the experts of the motamed cancer research institute have produced cells for the treatment of all types of cancers from these killer cells with sophisticated and advanced technology . it comes out of the room with various methods . be completely sterile, wrestling 2010 unfortunately, the competition takes weeks to increase anything, it is getting tired of trying , you can collect it, you can freeze it, there is no child of habib zani in iran, more than one defense cell of the donor, millions of killer cells are cultivated and produced in a laboratory environment. in terms of health, all the important tests have already been evaluated, from the point of view that they do not have any type of bacterial, viral, or any other type of infection , and they do not have any special clinical problems, they are healthy. ml of this the methods of the cell, anyway , i am one of them. among these, i come to a special method. the 19 cells that we separated from the blood begin to multiply and begin to be stimulated and activated. we reach, for example , 1,500 million cells, which can be used as a trea

the specialists of the cancer research institute rely on these killer cells with sophisticated and high technology . we can obtain cell products for the treatment of all types of cancers in various ways, including from fat . let's do it, you can go live immediately, let's do it . in this part of the donor's defense cells, millions of killer cells are cultured and produced . the kind of thing in their body without any special problem in addition, they don't have clinical, it should be healthy. how often do we use these seeds at home ? we use a special method to isolate only one type of cell, which is a treatment for patients resistant to common treatments. dear reader, now we have treated and prepared that the pre-treatment of this cell product is injected into the patient in two stages, although the sand and the safety and health of the cells are the subject of adoption, we evaluated and proved your side effects again , we will check to see if it will have side effects for the patient he had no bread moreover, this method of treatment in breast cancer and blood cancer was proven by the

then this disease grows and is rebellious , even though it is gone from the system of the cancer research institute, which relies on these killer cells with sophisticated and high technology , a cell product for treatment of all types of cancers we have prepared different methods, we can take it from fat from mating, he said, "you can take it from zero to one hundred million in your heart and collect it, see if it freezes, preserve it, you can immediately go live, we can kill it in this part of the donor's defense cells , millions of killer cells in the culture medium is produced and the donor is healthy in terms of health. all the important tests have already been evaluated in terms of the fact that they do not have any type of viral bacterial infection in their body and any special clinical problem . we choose these seeds from the blood. how often do we use a special method? we isolate only one type of cell, which can be treated with the help of treatment for patients resistant to common treatments. for those who have received multiple treatments , the reader's answer has been taken. although the

researchers say a new test may detect cervical cancers and that pap smears often miss the test was developed at the national cancer institutesearchers say it can detect cervical cancer cases known as atc in these cases account for up to 25% of all cervical cancer cases. and researchers say they are often missed by current screening methods. cervical cancer is the 4th most common type of cancer in women. researchers say they hope that the new test could improve the survival rate. new gun restrictions are approved by california lawmakers. what this will mean for gun owners. that's after the break. at the state capitol. the clock is ticking to get hundreds of bills to the governor's desk ahead of thursday's midnight deadline already through as a gun control bill that could make changes to the states concealed carry laws. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the latest. >> while supporters argue this bill will make california safer, but opponents say they will not let it go through first without a fight. to a formal vote. democrats in the legislature this week sending to the governor s p 2. >> a bill that will change guideli

sound of cancer when it attacks with a human being, the primary soldiers of the front of this killer cell of the year to defend, grow, when the disease grows and the experts of the research institute are rebellious. cancer trusted by these killer cells with high complex technology , a cell product for the treatment of all types of cancers, are prepared in different ways, from mating, from fat to the third speech of badminton matches, and collect them. the donor's defense cells are millions of killer cells in culture and are produced . the donor has already been evaluated for all the important tests in terms of the fact that they do not have any type of viral bacterial infection other than any type of thing in their body and any special problem in addition to clinical. may this be healthy we choose the seeds. how often do we use the blood cells? we use a special method to isolate only one type of cell. this is an auxiliary treatment method for patients who are resistant to common treatments. we decided that the pre-treatment of this cell product is injected into the patient in two stages, even though the safety and health mask of the cells is made by us, we evaluated it before and

