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doctor.use me, more resources are needed to prove how much is different now in the therapeutic threshold should be set in this order, he said this number was announced to be more accurate. stay with us . contact dr. masoudi, head of the statistics and information technology management center of the ministry of health . prayers in the holy month of parvez, i am at your service. the information technology of egypt now , which is mentioned in the referral system in relation to your management , is electronic appointment . there are different ways to make an appointment for the throat. we have 659 public hospitals that i was in a study that i was at your service. hopefully , it will reach its maturity by the end of june. the integrated appointment system has happened, the part related to the part of the hand that we can take an appointment for in the comprehensive health centers, that is, in the referral system, the doctor has to go to the specialized and sub-specialized level, where this happens

i understand with junior doctors. i understand from withjunior doctors.ond to these demands. which sectors do you prioritise? - sectors do you prioritise? politicians have to at all time. that _ politicians have to at all time. that is— politicians have to at all time. that is part _ politicians have to at all time. that is part of— politicians have to at all time. that is part of being _ politicians have to at all time. that is part of being in- politicians have to at all time. - that is part of being in government. i that is part of being in government. i would _ that is part of being in government. i would just— that is part of being in government. i would just say— that is part of being in government. i would just say that _ that is part of being in government. i would just say that this _ that is part of being in government. i would just say that this strike, - i would just say that this strike, plus— i would just say that this strike, plus the — i would just say that this strike, plus the flood _ i would just say that this strike, plus the flood of—

doctors doctors who have a private practice , we refuse to follow this shortcoming. our centers have a doctor's account, our health centers are all ready to go, when we enter the city, there may be few problems, the doctor has announced that we definitely hope that by repairing the resources, we will continue this 46. only for 30 million there will be someone in this country to implement the referral system. we have agreed on 46 peers or more, how much more than 50 meters with my previous 50. if it doesn't happen, what can we do with the package services, which is possible here, which is happening anyway. for example, you travel for 10% of the 5% that the patient paid until now . this will create an attraction in order to increase the number of referrals to your presence unnecessarily. that's when i knew someone was going to see the general practitioner the patient has been referred to our specialist doctors community and our specialist doctors have decided that he is better hospitalized or that some intervention or surgery should be done. after my sales and emergenc

a senior doctor doctor to a senior doctor because they're leaving the country.milar to me. it's analogous to apprentices who's country, who's leaving the country, though, that though, because even that i would query because the significant numbers now of uk of uk go to uk health professionals go to the australia and the united states a they don't states because the a they don't have student that all have to pay the student that all that accumulated but that is accumulated interest but not and they're not to pay it and they're earning protecting earning more money protecting us. very alluring us. it's a very alluring professional that professional landscape that they're lot more they're earning a lot more money. and yet australia, out of trade week was it last trade week i think was it last week whatever when they week for whatever when they proactively us proactively was trying to get us to. about what if you made to. what about what if you made training be a doctor or nurse training to be a doctor or nurse free and then there was a caveat on your locked in your

the young doctors don't want to be primary care doctors, they want to be specialists.e don't have enough primary care doctors. the ones we have take on an enormous amount of work with all the preventative health care, all the follow-up visits, all the after our computer work answering messages, and they get burned out. >> during the pandemic, a lot of people were afraid to see the doctor. they were worried about sitting in the waiting room close other people. have they gotten in the habit of not going to the doctor now? >> there is still a certain amount of fear. many people did not come to the doctor for three years. they let their health problems lapse. unfortunately they got worse. blood pressure is less well controlled. now everybody is trying to get in and it's frustrating. for us as providers as mh as locations. >> you talked about the lack of access to primary care physicians. is there a type of patient who is more likely to lack access to a primary care physician? >> it has a lot to do with insurance. patients who don't have good insurance have it even harder t

