trips, well, the more doctors there are, the more, accordingly, there will be, but not only doctors. you need to bring more medicines, that is , not only to examine the person, you need to give the person medicine, you need to make sure that the person understands how to take the medicine, he will take it and give the medicine to be calculated so that it will be before the next visit, so according to the doctors , the more doctors, the more territories will be under supervision, the more people can get qualified, because doctors of various specialties travel, they are specialists of very high levels, qualified medical assistance. i know that your students are driving, so it is for them too, as such, let's say, the experience they get, and what they say, but i understand that these are... very young people, they may be students of the first , second, third years, and seniors, and most often what they say after these trips is very important, because they see, well, first of all, it educates them, a citizen, yes, a person with an active position in life, patriots, heroes, boys and girls

and the latin doctor, right?ving, introducing into misconceptions from the original meaning, that is, when to charm, persuade , including charming away pain, therefore, in this sense, when we go to the doctor, first of all it is important to establish contact with him, so that you trust him, and from the doctor's side he must win your trust. most of the problems, especially with young mothers, are resolved with the help of a conversation between the doctor and the mother, when we answer her questions, even if some questions seem stupid, mothers do not have stupid questions, they are all smart, there are stupid doctors who refuse to answer them, and you suggest trusting them, that is, here it is besides, as far as i understand, in our country now a doctor provides a medical service, but it is regulated, you better know in particular the time of communication with the patient and so on and so forth. konstantin, you are absolutely right, you are pressing on a sore spot, but nevertheless, here i am using, so to speak

, well, the more doctors, because, the more, it will be appropriate, but not only doctors, yes, theres also a need to transfer medicines, that is, not... just to examine the person, the person needs to be given medicine, it is necessary to make sure that the person understands how to take medicines, she will take them and let the medicine be calculated so that it will be available until the next visit, therefore, accordingly, yes to the doctors, the more doctors, the more territories will be under supervision, the more people can receive, accordingly. qualified, because doctors of various specialties are already traveling, they are specialists of very high levels, qualified medical assistance. i know that your students are driving, yes, it is also for them as such, let's say, the experience they get, and what they say, but i understand that these are very young people, they could be students there first, second, third years, and seniors. yes, and most often, what do they say after these trips? uh, it's very important because they see, well, first of all, it educates them, uh, a citize

doctor. yes, i thank you again . that we need people's health problems to be solved, we need it, we know we have a problem, we see disharmony in the ministry of health we are seeing with our own eyes. we have not yet received the demands of our nursing colleagues. the demands of our medical colleagues have not been met. you are the law maker and we should know the law well and we know it. if a negative inquiry does not come to anyone, it means confirmation. if we wait for a positive inquiry, is it possible? or not, but my opinion is that in such a position it is not possible to introduce a person without asking someone . the second thing that i want to say is that the first person to introduce mr. dr. medzikian, who himself was disqualified in this parliament election, was supported. the words of hazrat agha have come from the truth president of this country, i want to tell you that we are not opposed to the regime here, i don't want to get too involved in the discussion, we should have a spe

doctor, huh.he support of a psychologist is definitely needed here. what is possible advise such people? such people should not sit at home, they must, they know, the awareness that doctors are coming is very good, it doesn't matter what organization, they must be told, there is a doctor, there is a psychologist, doctors of what specialties, be sure to come , come, you will be looked at, your blood pressure will be measured, your sugar level will be checked, the elements themselves. funny things, the doctor will listen to you, examine you, no, they will provide you with help, plus, even if there is no psychologist in this outing, if there is such an acute problem, you they will definitely find a psychologist, you can be online with a psychologist, they come, psychologists also hold individual sessions, and group sessions are held, but as far as i understand, this is a must... because we are talking about the fact that it is first a psychological state, and then after that , a physical one is also