slap-dash cr would decimate investments in life saving research, hollowing out the national institute of health. who in america wants to cut cancer research? some of the house republicans do. this reckless cr would lower public safety, cut back on drug and food inspection. weaken wildfire prevention and eliminate law enforcement officers. weakening our battle against violent crime in the scourge of fentanyl. who wants to do that? some people in the house, the maga republicans in the house. and this cruel cr would gut investments in k through 12 education, slash resources for suicide support services and up-end tribal investments and cut loans to small business and rural communities. and this isn't rhetoric. here is the facts about how the cuts would have on impact. k through 12 would lose access to headstart. social security, people applying for benefits would wait two months longer. 4,000 fewer fbi personnel, including agents who investigate crimes. 800 fewer custom and border protection agents and officers. nutrition, assistance and hungry families and children and 60,000 children would be robbed of meals on wheels. 2.1 infants

slapdash cr would decimate investments in lifesaving research hollowing out the national institutes of health but who in america wants to cut cancer research? some of the house republicans do. this reckless cr would lower public safety, cut back on drug and food inspection, weaken or wildfire prevention eliminate law enforcement officers. weakening our battle against a violent crime in the scorch of fentanyl, who wants to do that? some people in the house the maga republicans in the house. this cruel cr would got investments k-12 education. /resources for suicide support services up in tribal investments cut loans to small businesses enter rural communities were so much need them this is not rhetoric. here are the facts about how the cr cuts would have real impact. k-12 100 10,000 children will lose access to headstart. social security people applying for disability benefits would wait two months longer law enforcement and police 4000 fewer fbi personnel. including agents to investigate crime. 800 fewer custom border protection agents and officers. nutrition assistance hungry family and children 60000 seniors would be robbed of me

cancer. treatment of deep burns using cell dressings. specialists of royan research instituteceed using living skin cells. new treatment for burns . deeply invented in this treatment method with mr. engineer, living cells are replaced by amir's burned cells. in 3rd degree burns, in addition to severe skin damage , the victim's life is also at risk, and preserving it is one of the priorities of the television of the year. skin surface cells in patients who may suffer burns or have deep wounds, this layer is completely destroyed, and even in cases when a large area of ​​our body is destroyed, the layer is at risk of death . in addition to preserving the body's water and electrolytes, it restores the damaged skin. the product is actually an engineered skin substitute that is actually made of cells separated from the foreskin tissue, or the tissue of the baby's eye area, in aseptic conditions , that is, sterile conditions in the spaces the cleaning intended for the work is done despite the cells of the office have a more protective and restorative capacity than conventional treatm

important in russia , according to the latest data, about 500,000 cancer patients are being treated at the herzen moscow research oncology institutey, modern oncology is actually starting to diagnose, and in our center we place a fairly large bet on modern innovative methods of molecular genetic diagnostics over the past 20 years. methods of treating oncological diseases have changed dramatically; new technologies have allowed doctors to step far ahead in replacing abdominal surgery. minimally invasive operations have arrived, which are performed without wide incisions through punctures in the tissues. right now, before our eyes , a laparoscopic operation to remove the stomach is taking place. we see doctors working on such operations. just literally 10-15 years ago it seemed like some kind of science fiction. you remove the stomach through small punctures. you're on today, accelerated recovery technology is used, that is, patients can get up every day on the first day after surgery. about 100 operations are performed here out of 40,000 operations, unfortunately, about 10 patients leave us. well , this is zero, three tenths there

now a band in the us is not likely the national cancer institute says, although devices do emit radiation, researchuse does not cause brain or other kinds of cancer in humans. >> i want to know what is going on over here at usa today, because yesterday we were telling you that they were hiring a reporter for a different performer, taylor swift. now i guess they're hiring a beyonce reporter. so they're looking for someone to chronicle her music, fashion and cultural and economic influence . they need to be an energetic, enterprising writer. yeah, but they say not necessarily a big fan. a bachelor, a master's degree in communications is required with at least five years of journalism experience. so the position is remote. international travel may be required. and as i noted yesterday, they and now again today with this story, this is an organization that has laid off numerous reporters at community newspapers across the country. so they're getting a lot of backlash over hiring reporters who would only be covering taylor swift and only be covering beyonce. but, you know, you make your decisions based

