strength is necessary. i love to get off project one day. watch on belarus 24 tv channel. they live and work on polesye land, and they also try to learn about their native land, as many places as possible were called honor. e, the owner of this estate, therefore, most likely, there was such a landowner with children, who was the founder of this settlement. and that's why the plot can be imagined. what were the streets in our city. these are the pebbles in the middle of the road. every new day is an opportunity to be useful to people countries, skillful hands over the years.

the guys and i were afraid of art. on tv channel belarus 24 let's talk about this unique drug. what types of cancers can it cure? this is the development of the great american molecular biologist alexander schneidwer. naturally, the appearance of the drug was preceded by a long experimental period and all kinds of fundamental studies of tumor growth, and only after 10 or even 15 years did the drug itself appear, the word vaccine is not quite correct for this medicine. we only use it to make it easier to understand. in fact. this is the so-called plasmid. a circular

dna molecule that, when introduced into the body , begins to work in isolation, does not integrate into the human genome. and this is extremely important, and then after a week you will be out of the body and you need a second injection. every week the drug treats it, it affects the processes of chronic inflammation and thereby destroys it. here is the chrony. inflammation changes the microenvironment around the tumor and allows subsequent penetration of chemotherapy and immune cells into the tumor, the tumor is an independent organism in the body. it is protected and this is a big problem for the treatment of cancer patients, when we change the microenvironment, chemotherapy drugs rush into tumors and have an antitumor effect , thus dramatically increasing the effectiveness of chemotherapy. how did the clinical trials of the drug go and how breakthrough were

the results of all scientific studies that were concerning the clinical part were carried out in the republic of belarus, belarusian scientists developed scientific protocols, which were subsequently reviewed by the world's leading centers. by the way, the development of clinical protocols was carried out in our country. for the first time, this is an extremely complex process and, uh, it took about a year of crop work after reviewing these world's leading centers out of her or her desire to also participate in research, but, unfortunately, the coronavirus pandemic left its mark on oncological systems in united states america, brazil and israel who wanted to take part in the study. unfortunately, they were paralyzed. our oncological system worked in the same mode and we managed to conduct clinical trials and scientific research independently went through

this as follows. we have selected five types of malignant tumors that are extremely aggressive, in which traditional chemotherapy is ineffective. this is chemoresistant ovarian cancer. so it's called thrice, negative breast cancer, cancer e, gastric pancreas and prostate glands. here are the five species so far. uh, only ovarian cancer studies have been completed and a unique , in our opinion, unique result has been obtained. the result is not only our estimates. these are the estimates of all world experts. this is the best result to date in the world of chemistry, resistant ovarian cancer is practically insensitive to chemotherapy, and the orinogen vaccine has significantly increased the effectiveness of chemotherapy. the so -called median time to disease progression. increased by more than 2.5 times. a in 40% of patients

observed for a long period. no disease progression study. have been running for almost 3 years now. and during these three years there was a period without progression of the disease. once again , this is a unique result. change these tests. they continue on other localizations of malignant tumors , research continues in gastric cancer. uh, the drug turned out to be ineffective, this is not a panacea, i emphasize again, but we will need to conduct a study in all types of malignant tumors to show efficiency, but another interesting detail. uh, in a study on cancer patients. we found that this drug may be bullshit, but we noticed that with diseases such as psoriasis, e rashes disappear. yes, signs of disease. e,

the course of a disease such as osteoporosis, softening of bone tissue, improves. and this is very important for elderly patients and with complications of diabetes, it begins to heal, for example, d-begist ulcers. therefore, in the future, when we have enough medicines, there will be. it is interesting to conduct research in non- neoplastic diseases as well. answering a question with a question is not the best strategy, unless , of course, construction is in your blood. and you know all the answers to our questions, when you watch the group on tv, how the name cinderella sounds in belarusian can answer. if you can, and this is a ball of thread a thread of thread next to the absolutely correct answer, logic will come in handy in the third round. and here, after all , we develop knowledge of memory, we train erudition together

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i came from armenia cabril. it rained here in 1996, my brother lived a little beautifully, the place is very beautiful, like a paradise near the lake, we went to school , studied, and then we graduated from the institute. we graduated, and my daughter entered a music

school, and studied there. so i came here. i really liked it. people received us very warmly, you feel that this is warmth that you don’t get from belarus. this is wonderful. this is worth a lot to me, that's why i stayed right next to my brother. we worked together and lived in russia. of course, this figure . however, which you received from belarus, i was very very pleased. and i didn't feel like i came from the other side. it's like i live there and i'm very glad that they are. i love them very much in armenia , so it's very nice to hear when they are there fine. i have been living here for many years. and he says, and i am very glad that

friends have appeared here. oh, of course, there are relatives nearby. well, i 'll miss you, of course, when i go to live there, of course, i'll be talking about belarus in belarus a lot now. what did he give a lot? what? i saw. this is purity. that's all the discipline that you have and i, to be honest, i was very pleased. i have learned a lot here. no this time i created a lot of things work. uh, and of them, here are the works that i did not want to give to anyone. here is the work which stayed with me for three years. this is

