is 8-10 minutes of donating blood, but saving a life.hat this is not a time frame and is not included in any and not financial, we cannot evaluate it, of course, the donor receives monetary compensation for his donor function, but the main monetary compensation goes to restore health, because no matter what they say, is a piece of himself man gives. i work as the head of the department for the preparation of blood and its components in stationary conditions. i have been working in the center for transfusiology and medical biotechnology since 1994. and medical biotechnology is a state institution located in the system of the ministry of health, all of our center to the entire blood service of the republic of belarus is the preparation of blood, blood components and drugs from blood plasma, as well as diagnostic standards and medical products, which are also obtained from blood, the blood service is extensive in the republic of belarus is represented by blood stations. we are not only in close connection with each other, that is, our head

why do every person who comes to us and is ready to donate blood come here to donate a blood component? a serious step, because the price of the issue is 8-10 minutes of blood donation, but saving a life. i believe that this is not a time frame and is included . we cannot assess it in any and not financial terms, of course, the donor receives monetary compensation for his donor function, but the main monetary compensation goes to restore health, because no matter how they say . this part of himself a person gives to the blood. this body tissue. my name is alla novik. i work. head of the department of blood procurement and its components in stationary conditions of the republican center transfusiology and medical biotechnology i have been working at the center since 1994. and medical biotechnology is a state institution located in the system of the ministry of health of our center, like the entire blood service of the republic of belarus, it is the preparation of blood components of blood and medicines from blood plasma, as well as diagnostic standards and medical products, which are al

we able to receive from a single blood donation.his is a refrigerated centrifuge that allows you to separate blood into components into liquid parts into uniform elements. we work with belarusian fugues, new models that develop speeds up to 5000g, which allows you to get a quality component. blood components are waiting for the results of the analysis, and the plasma goes into real quarantine for 6 months, it is immediately placed in the freezer. this saves those important structures that we need in the future. there is mandatory quarantine storage for six months at a temperature of -30 ° and below. here we have the largest plasma storage facility. everything in the republic. we have about 16 tons of plasma annually in the republic. about 110 tons of plasma are harvested , about 65 tons of which are processed. in order for us to obtain high-quality and safe blood components. we must have a high-quality, not only safe, donor. products must be safe for this. we have a special laboratory that checks the blood component for certain stan

a person who comes to us and is ready to donate blood to donate a blood component has decided to take serious step, because the price of the issue is 8-10 minutes of donating blood, but saving a life. i believe that this is not a time frame and we can not evaluate it in any financial way, of course, the donor receives monetary compensation for his donor function, but the main monetary compensation goes to restore health, because no matter how spoke. it gives a piece of itself to a person, but this blood is the tissue of the body. my name is alla novik i work head of the department of blood procurement and its components in stationary conditions of the republican center. i have been working in the center for transfusiology and medical biotechnology since 1994. the republican center for medical biotechnology is a state institution located in the system of the ministry of health. all of our center, like the entire blood service of the republic of belarus, is the preparation of blood, blood components and drugs from blood plasma, as well as diagnostic standards and medical products, which

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we have fact sheets about egg donations. it sort of breaks down risks, reals of making that decision. we want want people to be informed when they make decisions. we have onn surrogacy. i am involved in the global debates around commercia. we have three things you shouldw about surrogacy. >> these are available on your . >> they're just pdfs, free for . >> i mentioned in my opening tht these are techniques and technis always have benefits perhaps but but they have costs and consequ. you try to inform people about h sides? >> sure. we absolutely do. we are not antitechnology. i took a a car to come here and was answering e-mails on my smart phone. we also know that even with a car, there is risk. we want people to be informed. thee are risks to young women's healh that might make decision to selr donate eggs or to be a surrogatr someone. we want people to have all the information so they cane the correct decision. >> i don't have no idea the ex t of the egg donation industry. hw many are involved? >> we don't really track. th

the first part of the donation was spontaneous.e look to stocks and graphs and what we can't get in support of the ukrainian -- the second phase of donations is the -- no doubt that the american administration has taken steps -- without the american administration, we would not be where we are now. it is huge for the administration and what they have done with ukraine and support the ukrainian flag. we could not have done what we have done without the americans. the infrastructure is a normans and the political will behind this is anonymous and, again -- enormous and the united states, there is no question around their support. as i said, the fight of my generation and we can not have that fight with the americans. the first phase was continuous -- directed to the east of ukrainians and the first phase could perhaps beat what we organize in copenhagen, looking into the future, giving ukrainians a security of donations in the future. finding a way of common financing of weapons of donations, focusing on training activities. the u.k.