research, cancer and other research, and much more. the american people need to know just how bad this maga republican c.r. truly is. this slapdash c.r. would decimate investments in lifesaving research, hollowing out the national institute of health. this reckless c.r. would lower public safety, cutting back on drug and food inspection, weakening wildfire prevention, and eliminating law enforcement officers in the federal government, weakening our battle against violent crime and the scourge of fentanyl. this cruel c.r. would gut investments in k-12 education, slash resources for suicide support services, upend tribal investments, and cut loans to small business in rural communities. slapdash, reckless, cruel. that is the hallmark of this maga republican proposal in the house. then there's ukraine, which the house gop bill completely abandons. at the very same time that president zelenskyy comes to the united states to make the case for standing firm against putin, the republican leadership in the house of representatives is essentially telling him you're on your own. nothing would make putin happier right now than to see the united states waver in our support for the ukrainian people. nothing would make putin happier.

research on cancer and other diseases. a republican shutdown would stall critical research on diseases like cancer and alzheimer's disease because the national institutesf health would be forced to delay new clinical trials. new patients who are desperately waiting for a chance of a new treatment through a clinical trial would be turned away. it would eliminate head start slots for kids. under a republican shutdown, 10,000 children across the country would immediately lose access to head start as health and human departments would not be able to fund head start with the impacts growing worse over time. it would risk significant delays for travelers, air traffic controllers, and t.s.a. officers would have to work without pay, potentially leading to significant delays and longer wait times for travelers in airports across the country like there were during the previous shutdown. and it would undermine public health and environmental protections. most e.p.a. led inspections at hazardous waste sites as well as drinking water at chemical facilities would stop. e.p.a. would halt oversight and review of permits and plans to ensure safe water and clean air in

cancer. this is a lutetium preparation, but with an important note : import-substituted, it is obtained from raw materials of the state corporation rosatom and the research institute seriously connected with the russian protein molecule. the first four patients have already been treated with the new drug. the first results and their analysis show that the characteristics of the drug are in many ways superior to similar drugs that are registered in the russian federation of our foreign uh, manufacturers. our patients must be treated with high-quality domestic drugs. one of the first to receive the new drug was nikolai samsonov at the dimitrovgrad center for medical radiology, a man who came from the chuvash republic. oncology was discovered at the fourth stage, when global damage by metastases had already begun, in our country . and the drug, like a radioactive sniper rifle, hit a target that was detrimental to health. i felt better earlier. if i, when i couldn’t go up to the third floor in his city apartment without rest. now i go up the mountain and pick mushrooms and go fishing, that is, i live a full life. at the nuclear medicine center. patients are kept in se

cancer research. but our diplomatic efforts, this president has worked harder than most to hold alliances together that represent democratic institutions, the western alliance, and ensure the world knew america was back. i do believe we will continue to do most of our missions as best as possible. we will show up where needed. but it certainly makes that more difficult the longer and long they are goes on. but in a very short term situation, i think we will remain in the same -- with the same posture across the world. now the question is how we're viewed. you know. it is not the shining example we want to portray. that we continue to have fiscal crises. because world leaders look at that. but i'm still hope, i'm still remaining an optimist that we have a day and a half to work out in one corner what is needed to take the deal that is laid before them by the united states senate. so there's still a chance. reporter: given that we've seen an entire shutdown as well as workers who have to go to work without pay, including in the travel industry, f.a.a. and other, that they might report, call in sick in greater numbers. do you have any gui

institutes of health will be cut. there would be a reduction of 7,000 research grants. i'm a cancer survivor and we have people in this chamber on both sides of the aisle who have a loved one with a cancer diagnosis, alzheimer's or heart disease but there is a willingness to cut 7,000 research grants. look at our ally and israel and ukraine and israel will receive a $1 billion cut in the funds that the u.s. provides and we talk about israel as being our closest ally in the middle east. people should understand what is people should ups what's in this bill. we defund -- not we, my republican colleague defund law enforcement. redeuces federal law enforcement officer, eliminates hundreds of state and local law enforcement. and they talk about crime, they talk about law and order. but there's a willingness to cut the funds in order for us to make our communities safe. social security offices. the field offices. would be forced to close down. reduce access to in-person services. people applying for disability benefits will wait additional months for the processes, that's what is in store