done too carving. i haven’t finished the work yet, only uh, here , the threading of the score in armenia, i had a little hard time with the work, brother. call brother was here already arrived here, belarus and he himself met a man who had to him marcel who can cut. well i came under brother called. i came to meet a belarusian. this man, belarus and good steel. so it works and understand must be a professional professional master to show uh,

great workmanship and thank god i had this opportunity and came to belarus they received me very well very nice. eh , even i lived in thought. e with him at home and worked together. this one family was so nice and he gave me a lot of advice. i worked with him for two months. and they even worked harder. he showed me everything that this is how it is done, how it is possible to create this beauty, uh, and i began to work with him and, by degree by degree, they were further supplemented. uh, great experience, and then work like that and understand, uh, orders are different and still now i am working in this direction, constantly working for the first time, too . uh, as we did with the uh place, here is with

the belarusian, and here is this work. uh, which is in heavy. this work is located there, but it remained there too. eh, i am a big fudeography of them, because these are my best works. uh, then i think, this work is the royal gate, every time i worked , then uh, i get it, so i don’t repeat everything, i ’ll do different projects. i have grottoes have a job. there are bears in gomel, two work and all. i love equally, because i spent so much energy that it is a very huge goal to do all this. i am still writing, here are a few paintings. i have not only

worked here a lot, but you are at home written there in oil paints. hey belarusian. landscapes these people are all people i did, only one worked at home in armenia because i look back, this nostalgia pleases me. watch the issue beautifully therefore, there is softness. well, it's so nice when you cut you don't feel their hardness

there is nothing complicated. absolutely absolutely a little broken. you can restore absolutely no e of such complexity. yes , as long as i can remember. i am always a pencil, or so that i paint a picture, so i loved to draw and quietly quietly my parents. they saw that there is, uh, a bias in this area, and they started already to give me the opportunity to continue to become an artist, they can say so that i, well, that’s all, so hmm , she made the artist mom be a nurse. uh, she just graduated from college and stayed division lived in the village, and dad was an electrician. now they are gone, but my mother is,

so grandfather is always made of different wood products. well, i looked at the girl, how he does because he is so nice to touch, so beauty gets a lot of energy. that's all from this village. well, i loved- loved this thing and constantly talking. no, uh, if i go, i will only learn to cut wood, to cut it, and i became this direction of vibration. i studied at the school first, uh, the speech will fall, and then i went to serve, and after the army, how much were strongly. e desire to enroll become an artist and went to college after this housing

to paint and sell also live a lot of the way. uh, i decided that i would come here with you to live and work and create and are still 26 years old. now you have come to

the church of the intercession. listening is very reassuring, when i come here to the church, i go in, i look at work. it's huge and it's a great success because it's people who come and they are also happy that there is such beauty. uh, you look and feel that people are still being evaluated

such and this is also necessary, as god's word is more precious than people, such human people are more precious than people who look for everyone to be . we are very glad that you came to us. and now we are in a state institution, culture, the polish regional center of the craft of national cultures. this is a small establishment in a flat area. we are now in the small exhibition hall here. how do you try out the exhibition lessons of belarusian cultures, as well as 10 club formations work at our institution, and one of them is the club of folk masters art crafts master, which includes

an honorary member of the club, and khach kartashevicharyan club was created in order to promote the traditional craft among the population of the inhabitants of our region. we have united in this club lovers of craftsmen who own various types of arts and khach-kartashevich is a carver who is the winner of numerous competitions in the territory of the republic of belarus and a laureate of international competitions. but, for example, following the results of the twenty-first year, hajj katashevich received, and the grand prix in the competition, which was announced by the national academy of sciences. uh, submitted her work and took pride of place. in this competition of wood carvers , it becomes less and less to mill his work of his work, and to promote it to various competitions. in general, i am happy that we are working with him. thank you for

being you, uh, not to lie down. i am very pleased. e communicate with you cooperate with you. uh, big ones. thank you. and thank you. and we are located in the district house of culture. i want to meet you director svetlana ivanovna, the regional center of culture, in the year of historical memory, implemented the most interesting project of the culture of honor of the carnal land as part of this project. we decided to honor the memory and acquaint uh, the palachans and the inhabitants of the region with the most famous worthy people, polotsk and the polotsk region - these are composers. writers. historians, local historians, masters, all those who made a significant contribution to the development of the striped culture, as a result, we got

an excellent presentation of the exhibition, which we exhibited on the 1160th anniversary of the birth of our the city of polotsk and then vitebsk as part of the slavic bazaar. one of the most interesting masterful figures of this project was khachik artashevich. and we have an armenian diaspora in the middle, the most numerous and we have an e-club on armenian culture, which has already received the high name of the people - this is a club. khash, uh, a person should have performed a song in their national language, or some kind of creativity should be presented that bears national features. in addition, an interesting project was implemented earlier - this is my other, dear bastard - this is about those families who came to us here in belarus and for them the shelf became the second homeland as a headliner. this project is my other darling, from which we came up with the idea thanks to these people and the idea of ​​this project came to us, looking at their life on

the shelf. this, of course, is the family of ekachka artashevich and the family of grigoryan, uh, from whom this big project began. we were very warmly welcomed, because the armenians, and in their breadth of soul, belarusians are very similar to us.