oh, it wasn't their age. yeah, absolutely. you know, this other one, we have unconscious biases also, right? absolutely. we do need to get rid of all of those things that stand in the way of fully utilizing the talents of beyond the age of 60 or 70, if they wish to continue working. so i'm not saying that people shouldn't retire, but if people want to continue working, we should give them the opportunity to do so. do we have to recognize that there are different kinds of jobs if you were somebody who work with your brains for 40 years as opposed to working with you back for 40 years, you know, you may be more ready to continue working and, you know, one of the great, terrible scourges across the country now is untreated chronic pain in late middle age and elderly men who lifted up and bang things against things for much of their working lives. and now are just in tremendous pain that is not being properly know. absolutely. and that's why 120 years ago, we invented pensions because pretty much everybody who was in the labor for

, believed that a person gives himself an attitude toward aging and death; a person, as a rule, diesr skulachov was born in 1935 in moscow, at the age of twenty-two, graduated faculty of biology and soil science at moscow state university remained to work there. most of his scientific works, works and research would be aimed at defeating the aging of the human body, he persistently searched for a recipe for longevity , argued fiercely with colleagues, and if there is a gradient, what if there is a gradient, what kind of gradient, well, a gradient, let’s say in energy, why a gradient , why, no, no, no, the culmination of his scientific research was the invention of the elixir of longevity, this is the most powerful antioxidant of plants, in general , plants have a much more powerful antioxidant, than in animals. a couple of years ago, elikir skulacheva was approved for sale in pharmacies in the form of eye drops that improve vision, but vladimir petrovich took the elixir orally, i have been taking this substance for almost 2, almost 3 years, this substance is corrosive, and nothing ba

the program is for children under 7 years of age., because the children recognize that they are looking for pleasure, they enter into different themes and finally newer techniques, but at a younger age, most of the puppet and performer-oriented spaces mean, for example , the happy aunt, and they answer that she is actually a performer and the children are clapping their hands and cheering for the 6-year-old instrument. after that, this attraction is also about preparing works that were actually works that were broadcast many years ago. still, some of the elders and children of today and children of yesterday have memories with them . it was made of flowers, anemones, and blossoms, with a program full of stories and pen in this suitcase full of prizes and books of stories and soukati for you and the children at home. lovely basic like the neighborhood. brobia health and neighborhood or like these dolls whose names are still remembered well done, dear mice, teachers and students of the mice school. kapel danbari cold and meat trust one

million people with 20 trucks of age-— trucks of age.t is the test shipment. — trucks of age. that is the test shipment, that _ trucks of age. that is the test shipment, that is _ trucks of age. that is the test shipment, that is what - trucks of age. that is the test shipment, that is what they l trucks of age. that is the test i shipment, that is what they say. they are only talking about food, water and medicine, we need all those things, we need the water to be switched back on, we need to electricity and fuel because that is what runs the desalination plants and that is how people get water to their health, we need shelter, we need much more comprehensive aid supplies. but we need the bombing to stop because you can't deliver aid under constant bombardment, it is impossible. under constant bombardment, it is imossible. . ~ under constant bombardment, it is impossible-— under constant bombardment, it is imossible. ., ~ ., ., , impossible. thank you for 'oining us with that sobering h impossible. thank you forjoining us with that sobe

i _ age of 86. thank you very much for bringing us up to date. i will- age of 86.i willjust remind viewers, sir bobby charlton, the england footballer who also played for manchester united, has died at the age of 86. arguably one of the greatest footballers ever. a statement from his family says "it's with great sadness we share the news that sir bobby passed peacefully in the early hours of saturday morning. he was surrounded by his family. the family thanks people for their support and for the help of people gave to his care as sir bobby was diagnosed with dementia back in 2020." now let's move on to our main story this hour and that is the first aid trucks have crossed into gaza after the rafah crossing from egypt partially opened this morning, throwing a lifeline to gazans. these pictures show the first trucks entering, loaded with food, water and medicine, which are desperately needed by civilians inside gaza. israel agreed to let just 20 trucks through. the un says at least 100 aid trucks are needed a day to cover urgent needs there. there was disappointment