anderson doctor gary who told us again for lab and evil doctor faust to the doctor found she would knowledge doctor redfield see three. 180 degrees. the question is why? while they change their position when the only intervening event is a conference call doctor fauci, the guy who would not let doctor redfield see the very e-mail that they sent him. doctor redfield headed cdc on the coronavirus task force, while they change their position mr. wade? >> well it's at the heart of the issue. what is pertinent to me there's no new scientific evidence that we can see that came available. >> there is no new per go-ahead. >> you have to ask if there were other kinds of influence available. now it is true dr. fauci and doctor fairey and london were officials and between them too. >> and rigid testimony i saw that yes. want to cut to the chase tell them what you really think was the reason? [laughter] >> i do not know the reason was because i know what it was. go ahead, go ahead i let you set a rigid testimony think you said in your testimony to maybe you are reluctant to say here but go ahead if you

so doctors can have better ensions charges. so doctors can have better pensions are _ charges.tter pensions are better tax tensions - charges. so doctors can have better pensions are better tax tensions forj pensions are better tax tensions for the before better than everyone else question mark this wouldn't be unique to doctors.— question mark this wouldn't be unique to doctors. there is already secial unique to doctors. there is already special arrangements _ unique to doctors. there is already special arrangements for _ unique to doctors. there is already special arrangements forjudges i special arrangements for judges pensions — special arrangements for judges pensions and special arrangements forjudges pensions and you could make a fix for doctors — pensions and you could make a fix for doctors because that is where there's— for doctors because that is where there's a — for doctors because that is where there's a big problem. know because of the _ there's a big problem. know because of the lack— there's a big problem. know because of the lack of nhs workforce planning over

right now, the doctors are on top, which means the doctors are there with the orderly.mm , drivers do not get paid anything extra with new year's. with all these festive ones i received 29.000 in the area there, you understand everything. uh, those who work for us today. yes, there are young people who also came during this time. those who stayed this year, people made their choice , continued to provide assistance here and continue to do so today around the clock in the donetsk people's republic on the line goes from 160 to 170 crew crew this is a paramedic doctor and a driver in such a permanent composition. they work every other day after three on average, if a day for 24 hours of duty serves 7-8 addresses, but sometimes more doctors have one unspoken rule before leaving. good luck not to wish. it's true, yes, does not wish good luck. why is it a bad omen? yes, if i wish, good luck, the day will be difficult according to the standards. should arrive soon within 20 minutes if there is a threat to life patient response time for all other cases by law does not regulated

i say to ukrainians when it burns, then we are already going to the doctor , this is a problem. and this is the indirect effect of the war on the state of health of ukrainians. we see the same thing, and now and after paying off the prescriptions from the available medicines program , they did everything to make it work during the war . state, but we see a smaller number of appeals and repayment of prescriptions - this is one of the reasons that many people left the country , at the same time, many cannot get there in order to repay the prescription, and now we are developing a number of measures to bring e-medicine from the affordable medicine program closer through various mechanisms, mobile pharmacies through the help of paramedics, nurses who work in remote settlements , so that they have a supply and they can fill out these prescriptions , by the way , according to the medicine. certain nomenclature positions sometimes reveal one or another problem , what kind of position is it? on the global market, these are the so-called thrombolytics of this group. when a drug is admini

junior doctors _ from newcastle. what do we want? junior doctors on _ from newcastle.want? junior doctors on the _ from newcastle. what do we want? junior doctors on the picket - from newcastle. what do we want? junior doctors on the picket line - junior doctors on the picket line outside newcastle's royal victoria infirmary. part of the most extensive strike action so far in the current nhs pay dispute. for the first time, all forms of care including emergencies are affected. i am very passionate about the nhs. they explained why theyjoined the action. i they explained why they “oined the action. , ., they explained why they “oined the action. ,., , ., , they explained why they “oined the action. ., , , , action. i feel so strongly because we are losing _ action. i feel so strongly because we are losing staff, _ action. i feel so strongly because we are losing staff, we _ action. i feel so strongly because we are losing staff, we are - action. i feel so strongly because we are losing staff, we are not i we are losing staff, we are not giving patients the care we want

