age 77. there's a huge huge difference is huge inequalities in, you know, just the number of years that you can expect to live and the health that people have, those kinds of inequalities as well all sorts of poor health are more prevalent among people who are in disadvantaged groups across the board and of that's really well known. but i think we haven't brought that into the conversation about delayed retirement enough because what we really found is that the people who are in the groups who are most likely to have poor health because of challenges that they have faced for much of their lives. in many cases, those are the people are least able to retire financially they've probably been least able to save they the smallest social security benefits so they can least afford retire. but they're most likely have health problems that are going to interfere their ability to to work or at least for working longer to be a really good and healthy option for even if they do continue to work. this is

you get to age 62, the earliest age you could claim social security benefits. what we found i think really surprised us. i would not have guessed it come into this research, which is the only about half of americans are steadily employed all the way through that decade. about 15% say they are never employed during that time and then about a third are intermittently employed. that is, there's at least some point during those years in which they are not employed. this is hugely consequential because working longer, that is in terms of like working say beyondge age 62 is hugely concentrated among people who have steady employment all the way through their 50s, among people who have steady employment all the way through their 50s, about 80% of them work at some point between age of 62 and 66. that is a really strong precursor to working longer, having invested to jump all the way through your 50s. but for the third of americans who are in intermittent employment, the rates of working longer, of working be on 862 dropop really fast. it's about 35% of those people ar

[wolf rand at age 36] "we've been in bordeaux with no visas and no papers. i've nothing that would help us get out of the country and the germans are fast approaching. i hear there's a man from portugal who can help us." kathi rand: my father, he had heard that in the town of bordeaux in southern france that there were people who were able to get visas. my father called sousa mendes "the man," the man who gave the visas. he had absolutely no idea what his name was. sterling: this man, aristides de sousa mendes, he was the portuguese consul in bordeaux. he had already started violating this infamous circular fourteen, issued by the portuguese dictatorship which basically said, don't allow any refugees into portugal, especially jews that have been expelled from their country. [aristides de sousa mendes] "i will obey my conscience and grant these visas. i do not have the right to let so many women, children, and men die. if thousands of jews are suffering because of one man, hitler, surely i can suffer for so many jews." sterling: nobody is quite sure of how ma

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what age to dance?h, i don't know young gay, probably 60 years old nikolaevich please tell me, are you a lonely person or do you also have a family that supports you in this? yes, i'm lonely. i had a wife who passed away. and now i'm lonely in a sense, dancing is your salvation. yes, including loneliness. and in general, i get great great pleasure from this great joy from these dances. i am everything is forgotten, everything goes into the past, the bad, but only the good is ahead. try to feel yourself when i was 14 of these 15 years flew by like one month. well , they passed so quickly, because you understand the whole week in the dances in the morning from 10 to 10 to 9. can you imagine lev nikolaevich to do something completely new now i don't know any language, i don't want to learn anything. now argentina has taken up dancing. here i am argentinean dancing, yes, yes, that is, if something new, then only from the category of dances. and if it weren’t for thoughts about age, maybe somehow we allowed

aging has posed a huge problem for us , the general perception of human aging itself. how do you feel? not all answer. there are 18 women with a man there. well, let 20-25. and this suggests that they do not perceive themselves as old inside themselves, but the functionality is no longer the same and it turns out to be completely dissonant. that is, i’m still at 18, but i walk, you understand, and i stumble and fall, but they won’t take a cane there, because otherwise, i say, why don’t you take a cane. if only you had n’t fallen, there was support, to which the woman replies. you know, if i take a cane, they will perceive me as an old woman, i say it is necessary. it 's a stunning cane of some sort to take to all noticed how fashionable and beautiful you are. that is , you understand, that is, they are not ready for the fact that they have some kind of functional defect, and therefore we also need to work on this to perceive our old age correctly, uh, we have gerontology to help ourselves. this is such a science in general that studies the social aspects, the medical a

three indicators that determine the age of our heart, the age of our blood vessels. is real pressure. this is the blood cholesterol and blood sugar baseline indicators have been known for many years. so, look. here we are are born. with such vessels, over time, sugar increases the cholesterol wall, high cholesterol enters there and atherosclerotic is formed. that is, the fact that you have high cholesterol - this suggests that you are following this path, and at the age of 35 you have no moral right to do so. you should be young and healthy and nothing should bother you. can a young thin person have it? high cholesterol is called a disease. this is a family disease of hyper cholesterol, it is a hereditary disease. understandable can we help the wife lower cholesterol or is he old now and die? very simply there are pills to lower cholesterol. they are called statins, if taken regularly, they can normalize cholesterol levels and prevent the heart from aging. i want herman shash to come to our heart now. and i want to send zhenya to our medical point to measure her bloo