i willingly and eagerly advocate for organ donation. when you hear about the high nonuse rate, we think or ask for donations but the individual and the opos and unos you are in charge and are supposed to be stewards of ensuring efficient recovery do not seem to be doing the job necessary. again, it is absolutely heartbreaking. >> mr. shepherd, week out this tremendous sacrifice by donors and families. all the time, money, and effort and recovered organs are not being transplanted into patients who need them. is it acceptable that 25% of kidneys are being discarded? is that ok with you? >> no senator, absolutely not. you find that never to be entirely too high and think every missed opportunity for transplant is tragedy. >> why are they to hide what are you doing about it? >> there are any number of reasons that organs would not be used. there are specific operational events at opos and i think your research and review of the mpse file shows you that. i think a much larger number are simply deemed not a viable for transplant by the cente

i think even if one only makes us our donation, it's incredibly important. ah, the former so called house the statistics built during the communist era. part of the derelict building has been taken over by salon ukraine. it's a project at the berlin city mission, a church based organization providing social services for people in difficult situations. the cafe is a meeting place for refugees from ukraine, helping them find their feet in a strange country. they have reached germany and are safe. but what now, what comes next often gonna, they want to know how to find a job where they can take language courses, whether children can go to school or kindergarten. and so there are problems here. they can get information and exchange ideas. how's the cafe is open to people of all ages. it's about helping people help themselves. not distributing handouts them at all, thus isn't coffee, okay? half a ukraine is about meeting as equals. the 2 ukranian women here are highly qualified professionals. one is a business coach, the other is an economist. they know what they

, donating appreciated property.$1.6 billion, he probably would have owed up to $400 million. by structuring it this way, having this trust to sell the anthony, it saves him a pretty hefty tax bill, and also preserves the amount of money available for leonard leo's new group. i should stress, this money all came after his network and leo remade the supreme court, building a conservative super majority there. this is all money that can be used for the future, building and. expanding the conservative movement amy: - [narrator] this is what the future of genetic engineering looks like. with advanced dna editing techniques, vaccines for deadly infectious diseases with no side effects are veloped in a matter of weeks. genes from any plant or animal can be combined to create new hybrid organisms resilient to climate change. this technique can even restore extinct species. doctors can detect every known genetic disorder early on and repair mutations quickly, giving children happy and healthy lives. - our environmental clock

it's not sitting right. >> the used car was purchased with donations. the men overhaul it for free.to be handed over to ukraine's armed forces at no charge. >> we're looking for off-road vehicles. they can be put to use at the front, for example, to transport the wounded. ideally, they should have all-wheel drive. >> well-known polish journalist and author jacek hugo-bader came up with the idea for this initiative. since the invasion began he has been in ukraine several times, and eventually started collecting donations. >> i'm a reporter, and the job is my life. and, since i'll be going over there quite often, i wanted the ukrainians to get something out of it. so, i launched this fund-raising initiative and was able to buy four vehicles, including that one. >> he learned what was needed most during his trips. >> the major powers send tanks and artillery, but they don't have enough everyday vehicles, and they really need them. i realize there's no point in sending good, new cars because they'll have a short lifespan in ukraine. i bring these cars to the troops of the 24th mechanize

it's not sitting right. >> the used car was purchased with donations. the men overhaul it for free.to be handed over to ukraine's armed forces at no charge. >> we're looking for off-road vehicles. they can be put to use at the front, for example, to transport the wounded. ideally, they should have all-wheel drive. >> well-known polish journalist and author jacek hugo-bader came up with the idea for this initiative. since the invasion began he has been in ukraine several times, and eventually started collecting donations. >> i'm a reporter, and the job is my life. and, since i'll be going over there quite often, i wanted the ukrainians to get something out of it. so, i launched this fund-raising initiative and was able to buy four vehicles, including that one. >> he learned what was needed most during his trips. >> the major powers send tanks and artillery, but they don't have enough everyday vehicles, and they really need them. i realize there's no point in sending good, new cars because they'll have a short lifespan in ukraine. i bring these cars to the troops of the 24th mechanize