right now, doctors have started the light doctors there as an orderly.mm, the driver does not pay extra with new year's. with all these festive ones , i received twenty thousand in the area there , you know, it’s working today. yes, there are young people who also came during this time. these are those who remained in the fourteenth year, people made their choice continued to provide assistance here and continue to do so today around the clock in the donetsk people's republic on the line goes from 160 to 170 brigade . they work 24 hours a day , on average, if a day serves 7-8 addresses in 24 hours of duty, but sometimes more doctors have one unspoken rule not to wish good luck before leaving, right? it's true, yes, does not wish good luck. why bad truth? yes, if i wish this luck, they will still be heavy according to the standards. should be coming soon within 20 minutes, if there is a threat to the life of the patient, the response time for all other cases is not regulated by law in any way, but there is a maximum waiting period of 2 hours until their s

the doctor's union, bma, says thatjunior doctors are - says thatjunior doctors are underpaid at £14 per00 a year. butjunior doctors can earn around 30% more in overtime and working unsociable hours. the average salary for a full junior doctor in england isjust over £57,000. consultants have been drafted in to cover key areas in urgent and emergency care during the 72 hour strike. the impact on other services is expected to be significant, including to some cancer care. carrie, a former intensive care nurse, said that she had an operation to test for cancer cancelled because of the strikes. the impact is huge. i never realised how big it was. i had my first cancer diagnosed about six or seven years ago. that waiting time is very, very hard. i think until you have been through it you can't actually understand it. despite the walk out, some _ actually understand it. despite the walk out, some hospitals - actually understand it. despite the walk out, some hospitals are - actually understand it. despite the walk out, some hospitals are able| actually understand it. despite the l walk out, so

doctors are just not enough of us. doctors are voting — are just not enough of us.t im act conditions at the moment... how does it impact you — conditions at the moment... how does it impact you in — conditions at the moment... how does it impact you in terms _ conditions at the moment... how does it impact you in terms of _ conditions at the moment... how does it impact you in terms of pay? - conditions at the moment... how does it impact you in terms of pay? you - it impact you in terms of pay? you are talking about student loans, paint a picture of that impact. brute paint a picture of that impact. we are victims _ paint a picture of that impact. we are victims of rotational training, we get _ are victims of rotational training, we get sent around the country, and we get sent around the country, and we have _ we get sent around the country, and we have to _ we get sent around the country, and we have to be able to afford to live in these _ we have to be able to afford to live in these places. oxford is one of the most — in these places. oxford is one of the most

doctor f i. e c. got a promotion. she's no director of the country's biggest maternity clinic and cobbled female and neonatal health is one area where the fundamentalists rulers understand they need women from on the more the of one stone as not that gotcha. this is linked to the culture and tradition of afghanistan. when a woman is pregnant, she should go to a female doctor. i don't mckenna, because a female doctor can value of your her ward rounds are busy. the hospital deals with up to a 2500 birth a month. i mean, many of the women have difficult deliveries due to monetary says, area and sections each day. oh, my, my name, how does he get the though? does your them? a lot of people are jobless on amazon and when family laura, problems i'm lamba problem shows up the shortest on them. many babies here are born prematurely. more than 20 new borns have died in eat to my a book that i'm a doctor. i have not left the country for the past 26 years and in all this time i've gunnison was never stable and never pc works in

patients don't go to the doctor.ally amazed because of some everyday problems, the workload of someone devotes time to his family. this is much more for me as a doctor. uh and scary and wild. unfortunately, there are such things, when we can no longer help. i want you to pay attention that lena can not see anything, where she had a trepanation incision. here's what god small stitch. lord, as a woman, they preserved beauty, they just did everything. in general , it could be that you are paralyzed and you were returned to your husband and 20 years old. he looked after you, that's all you are so tired of giving lectures and bringing up happiness, that we are doctors, right? yes, overall great. thank you, many on their knees and crawled away. lantsy thank all my life. look, remember shirley-myrli, when, when amazing on churikov, who played the mother, she said, forgive me, you are a sinful fool son. this is approximately your text should be now already this incredible. i can say more in our country. yes, such a complicat