ages?me to jump a into ageism. this too many isms for me. but he gets a pass. i don't think is that because the vp can't speak either. you've got to play music to her staff to convince yourself she is a beatnik poet messing with us. i think it's more of the factst they don't prepare. one thing he has been consistenn on through his entire political career he goes with whatever is good for joe. right now he seems to feel theth progressive ways his way but does not read the teleprompters. they run it, he does it. it will mess them up and they'll be like oh he is old. no he is incompetent. if iight was up here every nighn every time you went to meals like hall know you've got a note you've got a go to got a new dog. [laughter] we've got to go. up next speaking of his style wai s grotesque now he has clead out his desk casey: these kids, they don't deserve to have to go through this. my beautiful little redheaded girl has cancer. you don't know what's going to happen. narrator: please call or go

creams, according to the problem, according to age. ones are better so that the skin does not dry out, to reduce wrinkles and now there is a large arsenal of drugs, but you need naturally, the advice of a doctor and solely out of curiosity. how often men visit you. you know, now the procedure is becoming more popular, a man looks after himself very much. yes, now and in various social networks we are already watching everything. we already see changes, that people look very beautiful, men love procedures that do not require any kind of long-term rehabilitation, minimally painful, because they cannot endure it for a long time, but the maximum effect, and they always get them from us. accept men, of course, with pleasure pleasure. thank you very much, it was really very interesting. and we do not say goodbye. i propose to find out how you can improve your appearance just right by applying cosmetics and doing a facial massage.

determining one's age. but there is a big difference between the international age and korean age. them. the country is now shifting from the traditional system to the international system. having three ways — international system. having three ways of _ international system. having three ways of counting - international system. having three ways of counting one's| three ways of counting one's age sounds remarkably confusing. does it cause problems for people in korea? it does sound confusing but let me tell you, it's not. korean people get on with absolutely fine, i2 children edward and elizabeth know how to express their age in korean and english and when they switch between the languages, they will actually change their age. most people here, it's completely confusing at all, although it can sound like that from the outside. one of the ways the korean people do get around it is through determining what year you were born rather than actually saying your age. there was a famous book a couple of years ago, kim was born in 1982, a sign of the growing feminist movement. you will not

and all of the human emotions, perhaps that makes me old from age matter from age. ah, whoa! ecstasy, passion, and greece generally shasky and beethoven's faith piano concerto. even among the welsh top pianists, he's dance out of the youngest. on the international stage, the canadian musician dazzles audiences with his city and the maturity of his interpretations. ah ah ah, we accompany epsky to some concepts and perhaps to gain some insight into his live and work. and we asked him to tell us more about the secret behind his early success. mm. ah . in many respects and my life, i became more mature than my peers at a young age just because of how my life and for them perhaps also it's a character trait. musically speaking, i was never drawn into virtuosity. i was never drawn into showing off and i was always sort of looking for the inner core and the inner beauty of music. i think with age that's a lot of people are looking for again. and i think that's also why. for the most part, we see audiences that are not on the young side, but on the older side in classical music. beca

this is normal psychophysiological development corresponding to age.teach anything special to a specific child. they ca n't focus on anything. i don’t know, you can, of course, train him to scare him. ah, yes, punish and he will just start doing everything you tell him, as if he had not already been killed, after all. here he wants to sculpt, we will draw with him. here's something to draw with pleasure. he is constantly dancing. he looks like me as a child, because he is like this , time goes by and something is dancing. if he is some the room goes, he goes some. here he is somehow jumping, or like a gnome bends down. he ca n't just walk. he needs to go there in some role. well, he has some kind of monkey living in him. i learned to read at school, went to school and in the first grade i learned to read until the first grade. i didn't know how to read. the same story, no one at home went crazy, nothing demanded from us, all this multiplication table was taught during the holidays at school, they gave assignments for the holidays , groaning, quietly. a

