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selection for the decree, and i didn't even get an answer about what's next with these projects, and the ucfounces a new competition, so what about the old ones? projects, people from all over ukraine wrote this application, it is very painstaking and difficult work , that is, it is some kind of disrespect for people and lack of understanding of the cultural sphere, if we are once again touching on the topic of museum evacuation, that is the minister justifies the failed evacuation by anything other than his own responsibility, the irresponsibility of the local leaders of the regional and city authorities, but what, uh, there are dozens of comments by the heads of the museum in the public domain about the fact that there were no instructions from the ministry of culture, and in fact , there was no communication. that tkachenko had to personally take out all these exhibits , yes, but just keep his finger on the pulse, answer the calls, well, it was the minimum that could be done, and somehow, even morally , it probably supported a lot of cultural activists on the ground when when actually it

have helped lead the charge to bring a way for ucf doctors and patients to better understand how theirrespond to medication. research program and says it has been a game changer. >> it has changed my life. it has changed my care, my treatments, and really given me a better understanding of drugs that i take and how i metabolize them. >> right now doctors use factors like age, weight and kidney function to make a decision about kidney -- treatment. but now they can use treatment -- information from a blood draw to help make a determination that is best for you and adjust dosage to what your body needs. >> until now we have not been looking at genetics and now we are adding it in. lexi testified at the state level to push for the testing to be available to all race groups and demographics, the price for each gene tested can vary between 30 and $60, they generally cover the cost with some exceptions and other than co-pays its patients should not get a bill. she hopes the vet -- benefits she has received can be extended to all. >> we have to watch science and technology evolve and find how

. >> these doctors have helped lead the charge to bring in a way for ucf doctors to better understand how their bodies will respond to that occasion. she first got the testing research program and said it has been a game changer. >> it has changed my life. it has changed my care and treatments. it has given me a better understanding of drugs that i take and how i metabolize them. >> right now doctors use factors like age, weight and kidney function to make a decision. now doctors can use genetic information to determine which medication works best for you based on your genetic markers to adjust the dosage to what your body needs. >> we are adding it in. >> testified at the state level two -- to push testing to be available for all. ucsf said insurance generally covers the cost with some exceptions. patients should not get a bill other than co-pays. >> we have to watch science and technology evolve and really find how it can work for us. this is one of those tests. it should be given to everyone. ama: today, something that keeps the town vibrant -- tourism. hundreds of community partne

one of my clients called me and she's the director, i'm going to mess up her title at ucf and she's the director, barbara, over the cancer, she directs the -- is it oncology, i believe? they needed someone to do some movement for their cancer survivor patients and she said, lawanda, would you be interested? i said, why not. i didn't know they were cantonese. i didn't know all the details because i was too busy but i prepared this, you know, this whole class and i get online on the zoom and there's about 20, 30 cantonese, beautiful, just these people that have survived cancer and they were so anxious and ready to move, right. i'm starting to teach the class and they were so interested in building their gluts and it was cute. as i'm doing the exercises, they said we don't like that one, but they said we like this one. they were telling me what exercises they liked and didn't like and i thought, wow, this is very cool, right, because they got my comedian side. i don't know how they got it in translation but they laughed at all points but the director called back and said, lawanda, it was u

one of my clients called me and she's the director, i'm going to mess up her title at ucf and she's the director, barbara, over the cancer, she directs the -- is it oncology, i believe? they needed someone to do some movement for their cancer survivor patients and she said, lawanda, would you be interested? i said, why not. i didn't know they were cantonese. i didn't know all the details because i was too busy but i prepared this, you know, this whole class and i get online on the zoom and there's about 20, 30 cantonese, beautiful, just these people that have survived cancer and they were so anxious and ready to move, right. i'm starting to teach the class and they were so interested in building their gluts and it was cute. as i'm doing the exercises, they said we don't like that one, but they said we like this one. they were telling me what exercises they liked and didn't like and i thought, wow, this is very cool, right, because they got my comedian side. i don't know how they got it in translation but they laughed at all points but the director called back and said, lawanda, it was u

one of my clients called me and she's the director, i'm going to mess up her title at ucf and she's the director, barbara, over the cancer, she directs the -- is it oncology, i believe? they needed someone to do some movement for their cancer survivor patients and she said, lawanda, would you be interested? i said, why not. i didn't know they were cantonese. i didn't know all the details because i was too busy but i prepared this, you know, this whole class and i get online on the zoom and there's about 20, 30 cantonese, beautiful, just these people that have survived cancer and they were so anxious and ready to move, right. i'm starting to teach the class and they were so interested in building their gluts and it was cute. as i'm doing the exercises, they said we don't like that one, but they said we like this one. they were telling me what exercises they liked and didn't like and i thought, wow, this is very cool, right, because they got my comedian side. i don't know how they got it in translation but they laughed at all points but the director called back and said, lawanda, it was u