recently the age of sale has gone _ more recently the age of sale has gone from — more recently the ageop in smoking _ they have also seen a large drop in smoking among 18 and 20 —— 18 through— smoking among 18 and 20 —— 18 through 20—year—olds in the us was stopped _ through 20—year—olds in the us was stopped so — through 20—year—olds in the us was stopped so it is clearly a workable approach. — stopped so it is clearly a workable approach, the prime minister's is clearly— approach, the prime minister's is clearly different from the us more of the _ clearly different from the us more of the new zealand style but the packet _ of the new zealand style but the packet of measures announced today, are really— packet of measures announced today, are really ambitious and they've really _ are really ambitious and they've really set — are really ambitious and they've really set a vision of a future that could _ really set a vision of a future that could he — really set a vision of a future that could be smoke—free. which is visionary— could be smoke—free. which is visionary and something that s

age spots will vary to size.mallest of them, ephelides or freckles, are probably present in almost every one of us, and the lighter the skin, the more of them there will be. next, solar linting is the process of producing melanin in response to ultraviolet light. radiation, melasma, as a result of hormonal, stress or some other pathological changes , there may be toxic pigment spots, and of course we must remember that pigment spots can be of a traumatic nature, due to some kind of aggressive mechanical, physical or chemical impact, that is, even so, even so, our skin can react with a pigment spot , of course, but the main character of the whole story is melanin, i understand correctly, yes, let’s figure out why they appear in principle, yes, here we are about the types they said, yes, but not everyone, some have freckles, a standard person is already used to it, yes, but some didn’t, didn’t have pigment spots until a certain age, here on you, when you come back from vacation, you understand that what you see on

so i'm age of sail and it was effective. so i'm sure _ age of sail and it was effective.bacco industry would like to wait— i'm sure the tobacco industry would like to wait for a few years to see what _ like to wait for a few years to see what happens because delay is one of the big _ what happens because delay is one of the big tactics. but i guess most compelling argument is from philip morris _ compelling argument is from philip morris itself. internal documents describe — morris itself. internal documents describe the effect of raising the a-e describe the effect of raising the age of— describe the effect of raising the age of sale, that it would cut our key young — age of sale, that it would cut our key young adult market of 17 to 20 roles _ key young adult market of17 to 20 roles they— key young adult market of 17 to 20 roles. they need to get young people hooked _ roles. they need to get young people hooked on— roles. they need to get young people hooked on smoking. once people are out of— hooked on smoking. once people are out of childhood and early adult life they

age of infection cancer has declined and reached a young age. abolition and some cancers are also lower in iran compared to the world average. for example , the age of breast cancer in iran is 10 to 15 years lower, and the age of colorectal cancer is decreasing all over the world. the most important factor in reducing the age of cancer in young people is air pollution and nutrition , the most harmful of which is smoking and fast food. avoid any type of smoking , be it cigarettes or pot. in addition to this , proper nutrition and proper nutrition can help . the most common cancer in young people is these four types it is cancer that anxiety and mental tension in this age group increases the possibility of people getting it. the reason is very clear because anxiety and stress actually affect the immune system and the patient becomes susceptible. in order to catch this disease , young people's lack of attention to the symptoms of the disease is one of the challenges of diagnosing and treating cancer. in people over 60 , it doesn't take more than a

models aged 50+ posed in swimsuits, it was a furor in the world. belarusian modeling. wrote to us, for some reason some of the readers and viewers thought that if you are over 50 years old and if you are a pensioner, you should sit at home, bake pies, cook borscht and raise your grandchildren. svetlana still has to deal with this deep-rooted stereotype. she doesn’t fight him and doesn’t prove anything to anyone. she says: you just need to get out of your head the idea that life ends at retirement. the world around us is changing at incredible speed. why already are we not changing ourselves? i remember when my parents turned... 50 years old, when there were these anniversaries , it seemed like living to be 50 years old was already a dream, but when i turned 50 years old, here i am somehow like this i completely let go of my fears, for some reason i felt at ease, the only thing that bothered me a little was 50 years old, it was a beautiful date, that’s half a century, it was a little scary, but by the time she was sixty, svetlana had completely freed herself from any...