no doctor is required justice sotomayor to dispense -- >> just like a doctor who wants to do an abortion and a set of there's regulations that stop them from doing it i guess that doctor could come in and say this is unsafe. i by not having people visit me beforehand we are not warning them etc. etc.. >> certainly those kinds of distinct safety concerns emerge there would be steps taken at the agency level. there's nothing like that here. >> i'm pondering a hypothetical. >> i want to be clear that fda's regulations don't require doctors to not grant and in person visit. that's a standard of care here so they are not directly required to dispense mifepristone or any prior arrangement. say council can ask the questions about the -- one of the roadblocks you identified identified as they go to chain because a doctor couldn't invoked protections to refuse to complete an abortion where an embryo or fetus was still alive. they just want to be clear the federal government's position is their doctor would have possible objections in the entire litigation but it is your position that such doctors

is it been doctor? was ruefully they've been murdered and it didn't sustain a lot of the data. indeed myself, but is it in doctors which are looking for quite good in the country? and then uh, if you decide to, uh, like on behalf of the additional president of good association that nationwide education must be of a continued until over defined so many of so doctors and best thing going on for testing for the dates and depend india. there's a moment i'm going to be want to have better sit, go to be part of it, is it in doctors being it is it in dr. b, i a different plan and we do that lots of patients on a daily basis and it makes us quite liberal for uh for these that tech. so uh, according according to the central survey, uh 75 percent of all the doctors space physically abusing their lifetime and emergency settings. 100 percent of doctors have based any kind of global abuse in deluxe. jumped back to so it's kind of thought a scary situation of a bitch tribute. you see uh, a fucking on a daily basis. i

, especially young doctors. the pressures are on general practitioners and young doctors, unfortunately their livelihoods have been jeopardized, many of them are below the poverty line, maybe even our own families don't believe this, but the reality is that there is a lot of work pressure, a lot of stress at work, the difficulty of medical courses and various issues that exist. if the motivation to continue working is reduced, they feel that they do not have support, and sometimes it has caused migrations. we hope that with the support of the government and the ministry of health, the association of general practitioners will be able to claim the trade union rights of general practitioners in the country and from the migrations it has. preventive incident. thank you very much, mr. dr. wali, the head of medical practice, who came to the studio of sobh, reporter. once again , we congratulate you on your day. we congratulate all the doctors of our country on this day, september 1, 1403, which is the doctor's day. w

as of today, i'm staying doctor of territorial defense shit vasylkova. i visit there. first, we started and organized a medical point, where we also provided assistance to civilians, especially during and so my function was to provide assistance at the place where the person was injured, and to bring the person to the hospital, where the person was already operated on and provided with qualified medical assistance, and of course to provide assistance to the boys and girls who were volunteers. literally a month later, a medical hospital with beds was organized and accordingly... from the first day we were on duty there, that is, we are there we lived 24/7 for a lot of days, and at this rate i was there until october 2022, and then at the same time i was still working at the medical university and commuting to work, then it became easier, there were more of us on duty. well, the hospital is still functioning , and i know that you started going to the de-occupied territories and providing medical assistance to people in the de-occupied territories, where do you go most of

today , doctors, respected doctors, who have been in this topic for a very long time, around the world, a shocking thing for me. obesity is an epidemic. 21st century, followed by diabetes, heart attack and stroke, oncology, obesity, epidemic, more, this is not a problem, we have simeglutide. question only about one thing: the availability of the drug and the price, because at one time, once it started in america, an injection, one injection costs 1,000 dollars, now we have our own simeglutitol makes, because you know, foreign markets are closed, we make there, i think , three similar drugs and so on, how they will work i don’t know, but i mean that it is so effective that once again serious doctors write that the problem has not been solved, it is only a question of the availability of the drug and its price. at the same time, you need to understand what they also constantly write about, that you will lose weight with naglutide, and your blood pressure will go down, your lungs will work better, your kidneys, heart, liver will work better, there are already hundreds of articles on each