this is the age at which they trust you, and the smallest age i had was 5 years.e world record, and at the age of 5 she makes the elements. and they jump out of the springboard , lands on a flat board, continues to ride, and also you turn 180 ° forward. definitely a great couple, they are busy raising their child. but you just don't even realize. which may, god forbid, happen. you are your child on purpose, but you are launching the roadway on all this equipment. in the frame, a car is driving in parallel. here is the smallest ah-a pebble, and by inertia the child will not have time to group even under slow moving car. it weighs the same and i'm very scared to realize that you don't understand this. and of course, my husband assured me of complete safety. he checked this puddle for the presence of some, what could be something that the child could cling to at that moment in full confidence in full confidence. i was and now i am also the full version of confidence, because e this equipment. my husband is nearby and takes off at any time. he 's not visible like this

but remember, before he was called _ age. but remember, before he was called up _ age.teenager. he was only 17, _ and he was only a teenager. he was oniy17, he — and he was only a teenager. he was only 17, he sat a transistor radio and it santos, and when he heard his name _ and it santos, and when he heard his name among — and it santos, and when he heard his name among the squad members for that world _ name among the squad members for that world cup in sweden in 1958, he dhint— that world cup in sweden in 1958, he didn't express any surprise, but he was prepared for it. so from an early— was prepared for it. so from an early age. _ was prepared for it. so from an early age. i_ was prepared for it. so from an early age, i think pele was prepared to become _ early age, i think pele was prepared to become that star, absolutely. the person. _ to become that star, absolutely. the person. the — to become that star, absolutely. the person, the personality was always prepared _ person, the personality was always prepared to become pele. and that is what we _ prepared to beco

because nobody wants to attack the age thing, no one was to be like we coleman ages?nd we don't time to jump into ageism. as to for me. he gets a pass because i do think it's that because the vp can't speak either. >> greg: yeah. >> tyrus: at the play music to convince yourself that she has a poet messing with us. [laughter] it's like they don't prepare and he just goes, the one thing that has been consistent throughout his entire political career he goes what's ever good for joe. and right now he seems to feel to the progressive way is his way. he doesn't read the teleprompters. they run it, he does it and then it'll mess them up is like and be like oh, he's old. no he's incompetent. i was up every night and every time you want smells like. will you know you got to do what you got to do dog you know to mean? [laughter] [laughter] [applause] [applause] >> greg: we've got ago, up next speaking of his style was grotesque, now he is cleaned out his desk. [applause] ♪ ♪ tub, why not? and of course, puppy-friendly. we don't like to say perfect, but it's pretty perfect. boo

aging has posed a huge problem for us, the general perception of a person aging itself.esn't everyone answer 18 women in a man there? well, let's say 20-25. and this suggests that they do not perceive themselves as old inside themselves, but the functionality is no longer the same and it turns out to be completely dissonant. that is, i’m still at 18, but i walk, you understand, and i stumble and fall, but they won’t take a cane there, because otherwise, i say, why don’t you take a cane. here , the support did not fall, to which the woman replies. you know, if i take a cane , they will perceive me as an old woman, i say necessary. this is a stunning cane to take, so that everyone notices how fashionable and beautiful you are. that is, you understand, that is, they are not ready for the fact that they have some kind of functional defect, and therefore you also need to work on this to perceive your old age correctly, uh, to help yourself. we have gerontology. this is such a science in general that studies the social aspects, the medical aspects of aging. yes, and geriatrics

i think that there is old age, and there is old age, and someone manages to remain in old age just liketo you. they know the secret to a happy life. would n't it work out if we were afraid of old age, it seems to me that this is one of the secrets of pension is not a sentence, in principle, given the fact that we are so you will starve russian. they were not afraid to change their lives, how can you be afraid of what? naturally. it is necessary to find some charms in this, and the charm is freedom victor and svetlana zhukova how did your relatives feel about the fact that you took such a risk? okay, you are brave, but there is something nearby, who else? like the older generation, he is always afraid of advising another. yes you? yes, like my mother, thank god, you chewed, you see, there are elderly women in the club, and therefore this is all this. yes. and friends also supported and the son supported, but he is also the son of an adventurer from us got a little bit. and by the way, if you are such avid, travelers from the moment you met. how is the son? he traveled with us in a car in

you can see that actually, the ag - boost. you can see that actually, the ag is i boost.this particular spot than the 56. this is not exactly helping 56 phones fly off the shelves in the shops. they don't really know how you solve it to a customer because frankly if someone walks into a shop, they are most likely to want an iphone or a samsung galaxy and it will have great battery and a nice screen and nice, but 56 is kind of out there. nice, but 5g is kind of out there. , ., ., there. so is there another five 6 there. so is there another five g infrastructure _ there. so is there another five g infrastructure in _ there. so is there another five g infrastructure in place? in . g infrastructure in place? in man 6 infrastructure in place? in many countries, we see the experience of things like speed is five or six times faster on 5g is five or six times faster on 56 compared with ag and at the top is typically career where average 56 speeds are well over a00 megabytes now. the average 5g speeds are well over a00 megabytes now.— a00 megabytes now. the uk government _ a00 me