, the doctors are extremely professional, we go with the doctors and provide assistance to the civiliann , we are currently in the donetsk region and we are also very happy to see all the people who were able to come to us, children, we are checking everyone and we provide the necessary help, and what kind of doctors are they like family? are they narrow-profile specialists ? this is also the uniqueness of our organization , because first of all, our team is practically 400 volunteer doctors from all over ukraine are doctors of absolutely all narrow specializations and general urologists , dermatology, gynecologists, allergists, pediatricians, therapists, cardiologists, ent doctors, ophthalmologists, we have the equipment for which we can, with the help of which we can provide absolute professional consultation and further appropriate treatment. it looks proper, well, many doctors need an office there, some equipment , so you come to some abandoned hospitals or, uh, you have some equipment that you you can transport it with you, tell me how this process is actually organized. it is an e

here they are magic doctors such fabulous doctors, really magic doctors artificial intelligence.ind me of something, real intelligence, they are artificial. no do you have something hello yuri, please tell us about to your team. no, great team. of course, they are very similar to artificial intelligence, but still it is natural. it `s naturally. naturally, kirill borisovich puzakov is the deputy director, he is a real doctor who is a cyclist and a roller and the real engine of our progress , the engine of progress is evgeny shults, he is the deputy chief doctor, which means wonderful. athlete understand? at what age are deputy chief physicians? it's clear. well, of course, and igor shulkin. this is our artificial intelligence locomotive head of the direction of artificial intelligence for its implementation in medicine. and, of course, a biker. and what about artificial intelligence medicine? tell me in a nutshell, please, well, today it's a lot, it's a lot, of course, today. in moscow, of course, there is pressure - this is work with doctors in moscow , today there are 8 million

doctors are also on you and accordingly.w harmful the internet is, when a person tries to self-diagnose, you really understand, there is even a third-year syndrome. as if, well, we have in medicine in all cases, when you open the textbook and understand that you have all the diseases and you try everything on yourself like this. this syndrome of a third-year medical student is tried on all over the country and opens the same internet resources and begins to try on himself all diseases and treat agulno that which even does not exist absolutely. exactly, he does not know the stage of his disease, morphology. he starts to read this localization comes to the fourth, my god. there is such and such a mortality rate and he is horrified that people there in this localization do not survive a year, for example, he does not know that they are a completely different morphological picture, but he already understands everything, and then it starts, and to attach and lapukha there come we bury them there with vodka and soda, in addition t

i've got junior doctors of both. i've got junior doctors are underpaid.ior doctors can be anything from a 25 year old to a 40 year old. people who have been loans £100,000 to qualify and to pay a first year junior doctor . £40 £100,000 to qualify and to pay a first yearjunior doctor. £40 an first year junior doctor. £40 an houris first year junior doctor. £40 an hour is not enough . it's not and hour is not enough. it's not and it's not just about pay. the conditions of work, the lack of food, the having to pay for parking. they have a terrible , parking. they have a terrible, terrible pay package, having to move every 4 to 6 months to a different hospital . having said different hospital. having said that, i personally don't believe doctors should strike. i respect other doctors if they choose to strike. but let me say this to them to and you. if you choose to strike, you have to admit you're doing harm to patients . you're doing harm to patients. and that's what i want those doctors to face up to. you may not necessarily be killing people, but you would

i don't mckenna, because a female doctor can better examine and treat her than a male doctor. i hope was a lot of me than a good one. a mother you can as arabic. melanie, dr. i see some of them actually. she was her ward rounds are busy. the hospital deals with up to 2500 birth a month, a month. many of the women have difficult deliveries due to man attrition antinini out on me as, as i can be making. the team performs up to 40 syrian sections each day. roha versus daphne my, my name, how does he get the though? does your them a lot of people are jobless. when i meet them and when families cannot afford for expecting mothers to eat good a lot and attrition food. well, they face a lot of problems on lamba problem, shows up the jonathan on them. many babies here are born prematurely. more than 20 new borns have died in each of the past 4 months. the 1000000000 spent by foreign powers on development failed to create the lasting conditions needed to reduce infant mortality whom i had bought. that i'm a doctor. i have not left the country for the past 26 years. and in all this time