yes, doctors, the more doctors there are, the more territories will be under supervision, the more people receive a qualified certificate, because doctors of various specialties travel, these are specialists of very high levels, qualified medical assistance i know that your students drive, so it is for them too. as such, let's say, the experience they get and what they say, but i understand that these are quite young people, they can be first, second, third-year students there, yes, and most often, what they say after these trips, er, it's very important because they see, well, first of all, it educates them er... a citizen, yes, a person with an active position in life, a patriot, heroes, boys and girls who protect with weapons, heroes are also those that provide assistance of various plans, well in in my understanding, heroes are people who will donate money, that is, we are all heroes, they see the realities, they see how important the profession is... how difficult it is, how many skills you need to have, well, now it is called such a modern word of competences , yes, that is, to what

trips, well, the more doctors there are, the more, accordingly, there will be... but not only doctorss, medicines need to be transferred here, that is, not only to examine a person, a person needs to give medicine, it is necessary to make sure that the person understands how to take medicine, he will take it and give medicine to be calculated so that it will be until the next visit, therefore, according to doctors, the more doctors, the more territories will be under... supervision, accordingly more people can get qualified because doctors of various specialties are already traveling, they are specialists of very high levels, qualified medical assistance. i know that your students ride, so it is for them too, as such, let's say, the experience they get, and what they say... i understand that these are very young people, they may be the first students there, second, third years, yes, and most often what they say after these trips is very important, because they see, well, first of all, it educates them as a citizen, yes, a person with an active position in life, a patriot, heroes, boys

it started been bundle forward as it been doctor was rudely lived in murdered. and it didn't sustain a lot of the data. indeed myself, but it is, it didn't doctors, breach of working for quite good, leaving us in the country. and then uh we decided, uh like on behalf of the additional president of good association that nationwide education must be continued until over defined so many of so doctors invest, been going on for testing for days and depend india. there's a movement of, it'd be, want to have better security for what is it and doctors is that the, is that the house of, of your demands best of security? because otherwise it's, it's hard to say why i'm at this rape and the terrible though it is, would cause a nationwide strike of course it's, it's, it's hard to hard to fit because being and is it in dr. b r defense lane and we deal with lots of patients on a daily basis. and it makes us quite what liberal for uh, for these that tech. so according, according to a decent uh, survey, uh 75 percent of all the doctors based physical abuse and their lifetime an

, and probably not only future doctors, but already practicing doctors, there are real cool computer, well, you can't call them dolls, mannequins that talk, who breathe, who have a beating heart, to what extent is this necessary today, this is necessary not only today, this has always been necessary, because medical education, firstly, is practice-oriented... it is always continuous, a doctor continues to study throughout his life, that is, we have such a concept as continuous medical education, therefore the level of complexity of our mannequins, phantoms, simulators, it certainly progresses from the beginning of training, already to doctors, specialists in some narrow specialties, where there is already a completely complex virtual high-tech equipment, just as high technologies in healthcare are growing, it requires specialists with certain skills, with abilities, the technological level of simulation training is growing. therefore, yes, we have robot simulators that are tactile, skin, mucous membranes are felt like a person's, which blink their eyes, their pupils react to light, du

everyone thinks only about how to eat, what is harmful, what is useful, which doctor to be treated byo go to, everyone thinks only about how to live, but why? no one wants to think. and this is a wonderful common phrase: to live for oneself, and what does that mean? isn't it the very thing we 've talked about quite often, that the quality of life is determined by the quantity and quality of pleasures in this life. remember aleksandr sergeevich pushkin, who wrote these lines at the age of 35: "it's time, my friend, it's time, the heart asks for peace, days fly by, taking away a piece of existence, and you and i together assume to live, and look, we'll just die. didn't pushkin live for himself, creating his great works, including these are strict, because living for himself, it turned out that he lives for entire generations, and for centuries. well, okay , look, for example, students who are studying to be obstetricians and gynecologists, they are taught. does abortions in the sixth year of sub-internship, this is a mandatory stage of training, absolutely right, because there are circu