was there. >> donated some color, pencils, a simple donation like color. pencils is making a huge difference for students in livermore. think this is a wonderful program. police to >> you can see they put up the truck. so get not how ball help stuff. this livermore police cruiser. >> with school supplies, its contributions are now helping hundreds of kids have what they need for the first day of school. we usually get more than what we need, which is great because then we end up donating the rest school resource officer aren't. rosa says the program started years ago after learning about the need for backpacks in the community. some children didn't have school supplies when school began. >> so we figured out that if we could drug donations and get them out, we're more than happy to be a part of this community project. this weekend. they collected hundreds of school supplies which will be given to livermore students. >> who need it the most? for example, kids who are in the horizons, family counseling program that offers diversion programs for kids and teen

have you seen a pretty big bump in donations?ically experience a seasonal blood shortage during the summer months. um they decrease the numbers that around 20% and for prevent further short touch. we're asking everybody every form that we have that to roll their sleeves and helping us to save lives. where did the idea come from to offer? free gas for a year. i mean, i guess i imagine maybe you're just driving past the gas station and saw the price is right. i guess they said, just way to say thank you to everyone who is willing to donate and to help people whose needing this important and vital process save lives, so it is a way to say thank you to everybody, and i think it's fairway. say that going to be. winner. of the amazing price. absolutely. it'll go. a long way. especially way gas. prices are right now. the contest has been going on for already. a week. now. we start the month of. you nations. um it's something good to say, and it's really important that this continue. um and it's important that also, people understand tha

, they did not want people to know that they donated they'd donated for whatever reasons. but they didn't necessarily want to have someone coming in saying you are my father or you or whatever, when you decided to preserve the anonymity because some people might comment about so much as to preserve anonymity, it is to protect the rights of the donor just as you protect the rights of the trial, but they don't have that. we don't have a choice. we didn't have a choice and we were the ones who are from that true. yes, and of course the jonah had a choice and the doing it could refuse to donate, in which case a lot of people would not have had access to doing a spoon. and so i don't see how anyone can suggest that only one group in a discussion should have their rights observe than the other should have known. the main reason was that you were afraid there would be no more donors if, if, if we ended on one of the major reasons. yes. just because people were very reluctant to come to an age in the 1st place. and many of them when he did so because he knew that their identity wi

other co-owners cannot be 14 donations certified by the same person vice-president, stolichny chamberf notaries. ilya radchenko didn’t bother you that the same person comes to you and brings a donation 14 times no federal law radchenko explains notaries are placed in such the provision that if the transaction formally complies with the law, then it is simply impossible to refuse to certify it, even if the notary understands that the microshares will be used for murky schemes , each acquirer was explained that registration in the microtole is illegal.

that's why he's visiting the indigenous village of lago de prior donations. only usually arrive here in the run up to elections when politicians are buying for boats. no danial fool fool. i can assure you that i have no political agenda whatsoever. beautiful, does the donations we have with us only come from me, my wife and friends of the family, more lawson's fulsome meal than half of the people who live by the river are suspicious. they're worried about corporations that want to exploit their land. and my lady do it them based, how many loggers are invading in here? and nike mining company is also went to my box site on our territory. we're fighting against did it have already submitted our protest in writing to the public prosecutor's office? that is full vehicle. the villagers have gathered to hear vaulter, lima explained the purpose of his journey. you know, the most good, you know that i'm not here for anything other than to make friends with you as i did, you will see. i went to establish a connection between allies, laconic, slowing to lodge shortly a

announced not only the collection of funds for your own drones, but also called on ukrainians to donate their own quadcopters for the needs of the army. however, we understand that these drones were mainly used for entertainment for some purpose, it is there for shooting various videos, how can they help and what is the current number of such donated drones. takes away her drone, which she used to shoot nature or some family events there, and sends it to ukraine, if we are talking about other countries there or if it is a ukrainian family, then through the mail we receive these drones, there is an opportunity to shoot with them up to 3 km, roughly, it can be 500 m and a kilometer there, well, on average, up to three to 3 km, and this allows, for example, in urban battles or, er, if there are er, battles there for three well, let's say, the front line between er e forces with our enemy, there is an opportunity to get there very quickly intelligence information to carry out certain actions. therefore, these drones are used for reconnaissance to point uh, various weapons at the enemy, and

