severinov, today we 'll talk about children, about pediatrics, we'll talk, our guest is andrei alekseevich stepanovn pediatrics, presidential affairs department, andrey, hello, hello, konstantin, i would like to talk to you today about a few things, as a father with experience, i had a feeling that what pediatricians say changes to the exact opposite, approximately once every 10 years, and i would like to understand why this is so. you are absolutely right, konstantin, this is generally a problem, i think, of all medical science, this is not only pediatrics, the outlook on many problems. they change quite quickly, and what was absolutely indisputable for us 10 or 15 years ago, today revised, and we took a diametrically opposed point of view, and why should i, as a consumer, listen to a doctor now, i know that i am smart now, that in 10 years everything will be the other way around, you know, well, the main, let's say, postulates are unshakable, that is, all doctors certainly want your child to grow up with... in fact, this relates more to pharmacology, this relates to genetics, this relates to thos

our guest is andrey alekseevich stepanov, chief specialist in pediatrics, presidential administrationd like to talk to you today about several things. as a father with experience, i had the feeling that what pediatricians say changes to the exact opposite approximately once every 10 years. and i would like to understand why this is so. you are absolutely right, konstantin, this is generally a problem, i think. that the entire medical science is not only pediatrics, the view on many problems, they change quite quickly, and what was absolutely indisputable for us 10 or 15 years ago, today has been revised, and we have taken a diametrically opposite point of view, and why should i, as a consumer , listen to a doctor now, i know that i am smart now, that in 10 years everything will be the opposite, you know, well, the main, so to speak, postulates. they are unshakable, that is , all doctors certainly want your child to grow up healthy, beautiful, and for this purpose we we use completely different approaches and different methods, so that is what is placed on the pedestal of common sense,

severinov, and today we will talk about children, about pediatrics, we will talk, our guest is andrei alekseevich stepanovpresidential administration. andrei, hello, hello, konstantin. i would like to talk to you today about a few things. as a father with experience, i had a feeling that what pediatricians say. percent of what we know today will be revised in 10-15 years, we will be told that everything is arranged a little differently, and new generations of parents will religiously follow the recommendations of pediatricians, understanding that they are the opposite of what their parents did, we will probably change our views on some, let's say, drugs, we will change our views on some approaches, but our basic views will still remain unshakable, based on the same concerns the fact that the child should be healthy, and we make every effort to in order to make it so, not to let the disease take over, this is an absolutely unshakable postulate of medicine, well then i understand that medicine exists here now, and this is probably right, yes, and what was before or what will be later, well , let's see, scie

today we are talking about pediatrics, and discussing this very important topic with andrey alekseevich stepanove chief specialist in pediatrics, the presidential executive office of the russian federation. i see several that are useful to me. and cord blood rather yes, if possible, and maybe it would even be worth expanding someday, well, in the end, yes, well, and thus we ensured - that our children will be healthy, as far as possible, smart, is there some golden key, we all want children to be smart, talented, well, first of all, here too genetics comes first, which is not worth doing, which cannot be done, unfortunately or fortunately, we cannot interfere in this process... on a global level, in particular, intellectual abilities, the original ones, they are given to us, but of course, it is in our power to improve something, develop it, which will have a positive effect on intellectual abilities, it's like a talent, yes, which can be buried in the ground, and which can be allowed to grow, well, here are the kids, when if we are talking about very small children, it is still too early for th

today we are talking about pediatrics, and we are discussing this very important topic with andrei alekseevich stepanov, the chief specialist in pediatrics of the presidential property management department of the russian federation. i see several useful, it seems to me, lessons, that is, we need to stick to it. and genetic tests do not need to be done yet, because you will not find anything. according to the doctor's indications, then povizm is still necessary and can be useful, and i apologize, i will interrupt, in the maternity hospital they take certain screenings, that is , they take blood on a special test paper, send it to a special center, where they perform, among other things, a genetic analysis for the maximum amount, and this is just a medical service, you don’t look anyone in the eye, they just give you some kind of table, here... in general , this is done for everyone, it’s like any screening, yes, you understand, that is, when the coverage is maximum, if suddenly there is some deviation, then they call the patient, look him in the eye, either for a repeat analysis, or already they start

thank you, this is the baden baden podcast, today we talked about pediatrics with andrey alekseevich stepanove chief specialist in pediatrics of the presidential executive office of the russian federation. hello, you are watching precious stories. my name is ekaterina varkan, i am a guest today we have natalia polenova, the great-granddaughter of the great russian artist vasily dmitrovich polenov, director of the polenov museum-reserve. and today we will talk about this wonderful place, i can’t even imagine how we can fit all this immensity into such a small amount of time that we have allotted today in our podcast, this is how it all began, my favorite story, natasha, do you know? how vasily dmitrovich polenov and his friend and student konstantin korovin rode a boat along the oka, being in a cheerful, happy, witty mood and sailed past the hill. and polenov liked the hill so much that he said that he would like to build a manor here and live, so to speak, in old age to admire the surroundings, initially, that's the most important thing that vasil dmitovich actually invested in this entire gr