their work. skilled doctors at stabilization points and so on, why are the doctors now still leaningse at least i understand that in my hospital, where i worked, people are still resisting, they don't want to, they do everything to avoid going to work at the front, what's the story here, i think it's a lack of communication, it is necessary to say more, it is necessary to obviously many things are changing, in particular, quite recently was passed ... a decree to give doctors who did not have an initial military rank, not obviously did not pass the military department, to give them an initial officer rank, yes, that is, a person has a qualification, a person has experience, the person is a doctor, but he used to get to work, let's say, not in his specialty, he could end up as a counterfeiter or a combat medic, i'll even admit it honestly, i removed such people from their positions.' the marksman of doctors who were told: well, you don't have any department, well, what's the difference that you are a doctor, you will be a grenade launcher, i took them to my medical company as paramedi

of their profession, is your wife also a doctor? have a wife, a doctor, a wonderful therapist, you often bring work home, when my wife comes home, the first 2 hours she is silent basically and... that's all, but they need to have common interests, for example, common hobbies, approximately the same upbringing, preferably education, then the family will be stronger, only in fairy tales cinderella marries the prince, and emelya marries the princess, everything ends. and what happens next is hushed up, not by chance. let's move on to the black sector, to your left. you said that your father was a military man and wanted you to become like him, and would you like your children to be doctors? i would very much like to. i have three children, the eldest son and daughter categorically refused, they saw very difficult times when there was not enough medicines, no equipment, when there was practically round-the-clock... work, there were very few means of subsistence, but i didn’t insist, in such a situation you should never insist, because m

it is not just doctors feeling the i just doctors feeling the pressure of this.y in india where violence against women is a major issue? it is women is a ma'or issue? it is an issue that women is a major issue? it is an issue that has _ women is a major issue? it is an issue that has been - women is a major issue? it is an issue that has been a - women is a major issue? it 3 an issue that has been a make for a long time, though it is getting better, but still it is an issue, but still even doctors are at higher risk because of the nature of their job, they have to attend calls during my time and the hospitals may not be providing enough security measures and that puts them at risk. and that puts them at risk. and what do authorities - that puts them at risk. and what do authorities need to do to keep their doctors safe in the short—term also the long—term? india will want to have people moving into the health industry.— health industry. that is very important- _ health industry. that is very important. hospitals - health industry. that is very important. hospital

, the head of the hospital, a doctor , the minister of the doctor, the deputy doctors, even if it is necessary to be a doctor, in our opinion, it is not enough for someone who wants to do management work in addition to studying medicine. the student should come and take a management course to get the wheel of the akhtra type. very well, thank you, ms. mohammad beigi, based on the challenges you stated in the opening section, why do you believe that mr. zafarkandi cannot be here , are you against him? well, you see, dr. zafarkandi is one of the people who has worked hard in the field of the health system. they have a history of war and sacred defense, they have a history of being professors and university presidents, and they have trained many students. having been in the medical system for several years , they are people who follow shari'ah and mustahab and they are moral, and we respect them a lot , and if we speak here today as opponents, we are ignoring their efforts for the islamic republic of iran system in the field of holy defense, training students, and seeing numerous patien

probably not only future doctors, but already practicing doctors, have a really cool computer, well , you can’t call them dolls, mannequins that talk, that breathe, that have a beating heart, how necessary is this today, this is needed not only today, this has always been necessary. because medical education, firstly, is always practice-oriented, it is continuous, a doctor continues to study throughout his life, that is, we have such a concept as continuous medical education, therefore the level the complexity of our mannequins, phantoms, simulators, it certainly progresses from the beginning of training to doctors, specialists in some narrow specialties, where there is already completely complex virtual high-tech equipment. just as high technologies in healthcare are growing, which require specialists with certain skills, with skills , the technological level of simulation training is growing, so yes, we have robot simulators that are tactilely felt skin, mucous membranes like a person, which blink their eyes, their pupils react to light, during examination, manipulation , the muco