at the same time, this procedure fights age-related changes in the skin.he skin. this module stimulates cells to produce collagen and elastin. after this we will use the rezerfix module, which is a laser. during the session light pulses act on target skin cells, dark ones. melanin containing pigment absorb this light energy, it in turn is converted into heat, the cells are heated to a temperature at which the destruction of that very pigment occurs and the very synthesis of collagen and elastin that we so need is activated. many people avoid this procedure because they are afraid of severe peeling of the skin after it, but professionals assure that this will not happen, at most a slight peeling in places where there are age spots. laser works delicately, in a gentle mode, it polishes the top layer of skin, that is, what we get: the top layer of skin of dead cells is exfoliated, while the pool of healthy cells begins to actively divide, and we get young, healthy skin. during the procedure, as a result, we remove vascular formations, age spots, scars, the sk

very first sign of old age is dryness, but dr. hyaluronic acid, because this is a unique substance that attracts up to a thousand molecules of water, one molecular acid holds 1000 molecules of water, it turns out that we are launching a powerful process of moisturizing the skin, from the inside, from the inside, to deliver the drug under the skin, dr. shabonin will make one puncture, she has a special syringe in her hands with a long elastic needle , this is, roughly speaking, a modern needle, that is, it has a blunt end, unlike a regular needle, it does not rupture all the vessels in its course, but simply pushes it apart, that is, it does not hurt the patient, because there is no injury, it is safe and it is not aesthetically pleasing leaves no traces. the needle is really soft, it does not pierce the cotton wool, it moves, it is elastic. so, the doctor injects the conule under the skin through a single puncture, i just want to emphasize that this technology is certainly unique today, i am also a patient of ilina alekseevna, she

this occurs due to age-related macular degeneration. and more often in people. what causes age-related macular degeneration? who is especially at risk for this eye disease? can it make you blind? what to do to protect yourself and what examinations to undergo in order to suspect the development of macular degeneration in time. our permanent expert, an ophthalmologist, will answer these questions right now. gergana stoyanova, well, gergan, tell me, we had similar topics, but we know that people do not always lose relevance, but the actual prevalence of this disease. surprises ophthalmologists, currently more than 15 million people are sick in russia, more than 17 million in the world, this is over 75 years old, well then is karol the second? well, we can say that practically yes, there are 170 million patients in the world, and about 3 million patients have disabilities due to this disease, what is age-related mocular degeneration or dystrophy, it’s the same thing, it’s a disease, chronic, progressive, at which it occurs changes in the c

position, a person with an active position in the family, today a person who has reached retirement agey realize himself in all sorts of directions, and as we see, the most in demand is where the activity of our belarusian pensioner is most manifested, and of course this is social life. and of course this is a family, well, of course, many, after they have already completed their working career, realized themselves as much as possible in the family and want to receive some new emotions and sensations at a new stage of life, also realize oneself in various hobbies, and of course this is physical activity, and so on, since the twentieth year we have been implementing a national strategy for active longevity, and this is a document that has concentrated all the directions of state policy that are being implemented today in relation to our older citizens . of course, these are issues of social inclusion , first of all, what is this, this is prevention, loneliness, prevention of social isolation, which is certainly very important for those who make, well, the transition, let's say, from one

from what age?what age, but when a first-grader goes to school, yes, mom , of course, or dad gives him a pretty penny, so that he could buy a bun, i had pocket money, they also gave me for breakfast, for a bun, but everyone has the right to use it. as he thinks, but children have pocket money, of course they should also have it, then the yellow sector, to your right, many of my classmates are paid money for good studies, do you think it is necessary to pay students money for good grades, this is at school they pay, i’m still against it, i’m against it... for parents to pay their children money for good grades, but i’m for the fact that the child really needs to be motivated, this will be in the form of some kind of gift, it probably has a place to be, i just recently was in one of the organizations, they introduced a system where the children of the employees of this organization were paid for good studies, well, there’s a scholarship or a bonus, you can... any award for good studies and i liked thi