it's bad doctoring, but i don't think it's bad doctors.dical school about them. there's no education at all about how to get patients off of benzodiazepines once they've already been started on them. >> this is a swedish study. it just came out. i found it very alarming. it shows the increase in benzodiazepine prescribing in young adults. >> dr. lemke is now focused on raising awareness and teaching the next generation of doctors about the unintended consequences of benzo use. >> why do they want to get off? >> well, often they want to get off because it's not working anymore. so what happens is this problem of tolerance that develops over time, needing more and more to get the same effect. >> should general practitioners be able to prescribe benzodiazepines? >> yes. i mean, you know, we don't want to throw the baby out with the bathwater. it's not that we want to eliminate benzodiazepines altogether. it's an important tool, but there needs to be much more awareness on the part of prescribers and consumers about the risks. >> in our resear

let other doctors watch me here.ou will agree, unfortunately , there are no such doctors here, but i agreed in an israeli clinic. you're leaving tomorrow. you fell because you're used to getting whatever you want. a if not, then immediately hysterical, it's your denis your tired, you know? quietly closed the car and went with me. not bad it was my father who insisted on my arrival in israel no, i'm like your lecho, to avoid a relapse, i don't have to lie. you need to go through a full course of rehabilitation. you saved me, you know better than others what to do? don't want to fly? fine. didn't talk to her father. lera i could lie to you anything, but you must know the truth. i know for some reason i fell. i know how your father feels about you. i know that you it's better to stay away from him now. but i'm not here for him. just afraid if i lose it. why will you lose? for no reason, our apartment suddenly became your flight, i don’t understand, this is some kind of misunderstanding. here here by month and by departm

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that is, these are doctors who have passed a special training course, it cannot be any doctor who has prescription, that is, they must clearly understand what they are doing, maybe you know how it will be in our country, it will be family practice doctors, these will be narrow-profile specialists, that is, who are these doctors, who will be able to prescribe to a person in order to really how did you tell us that there are indications , there are contraindications, it is necessary not to make a mistake, how not to make a mistake, it is possible that we will also conduct some kind of training, i am sure that yes, when will i i sincerely believe that this bill will be adopted in our verkhovna rada, and once again, as a doctor, after completing my studies, i will be able to prescribe such drugs, write prescriptions, of course i understand about that to date of course, this issue has not been settled, there are no legislative acts , i cannot appoint it because it is not legal to date. i am sure that there will be additional clarification either from the ministry of health or from the cabi

i don't mckenna, because a female doctor can better examine and treat her than a male doctor. i hope was a lot of me than a good one. a mother you can, as arabic. melanie, dr. i say some of them get you, we can go to her ward rounds are busy. the hospital deals with up to 2000 fashion and anemia drama. as not that it can indicate the go. the team performs up to 40 syrian sections each day. well, her versus doctor must cannot afford for expecting mothers to eat good. a lot. no tricia's food level. they face a lot of problems on lamba problem, shows up the shortest one m many bits of the past 4 months. the billions spent by foreign powers on development fate to create the lasting conditions needed to reduce infant mortality for the whole lot. susie with that after her hospital shift, dr. foisy works in the private clinics. she runs with her husband. here many patients, ugly, stressed, and life in afghanistan. it's stressful, especially for women, muslim on it is so, so i will only feel happy when my country is at peace and secure. that gets you out of i'm yet. and when all the t