he needs to go to the doctor.all the information is on the internet, but to diagnose yourself, and you can be very wrong. hypothyroidism still does not have such classic, unambiguous manifestations. and sometimes other symptoms have the same masks diseases, so there is no need to invent anything, you need to go to a specialist, who sometimes, upon looking at a person, can suspect, having examined him further, even more... iodine deficiency, then having restored this deficiency, he will return to his previous state, that is, he will be cheerful, healthy, vigorous, non-postotic, that's how you put it, and so on, that is , this is a reversible situation, unless complications have already developed against the background of such a long-term hypothyroidism, untreated, well, for example, and we have a heart, around it such a bag cardiac. it is called pericardium, in this pericardium, in this cavity , fluid can be released, a so-called prolapse, and if, if all this happens for a very long time, then later this prolapse w

a doctor to her own _ not make her but she became a doctor to her own hard work, we just provided _ support. the effort was att— provided some support. the effort was all hers. i have no words. i sense _ was all hers. i have no words. i sense my— was all hers. i have no words. i sense my daughter everywhere. we are not able _ sense my daughter everywhere. we are not able to _ sense my daughter everywhere. we are not able to enter her room. from 2011 _ not able to enter her room. from 20" untit— not able to enter her room. from 2011 until now, she used to study untit— 2011 until now, she used to study until three — 2011 until now, she used to study until three or four in the morning. it until three or four in the morning. it was _ until three or four in the morning. it was her— until three or four in the morning. it was her challenge that no one can beat her _ it was her challenge that no one can beat her i_ it was her challenge that no one can beat her. i don't feel good repeating the same things again, but what to— repeating the same things again, but what to do? i have to talk abo

we saw doctors opposing because they hated the midwives who performed them. it was part of a way to disempower women was too restrictive abortion but the anti-abortion movement as we know it didn't really come into full existence until the 20th century. and it didn't become as powerful as it is until it right after roe, when they saw themselves lose and they said, we have to overturn this. they began immediately working to get abortion bans legal again. and, you know, they were very focused they figured out how to work legislatures, how to work through public opinion, how to work through the federal government. and they won. there's also been this big flip flop when i first started covering abortion of all, it was not not at all partizan. you had, you know, sort of abortion rights, democrats and republicans and anti-abortion democrats and republicans. but by and large, in the early years, roe republicans were more in favor of abortion rights. democrats were more against it. and yet that's turned around completely. and i mean, that's part of a much broader his

well , the more doctors there are, the more there will be accordingly, but not only doctors, but alsoto be transferred here, that is , not only to examine the person, the person needs to be given medicine, it is necessary to make sure that the person understands how to take the medicine, he will to take them and give medicine to calculate. so that was until the next arrival, therefore, accordingly, yes, doctors, the more doctors, the more territory will be under supervision, the more people can receive qualified medical care, because doctors of various specialties are already traveling, these are specialists of very high levels of qualified medical care, i i know that... and your students travel, so it is for them too, as such, let's say, the experience they get, and what they say, but i understand that these are very young people, they may be the first students there, second, third courses, and so on most often, what they say after these trips, it is very important, because they. well , first of all, it educates them as a citizen, yes , a person with an active life position, patriots

people still go to doctors and you know, kind of doctors have never heard of it. so so, you know, kind of part of the book, i think, is to raise awareness, you know, kind of again, a lot of people have reached out to me and said, thank you for writing this. you kn again a lot of people reached out to meet said thank you for writing this, people now understand that of what my family has been going through and away they probably never would've been able to understan understand. >> one of the people who writes a letter is a doctor worked on this and is still has a company to shut a come up with the drugs that would tackle this. >> that was one of the touching moments at the book was published, adam levine his most renowned cancer research at passive years and he's got a role in the book because he's done a lot of key 53 research. he wasn't on the team that discovered that mutation but he said i love the way you kind of weeks together kind of the families and the research because that's what it's all about. that's what were trying too do. it is about the family spirit