this is an age story. yes, in fact, denis has a so-called age.yes this is when we logically assume that there is a problem associated with atherosclerosis, yes visual arterial hypertension disease, of course these processes. in a certain number of the elderly population, especially after 75 years, it most often manifests itself with symptoms of smoke, but this is not yet dementia, this is a violation of cognitive functions, that is, a person. maybe a little. eh, so, as they say, he has problems with perception, memory, thinking, but they are not catastrophic and very, very, very long and gradually go to deep it. so to speak, longevity, the situation with alzheimer's, this process is inevitable and there is a gradual decline in certain functions, and in the final stage a person loses his intellect completely, and, as they say, he is not with us, not with our socius. yes, that is, this is a person who has lost both intellect and motor activity, and, uh, k. unfortunately, this process may not occur against the background of some underlying diseases.

this is a phenomenal team want one for the ages-— for the ages.at all felt familiar england's cricketers i for the ages. while that all felt familiar england's cricketers in | familiar england's cricketers in pakistan was not. the first were there at 17 years. a test series victory would follow a white ball series victory and some of the most dramatic cricket one could wish for. goodness me this is another level. close _ goodness me this is another level. close to _ goodness me this is another level. close to home liverpool hosted the gymnastic championships. tiara gymnastic championships. two standout performances. what about that take _ standout performances. what about that take a — standout performances. what about that take a bow young man. the london that take a bow young man. tie: london marathon that take a bow young man. ti2 london marathon also took place in october and what is scheduled to be its final autumn outing before it's returned to pre—covid springtime. while in formula i max verstappen would not be stopped. world champion again

i think with age that's a lot of people are looking for again. and i think that's also why, for the most part, we see audiences that are not on the young side, but on the older side in classical music. because after they've had their fun, after they've had their parties, after they've had their dances, somehow looking for that pure and untouched. beauty is what drugs back to me with more than a decade under the limelight, young shot sky has won high praise from reviewers around the world. the boston globe described him as a musician of unusual refinement and imagination. and the new york times pulled his playing, christine lyrical and intelligent audiences are enchanted by his grand show of emotion. ah, i think that's certainly what i've found that infant, it's a spectrum of joy and pain and suffering and all the human emotions and all the elements in the world. but in one our country, it's amazing and i've always enjoyed that. so perhaps it makes me old from a mature, from age or, or whatever it may be, but that's not only who i am. i'm also sti

today's topic is called the gilded age.ly roughly again the war up to 1900 but this lecture of america becoming an industrial power industrialization is going to be the key to understanding what's going on in the post-civil war north, i'll explain the title gilded age in a few minutes because it has roots in her own state of missouri. but to talk about america becoming an industrial power there are certain sets of conditions that n we need for tt process to occur if you become an industrial payout under power you need to have an abundance of mineral resources,coco coal, irn ore, copper, tin, zinc, all kinds of things such as that. what's fortunate for the united n states that we are blessed wih all those materials in our own country, we have huge pockets of cold in pennsylvania. , eastern kentucky. we have iron nor around lake michigan. we have lead, copper, zinc and the southwest, arizona, new mexico. there some nations in the world have to purchase these from other countries we have those in the united states we just have

and from the age of 7 i dreamed of doing tattoos at the age of 14.arted making homemade tattoo machines. i became friends who did titatu and began to ask. and why don’t you, i sat down and did, by the way, irin and your whole body is stuffed tattoos. i still have clean places, but a succubus, because i understand that i will live for as long as i want something , there will be no place. i heard that tattoos are not always experienced even by all adults. you were not afraid that your son's tattoo somehow got the stars to fester. no, here i am confident in myself as an expert, and everything was done in sterile conditions with sterile tools in a studio. and i know exactly how to take care of her now very directly advanced technology. it's just a tattoo after the procedure, you go with a specialized film with it for 5 days, you take it off, it has already healed. well, you were not afraid, really, that your son would change his mind. suddenly it was. they agreed with him that if i don’t know right now, well, we’ll start right away, and he will immediate

