, and you’re the head of a school of emergency cardiology. and it often happened not only at work, buthat a particular person depended on your help? you know, this is not such a clear-cut question as it might seem to you, because it seems to me that my whole life has been devoted to the fact that, to one degree or another, i and my numerous students influenced life every single belarusian. and our school is fully called emergency cardiology and preventive medicine in the clinic of internal diseases, this means that understanding how important it is to provide help to a person in a timely manner, we work in the direction that he may not need this help if treated correctly to one’s health and to love oneself in the capacity in which a person... enjoys life, yes, but this is when we talk about prevention, yes, after all, this is specific example, was it really not, as they say, someone from above, specifically sent you to a specific person, when you provided help, it saved him, literally on the street, there was something like that, you know, you know, there were several such situations,

a school of emergency cardiology, and it often happened not only at work, but in everyday life thatecific person depended on your help, you know, this is not such a clear-cut question as it might seem to you. because it seems to me that my whole life was devoted to ensuring that, to one degree or another, i and my numerous students influenced the life of every single belarusian, our school is fully called emergency cardiology and preventive medicine in clinic of internal diseases, this means that understanding how important it is to help a person in a timely manner... there were several situations, thank god, as a rule, i was not alone, in particular, one day a person became ill in the subway, and i remember this feeling when people retreated to the side, and i saw a relatively young man, who clearly felt ill; another young man was next to me, cuckooing right in the subway. there was such a wonderful story that ended happily in the store in the elevator, i could talk about this for a very long time, but fortunately i have a sufficient amount of simple practical skills to provide fir

school of emergency cardiology. help, it saved him, literally on the street, it happened, you know,d i remember this feeling when people moved aside, and i saw a relatively young man who, clearly feeling bad, was next to me: well, okay, let's talk about what your heart probably hurts about, but according to vos statistics , heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the world. over the past 20 years, well, at least this information has been published, according to forecasts in the thirties , 24 million people will die from cardiovascular diseases alone, well, that’s the forecast. but what is the situation in belarus today? can we should we minimize the number of cores while life expectancy increases?