i asked if everything was okay and the doctor said we just met the doctoral habitat suddenly four doctorscame in the room and they said we have to gave to the emergency room you were pregnancy is egg a topic we need you to them for treatment. and so i went into a hospital for the second time after being there with my husband was asked to confirm my emergency contact had not changed was faced with h all of this to a doctor's doctor libido and became two people who were instrumental in my community of healing as they advocated for me shared i was there patient and they were there to support me and make sure i was safe. they were absolutely amazing. between that time i just lost my husband for everyone to come up to new jersey to be with me. both of our families live in florida when i found out i was pregnant i called my parents and said hey, i'm not going to be able to come down and mourn with you in florida because i am pregnant and i am now seven weeks pregnant as i found out and i do not know if it is safe. that should not have been a decision i had to make it. but to the point austin ma

the doctor opening the hatch. the puppies right there. >> come on, buddy. >> david: carefully handing off each one of them to the grateful team. that's pluto. puppy after puppy, they keep coming. 11 puppies rescued on this flight alone. dr. rambarran telling us why he does it. >> the biggest thing was just seeing the people come out and the big hearts that they have and the positivity in the comments that came through. that was really touching to me. >> david: joining us, too -- >> hey, david. >> david: brandon wolf from nickel city canine rescue, helping to unload the plane. and grateful to the community for answering the call. >> we have had people reach out to volunteer, how to foster, how to adopt, how they can generally support us. >> hi, david. >> david: and samantha hall, also from the rescue, who wanted us to meet rambo. >> i'm here tonight with one of our adoptable dogs, rambo. be a voice for these animals. they don't have anybody at the end of the day. >> david: we just love this doctor and his team. and

ask your doctor about breztri. audrey asistio.r bay area colleges. that's promised to take a stronger stance against protesters. this fall. pro-palestinian supporters say they plan to hold coordinated rallies at four different universities today uc berkeley, san jose state, sf state and usf. students are demanding their universities to divest investments from companies that support israel. uc and csu leaders are enacting a zero tolerance policy on encampments this fall, and they are banning protesters from wearing masks to hide their identities. schools are not commenting on today's planned events. governor newsom is already promising to sign a bill into law that would require all public schools to enforce a plan to limit or ban phone use during the school day. governor says studies suggest that phone use causes anxiety, depression and lower academic performance for students. state lawmakers passed the phone free schools act yesterday. it will give school districts until july 2026 to come up with specific plans, but there were sti

angela saw doctor. but then, you know, kind of went away for the weekend, i think it may have been memorial. so it was a long weekend. amazingly, the doctor who was anita's doctor referred to called anita and said, i need to talk to angela like right away. this is before cell phones. and so there was no way for her to reach angela. angela got home and anita said, your doctor needs to talk to you. and she said, why he says, well, you know, the doctor thinks that you might have i mean, it was it was amazing. just whole kind of, you know, kind of connection. and she was able to tell me all angela's fears. i she put me in touch with other friends of angela. so, again, even though i didn't, you know, kind of i thought i knew everything. there was so much that i didn't know. kind of about angela's hopes and fears. you kind of. anita shared some, you know, kind of letters that that angela had. and suddenly with my my sister, gina, who was a little bit older, was married, never had children. she died when she w

doctor. sir , mrs. dr. mohammad begi and the honorable people of iran, who are the voice you can hear us. greetings to you, ministry of health. and medical education is the main guardian of the health of the public , from providing various health services to the access of everyone to medical services, as well as training experienced personnel and strengthening the scientific base of the country in the medical fields that are related to this ministry. one of the most important points in this period is that the honorable president himself, due to his experience in the position of the ministry of health, medical education , and the responsibility of this ministry, they have full respect for the challenges and problems facing this ministry. what is all this? as i said, it is the work of the person who will be introduced as the minister of the 14th government. after many speculations , we will come back to see a short section about the background of mr. dr. zafargandi as the final choice of mr. president. we fol

