today i invited one of the most famous diabetologists in our country, director of the institute of diabetesse this is the key question, why is diabetes mellitus suddenly put at the forefront, well, diabetes now, the scale of the growth of this epidemic is difficult to overestimate, well, here i am when i give a lecture students or doctors, or i say that it doesn’t even matter what medical direction these students choose. you will still encounter diabetes in your life, well, because life in our country is improving, it is good, it is a problem all over the world, convenient, tasty, high in calories and sedentary, unfortunately, all this leads to an increase in the diabetes epidemic, here i have another explanation is that when we eat, it doesn’t matter what we think, diabetes is sugar, sugar, of course, because sugar is practically glucose but besides sugar, there are a million types of cereals, this is understandable, everything is flour, and this is even fruit, you must understand one simple thing, when sugar is metabolized in the body, it doesn’t matter if you eat anything, sugar glucose

. >> thank you and very quickly the national institute of diabetes and digestive and kidney diseasesnih funded clinical research across the country. colorado, diabetes research center with important support spearheading, they also have a program to recruit young faculty into these research. your experience first with your brother and then with your daughter highlights the importance of the research making sure future scientists are focusing on the treatment. the recent medical breakthroughs in the course have they changed her experience living with diabetes? >> peace of mind. a lot of us are talking about the pharmacy pharmaceuticals and medicines that help people with diabetes, but it also presents a very mental burden in the form of burnout and other things that are detrimental to the health of people living with diabetes. so her influence gives not only her but also me peace of mind. >> thank you all. i yield back. >> thank you. senator cassidy. >> if i enter up to you i'm not being rude. maybe i am, but it's a reason. >> you mentioned risk factors with type i diabetes but what is

pharmacies where pain killers and influenza medicine are not available along with instituting and diabetes medicine and a lot of other medicines that are not available anymore in the cause of how this thing is here and living their daily lives as you see their laundry on these ropes, searching for sunlight. and this is how the tents have been effected by the rain that occurred in the past. couple of days of the people are telling us that their biggest fear is rain. they don't want the rain because there has been a lot of kids and their tents are very for dried and not strong enough to protect them from the rain. the situation is catastrophe and people want this to end as soon as possible. calling for seas wire. this is in the city for audra 0 garza that has been well that was the situation and that was a lot in central gauze. and let's move further south now. we as well told palestinians to move for their safety. but the conditions there aren't any besta honey, my phone has moved from the soup kitchen. and rafa you know, normal is defined by destruction on display screen on the daily hardship searching for food

of the dorohuska commune. medical institutions in limaan received a three-month supply of drugs, minister of health viktor lyashko announced. it is about the treatment of 12 thousand patients for cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and other non-infectious diseases. the medical situation in luman remains difficult, as most of the medical facilities here are destroyed and damaged. in the near future , we will organize the opening of one of the pharmacies in which residents of the city of leman will be able to receive medicines under the affordable medicine program, since family medicine works, you can write enough prescriptions. we can quickly do and organize it all. no experts make implants on a 3d printer. for a boy with cancer, they invented: a unique implant that will grow together with him, how does it work, sonya hryhorchuk asked, i broke my leg, and before the start of my master's degree, and when my studies began, i walked on crutches for 3.5 months , so a student injury ignited svetlana's interest in orthoses and of implants, which grew into a business model, the first company in ukraine that received a certificate of conformity of the quality management system with design. individual implants, in fact,

of type 1 diabetes mellitus. in russia , pancreas transplants have been performed since 2005. more than 40% of all people with a new pancreas received it here in sklifosovsky institutean was the ability to restore blood flow through two large arteries. feeding it is the superior mesenteric and splenic, now only one is enough. today we have proven that between these two arteries inside the organ there is a large number of, so to speak, collateral small arteries that connect the pool on these two arteries, and accordingly, now there is no need restore blood supply through both arteries and for this it is enough to use one splenic artery. actually, this was the discovery. most donor organs that were previously considered unsuitable for transplantation are now used and function no worse than those connected to the patient's two arteries. doctors received patent inventions only this year, but similar operations have been carried out since 2016. all this time we have been accumulating material, analyzing it, and after conducting serious statistical studies, we proved that. the results of this transplantation do not differ significantly from the results of transplantation

sally corn boil was president of the massachusetts institute of technology in cambridge, massachusetts. note doctor kornblum will monitor her diabetes during the hearing. we thank you all for being here today look for it your testimony i like to remind the witnesses we have read your written statements will appear in full in the hearing record. pursuant to committee rule 8d on committee practice i ask each of you limit your oral presentation to a five minute summary of your written statement. i also would like to remind the witnesses to be aware of the responsibility to provide accurate information to the committee. if we have a demonstration gets unruly we will ask the campus police to take people out immediately. i now recognize doctor gave her five minutes. >> chairwoman fox, ranking member scott distinguished members of the committee. my name is claudine gay i'm the president of harvard university. it is an honor to be here today representing a community of more than 25000 undergraduate and graduate students. where the 19000 faculty and staff. more than 400,000 alumni. including multiple members of this committee. thank you for

diabetes mellitus, these are gangrenes of the extremities, so naturally , here we immediately immediately involve surgeons who treat them, observe them and schedule further care for us or... there are several social institutionsame time, and those who require constant care are transferred to a 24-hour boarding house, but it also happens that help is refused. people of this category, they are accustomed to a free life, they are accustomed to living by their own rules, according to their own laws, being in our institution, they still have their own daily routine. there are prohibitions that cannot be violated, in connection with which a person can be expelled, that is, coming to the department in a drunken state, drinking drinks, or generally bringing drinks is already a violation. over the course of a year, during such raids, the social patrol manages to identify and send for temporary residence, as well as provide food packages to about one and a half hundred tramps. zhanna kuzmina irik abdulganiev, news from yegorya, nizhnevartovsk. this is the news, see you later. come on, come on with a smile, more, more, more, great, good, so, morning of russia! don't forgive the main thing. good morning. hello. well, dec