aging and disability aging resource centers, 13 of them located throughout the city. we are going out to bid on new grants for those programs, so that will be started shortly. moving to the next one, our adult day program including adult day programs and alzheimer's dementia care and resource centers are going out for bid. our education advocacy peer mentor programs have been in effect a couple years now and will see those rfp this year. moving along. our housing subsidies program, our reserve employment program which dan gallagher alluded to in his program earlier, which are our programs which are up this year. our suite of legal and naturalization services, there are a number of grants in that area, but 10 different providers help us with providing legal support for clients as well as support for permanent residents naturalizing to become united states citizens. last slide of our laundry list, we have sf connected programs. our digital technology programs, the largest group of them up this year. we have something supportive services. this is new programming. this is

, so if we say, we are a portrait, we understand, yes, this is a woman’s face, and if we talk about ageen the majority of our pensioners today are between the ages of 65 and 75, there are about a million of them, well of course, and a belarusian pensioner is a person, an active person, a person with an active civic position, a person with an active position in the family, today a person who has reached retirement age can freely realize himself in all possible directions, and as we see, the most in demand, this is where this activity of our belarusian pensioner is most manifested, and of course this is social life, and of course this is a family , well, of course, many, after they have already completed their working career, realized themselves to the maximum in the family and want to receive some new emotions and sensations, also to realize oneself in various hobbies, and of course this is physical activity and so on, well, these are probably the kind of opportunities that, for the most part, our the national strategy, which is called active longevity, what kind of program is it and...

but i was as the as the grapevines age, the wine they produce gets better. but this is because older vines have a longer roots reaching deeper into the soil, you plus they are more resistant to whether fluctuations or making them much better of surviving droughts and a lack of precipitation story, which often happens in the summer and before harvest. once the roots are deep enough, and so that usually takes about 12 years for a vine growing and one place where the grapes seals and the resulting wine are of a much higher quality level. so the insidious thing. so i've read that, you do everything you can to prevent the mechanical damage to the grapes. what does that mean exactly? do do everything by hand? hand pick can sort and also by chance for double, most of the work we do in the vineyard is by hand. every year we focused on each individual buying at least $4.00 to $5.00 times basically every season as we start on our a manual task. the 1st thing we do is the pruning tone, which has meant to adjust the expected yields of divine scope, and this is done to e

, although... many say: such you, our retirement age has been increased.ns living out your own life, then it will be so, but if you accept as true that after 50 everything it's just beginning, so it will be like that. you can develop, you can play sports, you can do any activities that interest you, you can go and master a computer if you didn’t know this before, but a lot. there are a lot of things that you can do, if only you have the desire, you just need to come out of this kind of shell, that’s all, and i’m already 50, but you’re not already, you’re still only 50, hello, we welcome everyone who now with us, we say kiev, we mean washington, therefore, if you want to understand what will happen in ukraine tomorrow, look at what is happening in the united states today, and the following is happening: the us house of representatives approved a government funding project for 45 days, which does not include assistance to ukraine. at the same time , speaker kevin macarthy. stated that america’s own interests are more important to him than providing ukraine w

just tell us about the age needs them. in egypt, - stop. just tell us about the age needs them.ere we stop. just tell us about the age - needs them. in egypt, here we are read with needs them. in egypt, here we are ready with an _ needs them. in egypt, here we are ready with an indefinite _ needs them. in egypt, here we are ready with an indefinite amount. i ready with an indefinite amount. from egyptian people, not the government. the government will do whatever it takes. the egyptian people are ready with the trucks. we cannot get them through. i thank you very much for bringing us up—to—date on the latest and of course on the work that you do providing 80 people. you are watching bbc news. the first aid trucks past the border today. the aid will be distributed by the palestinian red crescent but not fuel, which is needed to power hospital generators and water pumping stations. 108 trucks i needed every day to cover urgent needs, it is sad. we can bring you live shots here. this is gaza city. it is night than hour. as we were hearing from our correspondent,, he was telling us