, now the ulcer has healed, healed, very kind, thank you doctor, well, i'll invite the doctor now. i want to come here with you, because of course you should take care of yourself. our guest i had varicose veins and i had deep vein thrombosis. so, what is deep vein thrombosis? this is a vessel that we pass through, right? and now look at what is forming in the vessel? a thrombus is starting to form in the vessel right before our eyes, here it is, growing, growing, finally growing, so the blood almost doesn’t come in, barely leaks out, the person doesn’t die, this is not gangrene, but this is a severe trophic ulcer, now i ’ll seat you, please sit down, i ’ll invite the doctor, the doctor is truly amazing, a brilliant vascular surgeon with amazing technology of treatment of trophic ulcers, sergey nikolaevich yakushkin, sergey nikolaevich, i'm waiting for you, so, look , it's extremely difficult to treat trophic ulcers, tell me, what doesn't work? well, shock wave therapy, as an independent method of treatment, of course , doesn't work, shock wave therapy is not included in internatio

go to the doctor. itself. does not pose a threat, well, and then recommendations for five water, limiting salt, meat, and so on, so what is all this crap, no, this is a revolution, i already said, why such vague, imprecise answers, and what is the question, such is the answer, how do you ask? and this is very important, look, here we talked with olesya, and before that with another artificial intelligence, she gave me information about magnesium, i could believe it, i could not believe it, i read a lot about magnesium, i never knew that magnesium reduces cravings for sweets, she gave me something new, and about insulin resistance, i hadn’t read it, it’s nonsense, it’s far-fetched, but she gave me several postulates that i went to check, i didn’t find them right away, but i found them, i know what she’s talking about, yes, maybe there aren’t so many categorical conclusions, but i know what she’s talking about she says, you see, what i had to look for before, thank god, everything is available on the int

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"us doctors who worked in gaza call for immediate arms embargo on israel, saying that washington is directly contributing to an ongoing genocide, and the hisb resistance movement carries out new anti-israely operations hitting regine's military sites and the settlement in the occupied territories. hello everyone, thanks for tuning in a press tv world news. israel's relentless air strikes and artillery fire continue taking more palestinian lives across the bessieg gaza strip more than 10 months into the regime's genocide. war. in one of the latest attacks, at least 11 civilians were killed and several injured an air strike, targeting a palestinian home in betlahia and northern gaza, in central gaza in israel air raid on a residential building left at least four people dead. earlier, the regime's war plane struck a un run school in gaza city, killing several civilians there, and in southern gaza israeli air raids east afghan units have claimed the lives of more than 20 palestinians including women and children. the regime has issued. evacuation orders as well for several areas across gaza, inc

even doctors in capital new delhi sat in protest, and doctors in many other cities and states in thest. long queues are seen in the hospitals across the country, senior doctors substituting their junior colleagues, handling the influx of patients, for especially outpatient services. reports suggest the number of daily surgeries at india's top government hospital, ames in new delhi, is down 80% and admissions down by 35% since doctors started this indefinite strike. you are watching the bbc news. a bbc investigation has found that a priest in blackburn who was assessed as a potential risk to children and young people was given a six—figure pay—off by the church of england. canon andrew hindley was subject to five police investigations, including into allegations of sexual assault — but wasn't charged. he has always strongly denied any wrongdoing. our religion editor aleem maqbool reports. a cathedral — meant to be a place of harmony and sanctuary — but at its heart a secret, kept out of the public eye for decades, until now. good morning and welcome to blackburn cathedral. for more th