institutes of health will be cut. there would be a reduction of 7,000 research grants. i'm a cancerurvivor and we have people in this chamber on both sides of the aisle who have a loved one with a cancer diagnosis, alzheimer's or heart disease but there is a willingness to cut 7,000 research grants. look at our ally and israel and ukraine and israel will receive a $1 billion cut in the funds that the u.s. provides and we talk about israel as being our closest ally in the middle east. people should understand what is people should ups what's in this bill. we defund -- not we, my republican colleague defund law enforcement. redeuces federal law enforcement officer, eliminates hundreds of state and local law enforcement. and they talk about crime, they talk about law and order. but there's a willingness to cut the funds in order for us to make our communities safe. social security offices. the field offices. would be forced to close down. reduce access to in-person services. people applying for disability benefits will wait additional months for the processes, that's what is in store n

of treating cancer; doctors from 17 countries are sharing their work experience; more than 10,000 doctors came to the professional forum. well, russia has something to show: research institutesw ways to combat malignant tumors for diagnosis, for example, they use artificial intelligence among advances and cell therapy. here for over the past 6 years, cancer mortality has decreased by six percent. these are thousands saved in life, more details for you. ali ivanovna will soon be 85. until recently, she herself did not believe that at this age an operation to remove a complex cancerous tumor was possible, but here at the herzen oncology center they proved to her that it is never too late to live. i went to see a doctor who really did it in such a way that i believed that i could still live. and that i can still have an operation, the doctor from god understands, because no one talked to me like that. for the sake of life. this is the name of the international forum of oncology and radiotherapy, which is being held for the sixth time. and this is not only a discussion , but also master classes in this operating room; they remove a large tumor in the lung and lungs, but as caref

institutes of health, the premier medical research agency in the world. they would have to delay new clinical trials during a government shutdown, stalling critical medical research for diseases like cancer and al hiezers t. would halt sphraining -- training of air traffic controllers at a time when our country desperately needs them. and the air traffic controllers already on the job would have to work without pay. how would you like to have the pressure of that job and in the back of your mind wonder if you'll be able to make your mortgage payment? that would potentially lead to delays, longer wait times for those traveling as we've seen in past shutdowns. the same goes for tsa. a shutdown would lay major infrastructure projects that were created by the bipartisan infrastructure bill. it could jeopardize the benefits of more than six million american participants in the special supplement nutrition program for women, children, and infants, including 170,000 in my home state of illinois. public housing operations and housing choice vouchers subsidies would be at risk of running out of funding. a shutdown could deplete relief funds and slow emergency responses in the case of natural disa

institutes of health will be cut. there would be a reduction of 7,000 research grants. i'm a cancer survivor and we have people in this chamber on both sides of the aisle who have a loved one with a cancer diagnosis, alzheimer's or heart disease but there is a willingness to cut 7,000 research grants. look at our ally and israel and ukraine and israel will receive a $1 billion cut in the funds that the u.s. provides and we talk about israel as being our closest ally in the middle east. people should understand what is people should ups what's in this bill. we defund -- not we, my republican colleague defund law enforcement. redeuces federal law enforcement officer, eliminates hundreds of state and local law enforcement. and they talk about crime, they talk about law and order. but there's a willingness to cut the funds in order for us to make our communities safe. social security offices. the field offices. would be forced to close down. reduce access to in-person services. people applying for disability benefits will wait additional months for the processes, that's what is in store

institutes of health, the premier medical research agency in the world. they would have to delay new clinical trials during a government shutdown, stalling critical medical research for diseases like cancer and al hiezers t. would halt sphraining -- training of air traffic controllers at a time when our country desperately needs them. and the air traffic controllers already on the job would have to work without pay. how would you like to have the pressure of that job and in the back of your mind wonder if you'll be able to make your mortgage payment? that would potentially lead to delays, longer wait times for those traveling as we've seen in past shutdowns. the same goes for tsa. a shutdown would lay major infrastructure projects that were created by the bipartisan infrastructure bill. it could jeopardize the benefits of more than six million american participants in the special supplement nutrition program for women, children, and infants, including 170,000 in my home state of illinois. public housing operations and housing choice vouchers subsidies would be at risk of running out of funding. a shutdown could deplete relief funds and slow emergency responses in the case of natural disa