spot and make a decision. we were talking about a dispensary for the treatment of cancer patients. delivery of which is scheduled for 1960, but everything is just up to par. first floor, immediately an impromptu meeting with the builders, the facility is the most important for belarus, and the union council of ministers decides to freeze it. will the republic be able to build such an object

on its own? after all, we were talking about yet another cancer center, actually the fourth in the ussr. bent over the project. estimate documentation, those gathered tried to determine the amount of work that needs to be done to complete the construction. the day before, the government of the republic received an official response from the union council of ministers. the construction of the republican scientific and practical center for oncology and medical radiology is being postponed: what this meant, there was no need to explain anything to anyone, there were no prospects. belarusian

the partisans were looking for special ways and special paths in order to solve some important problems, in particular, regarding cancer.

year, on the initiative of the government of the bssr , at that memorable session of the general assembly in 1959 , a very important decision was made by the un on supporting scientific research in the field of oncology in the world. the construction of an oncology center in belarus was promptly allocated from the union budget, and not far from minsk , a much-needed, unique medical center began its work. and in 1959 , by resolution of the council of ministers it was adopted decision to create an oncology research institute. in the sixtieth year the institute.

in 1960, alexandrov headed the research institute of oncology and medical radiology established in the republic. under his leadership, a whole scientific school for the treatment of cancer began to take shape. then the first scientists appeared who...

these were very large machines, and later

this register became standard for the entire soviet union. initially, our goal was not just to study how many of whom, where fell ill, but to study what is associated with this or that level of medical care, and how it can be improved. for the first time , a special format for the center’s work was proposed. a department was immediately organized on its basis. this made it possible to combine. scientific, research work and treatment, train young specialists. in 1968, at the same time , development began to create special equipment and carry out special treatment on it, that is, i mean hyperthermia and

hyperglycemia. at that time in the world we were first in the soviet union. created and created a water jet installation and created treatment options. in the sixties, in belarus , the foundations were actually laid for the effective treatment of cancer, the growth of which was then recorded in almost all countries. these years became the time for the bssr when it consistently occupied a leading position. among european countries in the fight against cancer, how are these traditions preserved, how do they continue today in figures, facts, unique results achieved? if i was in the early nineties they said that today, just 30

years later, we will have the results that we have. i would say that the man is a fantasist, but it really happened.

say that the gamma knife, for example, is the gold standard for neurosurgical patients requiring radiation therapy, because the design of the device is made in such a way that the entire dose goes directly to the tumor, and a few decades ago everything was different, then it was all done manually , there were special lead plates that were manually pulled out to form fields exposure, now of course everything is automatic. and results that until recently were difficult to even predict, results that make it possible to avoid radiation complications. we irradiated more than 150 metastases in a patient who went to work, was in good condition, led an active life with a good result. unique

molecular genetic laboratory.

every year, about 20 thousand patients are treated in our center in a hospital setting, more than 10,000 operations are performed, more than half of these operations are his

intellectual potential. the total staff of the center is about 2 thousand people, these are doctors, nurses, orderlies, technical staff, that is, this is a pretty decent, let’s say, healthcare institution in terms of numbers. employees, well, essentially, like a small factory. the center employs 25 doctors of sciences, professors, about 80 people are candidates of medical sciences, many of whom in the future may become doctors of sciences. the team, which can rightfully be called the national treasure of the country, and today continues the traditions that were laid in the distant sixties.

the age of the enterprise is more than 90 years, belmetpreparaty is a modern innovative enterprise that does not live for today, looks far ahead,

we have ambitious development plans. belarusian pharmaceuticals were born along with the birth of a new country. in the twenties of the last century , new, unique production facilities were created in the republic. the oldest pharmacy in minsk in troitsky suburb was always crowded, the pharmacist i didn’t have time to serve customers, tablets, powders, but many asked.

lily of the valley, wormwood, dry blueberries, chamomile, mint. finally, after consulting, we decided to buy everything and try out each new composition. the pharmacist breathed a sigh of relief. these madams were very picky.

in 1946 , the representative office of the young people's republic, the united nations relief and reconstruction administration, began its work in minsk. among the cargo, the mission included equipment for a chemical pharmaceutical plant. everything was not supplied comprehensively. it was necessary to create an additional database to produce air, the energy costs are high, it was complete devastation,

there was nothing.

rifampicin was a very necessary, sought-after drug; it is used mainly for the treatment of tuberculosis, it is a broad- spectrum antibiotic and treatment of the respiratory tract. one of the important stages of the enterprise was the development of a new and effective drug , polyglucin, a blood substitute. but what did this mean for the republic? and why the development

of this drug? 64 years ago, vdnh of the ussr began its work in an updated format. special attention visitors were drawn to the health pavilion. the minsk medicinal plant also presented its products. the result is a diploma from the ussr exhibition of economic achievements for mastering an industrial method for producing polyglucin. and he went to belarus. followed by

a resolution of the cpsu central committee and the council of ministers, according to which the plant was approved as the country's leading enterprise for the production of new forms of blood substitutes. the pharmaceutical industry of the republic was firmly gaining its position in the soviet union. we were the only ones providing these at that time. liquids from the warsaw pact country, this is a big deal, we helped launch this production in poland, we trained people for polish enterprises, today pharmaceuticals in the republic are a dynamically developing industry, and belmed drugs occupy leading

positions in it. the company is the only manufacturer of insulins, drugs for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases, oncology, and diabetes. today , the company’s product portfolio is quite wide, it includes more than 300 types of medicines, quality is a calling card of belarusian medicines, thanks also to what we have learned. to preserve the traditions that were laid down in soviet times.

like saints. why do people change their lifestyle and go to a monastery? something in my heart sounded like it was necessary to leave this secular life, just as the grand duchess in her time left a luxurious, rich social life and devoted herself to monastic work, just as faith gives strength and supports in difficult times. our prayer requests to the lord, mother of god and saints.

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with marina karaman. let's talk about complex things in simple terms. today we’re talking about why belarusians need distant africa, what its countries can expect from us, and whether leopold always wanted it. everyone should live together. go! every day of the past week, belarusians got used to news that contained already familiar, but still difficult to pronounce, names and titles. on sunday, december 3, straight from the climate forum in dubai, alexander lukashenko went to beijing to meet with the president of the people's republic of china, xidzenping. the extent of china's influence on the planet is impressive. the level of relations between the two countries too. western analysts have speculated about what is behind the visit. something must have happened, because in order for the head of china to quickly agree on a meeting with the leaders of most western countries, something really needs to happen, but belarus and china are among friends, and not just neighbors on the planet. therefore, as

online commentators like to write, envy in silence. the president's speech at the dubai forum, immediately following visit to beijing died down in the world press, and many thought that the week of the president of belarus could not be more eventful, but on friday evening. on december 8 , photographs circulated in the media where alexander lukashenko was negotiating with the head of the united arab emirates, sheikh mohammed bin zayed al-nahyan. moreover, the meeting took place in the personal residence of the sheikh.