the football legend pele has died from cancer at the age of 82.he former superstar was the only player to win three world cups. he is known as the greatest footballer of all time. football is now warning the man often cited as the greatest he was a wizard with the soccer ball but few knew his real name edson he rose to fame as pele a nickname he at first could not stand i fight in college with the kids because no my name is edson they call me pele i get two-day suspender and it's good and everybody in school all the kids start going pale i hate that time today i love of course now i love because i don't know god gave it to me short name easy to pronunciate any language you can't remember pele he was born in the favelas of trish corazonish a small town in southern brazil at 15 he made his debut with santos fc a year later he was the league's top scorer at the world cup in sweden in 1958 pele became a star he scored six goals and brazil won the tournament pele was just 17 years old the youngest world champion of all time nobody knew brazil before 19

but here is the age difference.h him, because he is under our control. i don't think they had such a conscious goal. yes, unconsciously. who knows. well, let's listen to your girlfriend already now on the universities of catherine is right. how i met cheese. it's uh, it was at the university. i do not remember exactly. on what course, but it seems to me that, probably, on the first, but some general companies and in fact , at first, of course, i did not know that she heaps. but the fact that she was younger than all of us. i saw this, of course, at some point i asked a question. and how of course, i was very surprised and even a little envious, because this is in general, well, in my opinion. uh, not everyone can, yes, that is, at least at the institute. i don't know about school. well , at the institute there was no feeling that ira was some kind of a monster. yes, as sometimes the perception of people who are not alike happens, no, she was absolutely equal to equal members of the team team. uh, somewhere maybe may

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abuse at the age of 12.— at the age of 12.2. and that is - when my mental health problems appeared and in that period, the only thing that i could do was take valium, at 1a, and thatis was take valium, at 1a, and that is not great. it really isn't good. that is not great. it really isn't good-— that is not great. it really isn't aood. ., , isn't good. though the episode left terry hall _ isn't good. though the episode left terry hall with _ isn't good. though the episode left terry hall with lifelong - left terry hall with lifelong depression, music was a solace. here rejoined the specials in 2008 and a deck would later the band scored their first ever number one album. here said it was a long time coming. the singer terry hall who's died at the age of 63. the bank of england has revealed the designs for new bank notes featuring the image of king charles. the portrait will be the only change to existing designs of £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes, and will start to enter circulation from mid—2024. notes featuring the late queen eliz

mechanization has come of age. to have the harvesters and tractors and that surely will improve life on the farm. here's part of p the problem. with farmers in america we are generally associated with the democratic party of the common man that we talked about with the age of jackson. the farm community where it's generally democrats but the gilded age is dominated by the republican party and the republican partyty initially was interested in trying to do something to help 13, 14, 15th amendments that we talk about but once they reach that point, they turned their attention to business and industry and again either do nothing out all or past tax cuts and high protection tariffs. they are focused on business and industry so there's no legislation what so well to help the farm community and the problem there also is that in this age following the civil war you have historically low prices for farm products with ritz corn or cotton.e there's more caught in after the souther and the civil war then there was before. pri

i think with age that's a lot of people are looking for again. and i think that's also why, for the most part, we see audiences that are not on the young side, but on the older side in classical music. because after they've had their fun, after they've had their parties, after they've had their dances, somehow looking for that pure and untouched beauty is what draws back to me. with more than a decade under the limelight, young shot sky has won high praise from reviewers around the world. the boston globe described him as a musician of unusual refinement and imagination, and the new york times playing christine lyrical and intelligent audiences are enchanted by his grand show of emotion. ah, i think that's certainly what i've found that infant. it's a spectrum of joy and pain and suffering and all the human emotions and all the elements in the world put in one hour conscious. it's amazing and i've always enjoyed that. so perhaps that makes me old from a mature, from age or, or whatever it may be, but that's not only who i am. i'm also still young

>> as we go through adolescence, our brain ages as our body does, and with age, brains, we have cortical thinning. that is the outside part of the brain that becomes thinner. in an 80-year-old, we might call that atrophy. we don't want to call that atrophy in a 16-year-old. it's the same concept, the brain is starting to age. the volume of the hippocampus increases. the amygdala increases. that is what we found in these kids, post-shut down. >> what do those areas of the brain you talked about have to do with their emotions or other functions of the brain? >> the amygdala in particular is involved in emotion and threat processing, and the hippocampus is more involved in memory and learning and concentration, and the cortex is involved in judgment and decision-making. we are finding aging effects in all of these areas of the brain. >> normally when you think about teens or maturing, you might think that is a good thing, but why is this actually alarming that their brain aging is happening faster? >> i don't want to put out alarming because we don't know the consequences. we don't know if