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right now, doctors have started over to doctors. there's still an orderly.e driver does not pay extra with new year's. here are all of them holiday received in the area there 29.000 keeps. everyone understands the basics. yes, there are young people who also came during this time. those who remained in the fourteenth year, people made their choice , continued to provide assistance here and continue to do so today around the clock in the donetsk people's republic on the line comes from 160 to 170 brigade crew this is a paramedic doctor and a driver with such a permanent staff. they work day after three on average, if a day serves 7-8 addresses during 24 hours of duty, but sometimes more doctors have one unspoken rule before leaving. good luck not to wish. it's true, yes, does not wish good luck. why bad truth? yes, if i wish, good luck, the day will be difficult according to the standards. should arrive soon within 20 minutes if there is a threat to life. the patient’s response time for all other cases is not regulated by law in any way, but there is a maximu

most recently, of course, the junior doctors . of course, the junior doctors.s. clearly that's not going to be palatable for the government and therefore perhaps do they have partial responsibility for allowing it to get to that stage ? well, that to get to that stage? well, that is exactly my point, that i do believe the government have have allowed themselves to drift into allowed themselves to drift into a succession of avoidable pay dispute with different grades of nhs staff. we have the issue with the nurses didn't wait that we were told they couldn't afford the 19% increase. i don't believe anybody expects either 19% of the nurses or 26% for doctors. what we do expect is ministers to engage in this in serious and most importantly, timely discussions to add to achieve agreements that, avoid these kind of disputes . what is these kind of disputes. what is these kind of disputes. what is the exit strategy? what is the way out? because we do know that perhaps the chancellor has rather more headroom, as they say, in terms of tax receipts being increased. and s

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brute the mood amongst your fellow junior doctors?— junior doctors?reality we are working is unattainable going forward we talk about an nhs crisis but this is an nhs collapse, if we do not fight for our profession and patients now we will not have an nhs to work in let alone care for patients for any longer in the future. the government _ longer in the future. the government has - longer in the future. the government has said - longer in the future. the government has said its | government has said its disappointed have decided to strike, that disappointment is all too realfor strike, that disappointment is all too real for those like anita and thousands of others who face further delays and treat it. —— in treatment. dominic hughes, bbc news. rishi sunak has pledged to increase uk defence spending by nearly £5 billion over the next two years to counter emerging threats from hostile states. the funding boost will be confirmed in a new uk foreign and security strategy, to be published on monday. it comes ahead of talks between the prime minister and h

he talk about “unior doctors tomorrow. he talk about junior doctors — doctors tomorrow.ors tomorrow. he talk about junior doctors asking for- doctors tomorrow. he talk about junior doctors asking for 3596, i doctors tomorrow. he talk about. junior doctors asking for 3596, would junior doctors asking for 35%, would you support that? the junior doctors asking for 3596, would you support that?— junior doctors asking for 3596, would you support that? the same position as with the nurses, _ you support that? the same position as with the nurses, and _ you support that? the same position as with the nurses, and understand i as with the nurses, and understand whyjunior doctors are campaigning why junior doctors are campaigning for whyjunior doctors are campaigning for restoration. i think they deserve it. the state of the public finances means that if i were the health secretary today, i would not be able to deliver that headline pay demand that they are asking for, but we would be willing to sit around the table and negotiate. what i would say to junior doctors and other nhs s

there will be threats to doctors, uh, reprisals specifically.a dark alley, we will meet there, sorry on the phone show relatives, uh, people and say , there we know that this is your close relatives, the situation is under the personal control of the minister of health of the kaliningrad region alexander kravchenkov, a former practicing oncologist and the priority tasks of the region. he believes it is the drug provision of the budget for these goals in recent years. increased several times. despite the fact that the need has remained the same, and a group of people who are very clearly, well, frankly , whines, and simply receives socially significant diseases and simply. sorry for the female shakes prescriptions from doctors over the volume. we are actually dealing with specialties of extremism, when people come and simply start to frankly intimidate doctors, moreover, this reaches its apotheosis, when the doctor, without seeing the patient, enters the cherished milk information into the documentation . then in gross violation, at the request o