therefore, the only place for children this age is school. afterwards they can join vocation.هي مركز المستقبل المركز حاليا this is the future hope center, it provides services to about 150 children weekly. the services include therapeutic sessions. these children quit school and most of them work. the center has made gre so i joined the vocational school to get the benefit of learning a craft and have a workshop as well as others. they visited me at home and asked me whether i quit school, i said, yes, i did. they asked me why i quit school, i said that it was because i wanted to work. they asked me about my work, i said i worked in farming, they invited me to join their vocational school, provided i quit working. i agreed. i joined the vocational school and learned a craft. they came every day to the farms to see if i was still working there. i was prohibited from working outside the... school, some organizations bring a gleam of hope to those children, the organizations target few of the children for rehabilitation. in the third world, where there is no democracy, principles

in 2007 we increase the age from _ british society.ty. in 2007 we increase the age from 16 to _ british society. in 2007 we increase the age from 16 to 18 _ british society. in 2007 we increase the age from 16 to 18 and _ british society. in 2007 we increase the age from 16 to 18 and that i british society. in 2007 we increase the age from 16 to 18 and that saw. british society. in 2007 we increase | the age from 16 to 18 and that saw a 30% drop. we can do better than that. we need to make sure that cigarettes, which have such a devastating impact, are regulated and controlled properly. i think that most smokers want to quit. the other measures i understand that are being looked at about cessation rates, improvement on combating smuggling and the black market, these are all different measures that can be brought in. it is not infantilised and to make sure that people are given dangerous products. if you look at the industry, they target young people, not older people. the university of bath has uncovered documents that they look to tar

in this age? it's great when you're older, you're more aware.ighting ageism to its fullest. 81 years old became the face of dolchen lipstick advertising. elon musk's mother, she is 71 years old, has contracts with a huge number of brands. the catwalk stars of the nineties have successfully returned to the modeling business. claudia, cindy criford and naomi campbell are all over 50 now. i wanted to work with calvin klein, i was in the mot show, but i had never done a commercial. it took me 34 years to do this. my time has come. trend. hollywood also asks for a cheerful old age, churning out films about active and progressive pensioners. in the film, an intern, for example, a seventy-year-old grandfather, harmoniously joins the young team of a startup, in the continuation of the popular series sex and the city, it tells about the stormy personal life of a heroin who is already approaching 60. over the past couple of weeks, i have experienced orgasms that i have never had before throughout my long life. old people are also active in politics, a mag

he reached a great age.— and it is of busy very sad today. he reached a great age.ached a great age. we have seen tributes to him and _ reached a great age. we have seen tributes to him and they _ reached a great age. we have seen tributes to him and they are - reached a great age. we have seen tributes to him and they are very i tributes to him and they are very worthy ones. the record stood for a0 years and was eventually broken by wayne rooney. he was bittersweet about it because he was a hero to him. manchester united are so successful, so popular around the world that his name is known around the world. ., , ., the world. long before the premier leaaue the world. long before the premier league became _ the world. long before the premier league became global, _ the world. long before the premier league became global, he - the world. long before the premier league became global, he would i the world. long before the premier l league became global, he would find stories of waiters in thailand and car wardens in brazil who had heard of bobby charlton. his name tran

i'm a program analyst at department of disability and aging. seeking approval to modify the existing grant agreement with the toolworks aging disability resource center or adrc program. adrc administer information, referral assistance and are translation service at locations throughout san francisco providing crucial support for many older adults, adults with disabilities, veterans and caregivers in the community. services are structured to insure availability and accessibility throughout san francisco with at least one adrc in each oof the supervisor district, thereby providing suvs in the community where the client lives. toolworks is one of two city wide adrc's specializing in providing services to adults with disabilities. is a integral part of the adrc network. the funding will support salary increases and operational expenses in the form of rent. there are enochanges to the service deliverable's and scope of service. monitoring for fiscal year 22-23 conductsed in june 23. meeting or exceeding all contracted deliverable's. request approve