welcome doctor, welcome. thank you. the round of negotiations in doha ended with an atmosphere that does not suggest the probability of reaching an agreement soon due to the conditions set by. מבוגרים ובהבט הזה עדיין אין הסכמות וגם כמובן בכל מה שקשור לציר פילדלפי ובהיבת הזה אנחנו מפרסמות הערב נטלי על התגמשות מאוד משמעותית של ישראל שהוצגה בקטר ישראל הציגה למתפכות מפה ובה רידוד משמעותי מאוד של הכוחות הישראלים שישראל מוכנה לרדד באופן משמעותי את נוכחות הכוחות הישראלים בציר פילדלפי במסגרת עסקה המצרים הבהירו בתגובה על ההתגמשות הישראלית הזאת חמס דורש נסיגה מלאה ללמדנו שחמאס. why do you think this is exactly? until now, i think the israeli. are trying to exert lot of benefits from the role played by the american regime when the americans are sending to the area their fleet and their aeroplanes etc. threatening, they don't want a wide and war in in the area because they don't want to go to the election and they have lot of casualties. yeah, now the number of the stuff they said in some figures, 40,000 american gi, yes, that mean

>> we heard that doctor p is in here today. no, he is not. >> that's a lie. >> that's what his attorney told us. >> we went to the clinic to find out why. >> plus calling it quits again. new details behind j-lo and ben affleck's divorce and the cologne kid explaining the standout nickname for this little league star from abc new. >> this is america this morning. >> good morning everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to all of you. i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with the obamas firing up the crowd with an endorsement of vice president kamala harris, former president obama and the former first lady took direct aim at donald trump and called on americans to unite behind harris. >> outside on the streets of chicago, some protesters were led away in handcuffs after clashing with police in riot gear. abc's jacqueline lee is there and joins us live. good morning jacqueline. >> andrew good morning to you. yes there was a huge contrast of emotions last night here in chicago. outside there were major protests, but inside there was a

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doctor.ase take a minute to summarize the final points , and if you answer, we expect that somewhere in the ministry, which is one of the most specialized ministries of housing, the standard is. our judgment for voting and not voting for their programs should be to solve the specialized problems of the ministry of home affairs. if it is based on the fact that the ministry of health is political like other places, then the ministry of home affairs will not do its job properly. can we talk about their capabilities in solving the health problems of our people? they do this or not, the other positions have not been questioned yet. we have a week to vote . we can also question him in this week. we believe that mr. dr. zafarkandi, due to his presence in the public sector and the private sector, has mastery over both fields . he has been active in the education sector and created a field, he can make medicine very efficient with the quality of his capacity. god willing, the parliament can also help

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is it in doctors being or is it in dr. b r a different plan and we do that. lots of patients on a daily basis and it makes us quite liberal for uh for these attacks. so according, according to the central survey, uh 75 percent of all the doctors space physically abusing their lifetime and in the emergency settings, 100 percent of doctors have based any kind of global abuse in the last step. so it's kind of thought a scary situation of a bitch tribute. you see uh, a fucking on a daily basis. so anything the hospitals that was registered sharma, vice president self induced veneration of resident doctors association in delhi. now, several e u countries are sending specialist crews and equipment to greece to help with ortiz deal with wild finest upfront, and athens and signing neighborhoods. north of the capital had been evacuated. however, the graces, the civil protection, minnesota says there's no longer any active 5 funds near the city versus on now dealing with many smaller, localized finance rather than a single destructive blaze. as 2 days after the devasta

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doctors and so on and so forth.erstand that this can be considered speculation, so to say, emotional lyrics. but if we were not standing today on the threshold of that catastrophe, which the same dmitry sergeyevich peskov spoke about, then probably there would not be this conversation. but i do not know whether this information is included in the medical training program. in our medical schools, what does this lead to? remember at least this monstrous story with elina sushkevich. this monstrous kaliningrad case, which revealed a terrible problem. deformation, amoralization, moral degradation were monstrous force, demonstrated precisely in this case. the essence of the case was that the woman who was admitted. sudden birth, premature pregnancy, she is from central asia, accordingly, she does not have any compulsory medical insurance there, an insurance policy there and everything else, she was not registered, she ends up in the russian hospital. the child is born alive, a live birth, the team begins to save him, the