there's still the junior doctors still thejunior doctors dispute, and the still the junior doctors disputehere they want to sign up to a deal. you can kind of see where things are going with the strikes but not quite over yet.— quite over yet. might not feel very over _ quite over yet. might not feel very over if — quite over yet. might not feel very over if you _ quite over yet. might not feel very over if you have - quite over yet. might not feel very over if you have a - quite over yet. might not feel very over if you have a very . very over if you have a very postponed appointment as a result of all this industrial action. loads and loads to chew over with our first guest of this episode, the shadow chancellor rachel reeves. great to be here- _ chancellor rachel reeves. great to be here. this _ chancellor rachel reeves. great to be here. this is _ chancellor rachel reeves. great to be here. this is a _ chancellor rachel reeves. great to be here. this is a nice - to be here. this is a nice tradition _ to be here. this is a nice tradition we _ to be here. this is a nice tradition we have

it was very necessary to pick up the doctor who examined the doctor's patient at home, other patientse the evil is a private pit, i got on the way, yes, and some of the passers-by were in no hurry to help me. at that moment, anna was returning with the children from the clinic and could not pass by in the form of a slipping medical transport, thanks to her, people were helped on time. after that , the hospital staff decided to find the woman in order to personally tell her. thank you. it's great that there are nervous people who are always ready to help and respond, especially since you are a woman in general and definitely should not be engaged in car weaving there. well so it turned out such a turn and so many words of gratitude for her modest act in her opinion, she admits, she didn’t expect at all. she was pleasantly surprised. here. it seemed that she didn’t do anything like that, but it turned out that a person helped. by the way, here the drivers of the very morning today are again on the road with doctors, the driver, strictly ordered to go around the dubious pits in case some

mytishchi doctors urgently arrived at the hospital.sed great confidence in them, the doctor knows better all the possible complications of all possible. uh. what can be the center of betrayal in this composition, when it comes to native stress, a big 2 weeks intensive treatment and the patient is discharged home, only prayed prayed prayed that everything was fine. he gets better every day. it's good that he remembers everything more than i do. yeah, rehab is still ahead. but the fact that armen can return to normal life after such an injury is considered a miracle, they say, alexander vladimir pavlov and pavel letnikov will now celebrate his second birthday. watch the main news of moscow and the moscow region in the program of the week in the city on our channel tomorrow at 8:00 am. inhabited islands the flood near moscow began; they remain cut off from others; they have nothing to leave. where is it better not to go now? and what to do if the earth leaves from under the feet of the kolomna urban district due to ice drift, i even had t

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this is already an ent doctor.y an allergic component, but i would start the stomach, then i would check it already, it's still my name is natalya there is a city, kotlas, arkhangelsk region, i watched a program where you talked about a rabbit. uh, it was very interesting to try the rabbit for the first time. it turned out delicious. and now i would like to know from you, and i have a daughter she is 9 months old. is it possible to give, uh, the rabbit that i myself have become prepare? or is it better to give away or baby food? thanks in advance for your attention. something, because now she just eats a spoon and nibbles, it’s quite possible to give canned food and comment from a rabbit, but you know, for them, you can say it’s growing a little. she's already chewing spoons for us. cook it yourself and at least you will know exactly what it contains, like, because, well, we are like we are, we have grown so much. well, who are we? i don't know what kind of jars i needed to have mashed potatoes and so on, but steam

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well, dear doctors. thing, what, if briefly, and the main thing , what i can say, that the main thing, of course, uh, if everything remains as it was, then there are no intensive care resuscitation devices. that is, he lay, as he lay. well, tell me what they are in general, and so on. there was nowhere. something like that was now not. well, what a bed, at least something, anyway, it already was yes, droppers existed then, but they became, which in in a coma, he lost two to two and a half liters of fluid per day, these losses were not compensated, but it was enough to pour in a simple saline solution. he did not drink or eat for almost 5 days, that is, in any case, he would have died. from the lack of adequate breathing, what kind of resuscitation is this ? collective inaction with a clear desire to bury a dangerous patient as soon as possible. well, dear doctors. let's sum up now, let's sit down and discuss everything, briefly, right? what final conclusion will our council at stalin's dacha come to? wha