of 7 to 8 age begins to fall and the teeth the advice of experts is that the best age to create culture and provide the necessary training to prevent tooth decay is around the age of 8 , because of these worksheets that are designed based on the textbooks of the second grade of primary school for the second grade of primary school students. these worksheets are taught to them through the salami guardians in their schools, and god willing, we hope that we will be able to have a very good effect from this plan. god willing, you mentioned that you are starting some of these areas in less fortunate areas. as symbolic and then it will spread throughout the country . what you are actually going to do today is in several regions, and now you mentioned that you will start in varamin in a symbolic way , but the main center that has the largest number of your audience , the students, is your audience, which center and which province? is? god willing, this plan will be started today in all the schools of varamin cities, and in the next stage, we are considering the disadvantaged provinces to expla

in the republic of belarus, yes, then we understand that today these are women who have reached the agewell, as a rule, yes, and men 63 years old, such citizens in our country more than 2 million, but women prevail... the majority, this is 70% , so if we talk about a portrait, we understand, yes, this is a woman’s face, and if we talk about age, then the majority of our pensioners today are between the ages of 65 and 75 years old, there are about a million of them, well, of course, a belarusian pensioner is a person, a person, an active person, a person with an active civic position, a person with an active position in the family, today a person who has reached retirement age can... realize himself in all sorts of directions, and as we see the most in demand is where this activity of our belarusian pensioner is most manifested, and of course this is social life, and of course this is a family , well, of course, many, after they have already completed their working career, have realized themselves to the fullest there in the family and want to at a new stage of life get some new emotions

part of my duties, that is, every day in the morning i begin my rounds, i watch how the process of agingnd storing sparkling wines goes, this particular wine is atymillion of the twentieth year, you you will see it next year, and this is still a temporary cork, you observe, kronin cork, semelion - this is generally our exceptional wine, this is our beginning point of reference, just translated in greek. that's why this wine was created a large team, also with the help of the french team, of course, we bring something of our own , we experiment, in principle we need to choose the right picking day, that is, we are in the vineyards there several times every day, that is, we monitor everything, how the ripening is progressing, are there any diseases? where does the desire to become a winemaker come from? it’s just hard for me to imagine a child who suddenly decides, mm, i want to become a winemaker, especially since we don’t seem to have to try wine in childhood, well, for me it was purely by chance, then eat after there already in the eleventh grade, when we are already consciously making

the legal age of purchase will rise annually from the age of 18. the goal is a smoke—free britain, making cigarettes obsolete. has rishi sunak gone far enough, i wonder? i wonder what you are thinking. tell us. opponents say this is nanny state health fascism and an attack on ordinary people and their culture from metropolitan do—gooders. liz truss hates this idea. within 30 years, half the uk population could be banned from buying cigarettes, so by 2043, if be banned from buying cigarettes, so by 20113, if you are 35 and want a packet of 20 you will have to find an obliging 36—year—old. one tory mp points out that in a0 years�* time, i�*ll be really going to be asking people aged 6a age idea? let�*s see what you think about this. maybe we should go even further. maybe he has bottled it. should wejust should go even further. maybe he has bottled it. should we just ban smoking? do get in touch. rishi sunak has been defending his plan to phase out smoking. he announced at the conservative party conference yesterday — that the ban on people buying cig

in the age of $45.00 or so around 5 percent of man have suffered y chromosome law. so it's a slight 60, that figure is between 20 and 25 percent and so on. and among men, age 70 plus 40 percent and cut y chromosome last photo specifics on chromosomes over a lifetime. the last of the y chromosomes can lead to what scientists cool music jews, the patchwork of cells with different genetic compositions. this can have serious consequences that since i play on studies over the last 2 or 3 years have shown that menus last is why chromosome have a high likelihood of cardiovascular disease outside this diabetes. if it's under the classic geriatric disease, macular degeneration taken on, which is a gradual loss of vision, these plans, um, but the amount on the whole. so the question them, washington, how is this possible to become the assign the team and frank for us? examine blood samples from patients with heart issues and found cells with no y chromosomes fall more frequently. a. this is the, this is a healthy group, and this is the group with cardiac in sufficiency. and y