i want to donate soccer materials to an indigenous community that, that establish a base for my soccer club on amazonia in the bed. and she wasn't the financial although lima doesn't have much money, he still wants to help. when he's not playing or working as club president, he would like to distribute personal donations and those of sponsors to river communities. his family accompanies him on the trip. on the wooden steamers, you could not a up the river that several kilometers wine. they're taking with them not only soccer balls and jerseys, but also a message of environmental protection. those soften wish this so much more close. amazonia, independent chair is supposed to be more than just a soccer club. for me, it's about triggering a new awareness and people about the preservation of this incredible treasure. our wonderful nature, you do not believe little bill since his time as a gold miner, walter has been worried about the destruction of the amazon. that's why he's visiting the indigenous village of logwood, a prior donations, only usually arrive here in the run up to elections

if there were a certain amount of donations that cover these needs .t this, is there exhaustion in ukrainian society, which, i don’t know. by the way, how much have you been actively affected by the exhaustion of your foreign friends who have been active donors, so to speak, of this organization of all your missions, we have been watching this since the very beginning, in principle, every month less and less comes to us, yes, we are very grateful, but we do not expect much it should be done by people who live in ukraine, because now, in principle, every second story on instagram is a request for some kind of donation, because it is needed, it’s just a huge amount, it’s impossible to finance it all , especially for people who exist in ukraine. months, the last wars, as well as the situation in the west itself. we are now trying to find some kind of more sculptural financing, grants, because the donations that came from the organization that supported us and also formulated these budgets from donations . stopped happening at all. that is, the wave that w

i want to donate soccer materials to an indigenous community that, that establish a base for my soccer club on amazonia in the bed. and she was on the financial blue, although lima doesn't have much money. he still wants to help. when he's not playing or working as club president, he would like to distribute personal donations and those of sponsors to river communities. his family accompanies him on the trip on the wooden steamer. you cannot a up the river that several kilometers wine. they're taking with them not only soccer balls and jerseys, but also a message of environmental protection. though saucon wish to so much my clothes, amazonia, independent chair, is supposed to be more than just a soccer club. for me, it's about triggering a new awareness and people about the preservation of this incredible treasure. our wonderful nature, you do not believe, isabel. since his time as a gold miner, walter has been worried about the destruction of the amazon. that's why he's visiting the indigenous village of logwood, a prior donations only usually arrived here in the run up to elections.

. >> reporter: these signs a all donate willed hang in carol isd buildings. >> patriot mobile is honoredo donate these posters and we're very excited to see them amongst all of schools. >> reporter: patriot mobile labels itself a christian conservative wireless provider is giving the school district these in god we trust science. it's all above board after a new law passed in 2021 said signs are donated with the nation's motto, schools must display in a conspicuous place in each building monday night school board meeting, three people spoke in favor of the signs with no opposition during the presentation to the panel. >> thank you for the donation from patriot mobile. that was very kind and generous. >> reporter: but the south lake anti-rais coalition raised concerns tweeting after the meeting we love the separation of church and state. the cofounder tells us she is startled that this is a state law. >> i feel like they don't have a choice right now to put them up. but hopefully this will spread larger conversations about having more freedom of expression so if they're allowed to put up

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his donation will leave behind a dark money political legacy that could lead to lasting decades. already they've given more than $200 million to other causes including 40 million to donors trust which is doled out millions to conservative causes. in a statement to cnn they said that it is high time for the conservative movement to be among the ranks of george soros and other left-wing philanthropists going toe to toe in the fight to defend the constitution and their ideals. is also tax-free according to the experts that we consulted. it appears that the entire transaction from donating to selling the company one .6 billion was done without being taxed. drew griffin, cnn atlanta. >>> the top u.s. infectious disease experts say with the coronavirus pandemic stabilizing it is the right time for him to step down. what we know about doctor anthony fauci's upcoming departure. then a closer look at covid and white could be much more common than previously thought. go betty! ♪ let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. with zyrtetec. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings

. >> donated some color pencils, a simple donation like color. pencils is making a huge difference for students in livermore that this is a wonderful program. police to >> you can say that, but trying win in that. it's a mobile someone, not how ball helped stuff. this livermore police cruiser. >> with school supplies, its contributions are now helping hundreds of kids have what they need for the first day of school. we usually get more than what we need, which is great because then we end up donating the rest school resource officer aren't. rosa says the program started years ago after learning about the need for backpacks in the community. some children didn't have school supplies when school began. >> so we figured out that if we could drug donations and get them out, we're more than happy to be a part of this community project. this weekend. they collected hundreds of school supplies which will be given to livermore students. >> who need it the most? for example, kids who are in the horizons, family counseling program that offers diversion pro

understand that a person may not have the opportunity to give but still wants to participate and donatehis coffee or his croissant and it's very cool actually for nine days, more than 17,000 pounds were donated to lesya, that's almost uah 800,000, the money came from britain, spain , italy, and poland, and therefore, very soon, the intelligence service will receive such birds for use, this is an unmanned aircraft of ukrainian production the valkyrie is used for aerial reconnaissance to monitor the work of artillery. it can fly for up to two hours and accelerate to 100 km. it is very difficult to shoot it down because it flies very quickly and very inconspicuously . therefore, it is in kyiv conditions. or analog jammers in the world, and from the minuses, they are five times more expensive, firstly, secondly, they do not have combat use, they are not fish-resistant, we fly into rap we are not afraid of russian fish and we are destroying it in such a way that lesya has collected money in london already at the final stage of production , two planes will be ready in a week, the complex will

his donation will leave behind a dark money political legacy that could last decades.ther causes, including 40 million to donors trust, which has doled out millions to conservative causes n. a statement to cnn, leonard leo said it's high time for the conservative movement to be among the ranks of george soros and other left wing philanthropists going toe to toe in the fight to defend our constitution and its ideals. and it also apparently is tax free, according to the tax experts we consulted. it appears that this entire transaction from donating to selling a company $1.6 billion was done without paying tax. drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. >>> coming up, imagine being forced to give up your pet because the cost of living is just too high. for some that is the reality, and it's overwhelming animal shelters. that story next, you're live in the "cnn newsroom." get ready - our most popular battery is even more powerful. the stronger, lasts-longer energizer max. i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. i earn 5% on our cabin. hello cas

maybe you hold some concerts and collect donations for them. somewhere when there is less . on other mass media, just as definitely, other artists in their performances are actively stimulating people, we see that this informative company is only growing, we really thank you very much for everything you do and for the approach to supporting ukraine is really constant , er, very systematic, nevertheless, i would like to ask how, er, your life has possibly become more complicated in connection with the changes in the world that are currently taking place, we often talk to citizens of european countries, who say of course to us not as comfortable as it was before, we realize that our incomes, for example, will fall due to ukraine , they say, but we insist that it is not because of us, but because of russia, what is the mood in latvia and again, how has your personal life changed 4 february if so you can say we lived an ordinary life and we were all then afraid and lived in such strict restrictions within the framework of the current reality, but w

what do you know if russia is now appropriating this energy from the energy donation and using it, forthe occupied territories or in the crimea, or maybe even in the territory of russia, what do you know about this , and as far as energoatom informs us, our electricity network is created in such a way that russia does not have the technical ability to do this, that is, if they they will build new power lines, they can actually redirect this electricity, but at the moment there is simply no such technical possibility. thank you very much for your comment. olena paranyuk, senior research associate of the institute of safety problems of npps of ukraine, was on radio svoboda, a battalion of territorial territorial defense, which consists of ukrainian cossacks defends the zaporizhzhia region, the military talks about what is happening in their areas, burned wheat fields, destroyed houses and daily shelling artillery with the cossacks spoke with the journalist of radio svoboda maryan kushnir, a direct hit, it was two or three days, then the arrival, here, he brought here 1 2 3 you see more t

well, many will donate, for example, lyosh durnyv recently donated 50,000 e-e, there are a lot of differentwhom do you buy these cars, do you work with someone in particular at the front, can i contact you, yes, i can contact you, but i told you as before, i am currently working, if they give me a letter from a military unit, then i do it there, because well, there are such moments, so it must be krupin, singer, soloist of the corruption band, and now a volunteer collects money for cars, helps the army, a kharkiv resident. thank you for tolerating us for 5 hours. yehor chicherina valevska was with you on the espresso channel and now angelica is in season with news as usual at the beginning of every hour, so stay with the express with us for a moment, it's interesting viktor derevyanko, 31 senior lieutenants of the state border service of ukraine were wounded on february 24 in chernihiv oblast. the enemy fired at seven more employees at dawn and a shrapnel entered my heart. i am lucky that i survived after such