and you have to be a certain age, of course.ucky enough to see him. my first world cup, i remember, was 1970, that brilliant brazilian side that he was the star of. and he had a profound effect on my love of football. now, we don't really have the access to see the amount of footage that we do in the modern game. even with maradona, we saw quite a lot more than you would do with pele, because obviously not so many matches were filmed. so we didn't see quite so much. and i caught him at the end of his career, but he was still outstanding. but he could do everything. he was... for me, the three greats in my lifetime, there's pele, maradona and messi. it's difficult to separate them because they play in totally different eras, but all three of them do things that other players, other mere mortals of footballers, can't do. and i think that's what really lifts them above all the others. well, pele is hugely significant in not only the development of football, but also in football itself and the enjoyment of football, which is the mos

mechanization has come of age. were going to have reapers and harvesters and tractors and that surely will improve lifeli on te farm. not so. here's part of the problem. farmers in america were generally associated with the democratic party, the party of thewi common man that we talked about with the age of jackson. the farm community were generally democrats, but the gilded age is dominated by the republican party. and the republican party initially was interested in trying to do something to help the friedman, 13th14, 14th, 15th amendments that we talked about. but once theyy reach that point they turn their attention to business and industry. and again, either do n nothing t all or pass tax cuts and high protective tariffs. they are focus on business and industry so there's no legislation whatsoever really to help the farm community. and the problem there also is that in this age following the civil war you have historically low prices for farm products, whether it's corn, whetherwh its cotton. there is actually

alyona, then let's continue with children over the age of eight. what is happening to them and what behavior is most often manifested in them, well, it is also sleep disorders. that is it's also insomnia it irritability is everything that was not the norm before . that is, it is also manifested through the body, because there are many somatic children. that is, it is somatic disorders . it means that when a child emotionally cannot say or react . more or on the contrary, she closes in on herself in general when we talk about an age like 9-10-11 years old. this is a very difficult year, and then also teenagers because at this moment the child begins to be more interested in what is happening in the world in general as it is built in general, that is, what is death, what is life? life is good because there are many fairy tales, they talk about the fact that there is a lot of good in life and there is justice. and now why exactly this is happening and thus they put parents in the same situation when and we do not have an answer to this question becaus

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today _ translation: he started playing here at the age of six. today english - at the age of six.have been coming for argentinian footballers which is wonderful because it opens the doorfor other which is wonderful because it opens the door for other players. back to the party of extraordinary proportions. the country battered by economic crisis, this has been a world cup to remember, allowing argentinians to park their worries and really celebrate success. katie watson, bbc news, one 0siris. our top story this evening... nurses stage their second 12—hour strike as health leaders warn they cannot guarantee patient safety during more strikes this week. coming up... england beat pakistan to inflict a rare test series defeat on pakistan's home turf. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel... golfers who have defected to the controversial liv series will be allowed to play at the masters next april after organisers at augusta decided not to change their rules. among the millions of people who escaped from ukraine after the russian invasion were children and young people with di

uh, at what age do they give birth to their first child? what is the social portrait of the belarusian family like? of course, we see, that's why we have less births because of age. actually getting married. we are increasing. although it is lower, uh, than u in the same european union and it is higher for men, that is, it is practically 28 years old and uh, for women 26 years old, yes, that is, of course, we start ours from 26 years old. here, actually fate. uh, moms and dads, and the age and the birth of the first child are increasing. and again, this is practically 27 years, and again, this is 3 years less than in the european union, which it gives us. still, this odds, yes, in the additional population and, uh, what i want to say is that not only twenty-year-olds get married, but also those who are over 50 and over 60 have always had questions about parenthood. well, very subtle, er, marina aleksandrovna and you, as a well-known doctor, as a parliamentarian. here, how do you consider the institution of parenthood. he needs state support

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this age group?which is the policy of giving a vaccine to an entire population and or offering it as part of a vaccine programme . and that's quite programme. and that's quite different from saying you can legitimately and safely use an agent if you decide on a case by case basis . it's agent if you decide on a case by case basis. it's in agent if you decide on a case by case basis . it's in the interest case basis. it's in the interest of a patient to , do that. and of a patient to, do that. and that's the difference what the mhra is saying is on a case by case basis, a hospital doctor or gp could advise the patient and on licence give the vaccine to that age . then let's hope the ai that age. then let's hope the ai were doing earlier in the year and during the during the pandemic was coming up with policy about who to give vaccines to in what age groups and that was all children not a subgroup children. well let's hope therefore that parents fully understand the cost benefit risk and that when they