, yes, today our legislation stipulates that if a person who has reached pre-retirement age age, thecontract ends, then the employer is obliged to extend the employment relationship until the person reaches retirement age. well, thank you, the head of the main department of the ministry of labor and social protection of belarus, ekaterina kolida, answered the program’s questions; further in the event program are support for socially vulnerable categories of the population, assistance to donbass from the union state and growth in the export of tourism services. we'll be back in the studio in a few minutes! this is the events program for belarus 24 and we continue. retail chains in belarus have extended a ten percent discount on social significant goods for certain categories of the population. details. we’ll find out from our columnist svetlana chernova. the agreement was signed in march with representatives of large retail companies in the country. the program has been running since the beginning of last year. since then , it has been extended several times, during which time about 1

you know, different kids develop different ages. so it's hard to give an exact age, i think, rather than selecting agents really important is to find out what it is that they already know and find out what their tough questions are and being able to answer those questions in a way that helps connect them, you know, to a sense of safety and helping them identify people in their lives provide safety for whether that other adult school, other people in your family are in the community let them know that there's a lot of people in this world that really care about them staying safe. >> i will make this super personal i have 2 young kids about to turn 79 their jewish that we haven't. i don't know if they know about we haven't talked about it. i've been in denial, basically not wanting to have a calm sort go there because they seem so young to me. but by the same token, you know, i know the kids talk at school and some kids probably, you know, the 5th graders probably know if their elementary school so what would your advice be to a paren

these were prolific during the gilded age. i discovered that the addiction crisis actually spawned an entire sub industry of patent medicine sellers dedicated to curing addiction, especially among the civil war veterans. the over-the-counter snake oil miracle cures that traveling salesman would also sell and buying them through the mail. they created a business opportunity. they were desperate for a cure. there was a bonanza to be had. that is exactly what occurred. it was a million-dollar business in the gilded age. right alongside -- who would sell you his services to help the process. by selling this underreported civil war story, it will help historians and the american public to better understand the american public. first of all, i hope this project will call attention to the opioid crisis because it provides historical context. for today's ongoing opioid crisis. this story eliminates the transformative medical legacy. like the patent medical industry. and most importantly, i think this story reminds us to take the after

and that, that is about $200.00 ages, but they costs roughly $1500.00. so this is the communities that would benefit the most from this particular technology are also those who were kind of most marginalized within countries. so getting the attention there and the kind of start up capital where it needs to be is not pill bottles. although capital is needed for ca, this thing is fairly cheap and scalable and a great solution for people living in remote areas. but it's not an option for big cities. there's simply not enough. bog and cities need more water than that's can catch all up solution does not seem very crazy at 1st. but what's crazy is the amount of water we could safe by implementing it. making pipes are the reason we lose nearly 30 percent of full fresh water globally. bits of staggering 346000000000 need is a date. to put that in perspective, that's 13 times more than german households consuming per day, or more than $2000000000.00 desktops. a yeah, perfectly good water. we could use to drink, wash, clean, grow food. it's just being wasted. lik

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in that age group.o when it went from 18 to 21 in the u.s. among 18, 19, and 20-year-olds in the u.s. there clearly is a working approach. it is slightly different from the u.s. and modeled on the new zealand style. but the package of measures is really ambitious and they really set this to a future vision that can be smoke-free. which is visionary and something that should be applauded and is achievable. christian: simon is quite right though, isn't he, that it is a form of prohibition and there will be a black market of cigarettes. we will have this situation where you may have a 23-year-old in the street having to buy cigarettes for his 22-year-old mate. how do you police that? hazel: the point is that we have four years before these 14-year-olds will reach the point where they would be legally able to purchase tobacco. the government is also pledging to put doubling the amount of money being spent in the local governments to increase the amount of money being spent in these campaigns. there is alway

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