of moscow state university was the faculty of medicinet if you look, which one is the most in demand today? popular, the most famous faculty at st. petersburg university, these are our flagships, this is the faculty of medicine. if you remember the story siberian imperial university in tomsk, it was one of the first to be created; there was a medical faculty, which, as a result of the reform in 1930, was separated and transformed into a separate educational institution. well, i can continue this story, just remember the same saratov state university, created. at the beginning of the 20th century , one of the faculties was also the faculty of medicine, which again in the thirties was transformed into an independent medical transport, by the way, in the same... moreover, in those regions where we do not have medical universities at all, our regions are divided into three categories, where there is no medical education at all, there are 14 such regions, in forty-two regions we have 49 specialized medical universities that train personnel, th

he is a student at the faculty of medicine of belgorod state university.ans to become a doctor and is studying on a paid basis. he remembers what happened with frightened. why did they hit you, you, you're a doctor, you help people, why did they hit you, hit me, they hit me, why, well, they said, i'll see his girlfriend, i'm wrong, that is, it's not true , yes, yes, well, you were beaten well, yes, okay, they went to the police, yes, of course, they were fine. they did, they helped me, they were generally very very good with me. during the investigation, a student from iraq identified his offender, a hearing impaired person, dmitry gnitiev. but that’s why he raised his hand against the future doctor, abbas nasser and didn't understand. okay, well, good luck again, all the best. that’s it, being jealous of a girl was such a simple excuse for demonstrative beatings under video that the members of the belgorod group chose for themselves, this was the case with nikita ruban and igor ampilogov. let us remember that this is an episode where amil gafurov tried es

talk about this with the minister of health of serbia, professor danica grujic, graduated from school in moscow, where she began to study medicine, then was facultyicine in belgrade. today she heads the initiative committee. to prove that this is combined uranium, these are toxic substances that were in the air, in the ground, in the water, in our environment , all the commissions that came, suppose unep the rest, they all said that this is a regional environmental disaster. our state just didn’t have the desire, maybe they were afraid that we would do such scientific research, we had one initiative, there are about 100 of us, including doctors, scientists, people who were involved in living environment, who were engaged in ecology, we organized ourselves, we sought from both the president and the government. so that we were provided with the means to scientifically prove all this, we did not do this, and we can only indirectly talk about the consequences, this is our official register of malignant tumors, and the most important thing is this, this is from 99. yes, this is the number of diseases by year, it is linear, statistically, oncology, yes

you, there is a proposal to send komsomol member birich on a komsomol ticket to study at the faculty of medicinet bsu, i put it to a vote, it was rather a formality. unanimously , congratulations, the young komsomol member tatyana birich was known well, the fate of the komsomol member birich was changing dramatically, special attention was given to the medical faculty, the recruitment for it was considerable at that time, 280 people, 117 of them were girls, including tatyana birich, in just a few. photographer elya berman, secluded in his laboratory, looked with interest at the photographs he had just hung up to dry. what is it like, this new intellectual elite? yes, the name was given by some incomprehensible intellectual elite? which young ones? and also the elite, so beautiful, why do they need this science , after thinking a little, he took out two original vignettes that he kept for a special occasion, inserted a photo into them and signed it to... vordova alexandra ivanovna. birich, tatyana vasilievna. clearly satisfied with their work, they placed photographic portraits in a prominent pla

talk about it with... the minister of health of serbia professor danica grujic graduated from school in moscow, where she began to study medicine, then the facultyf medicine in belgrade. today she heads the initiative committee, which deals with the consequences of nato aggression in 1999. then, during 2 and a half months of bombing , 15 tons of depleted uranium were dropped on these lands in shells. but this topic is what happened in the united uranium, the chemical war that was waged against. to prove that this is depleted uranium, these are toxic substances that were in the air, in the ground, in the water, in our surroundings, all the commissions that came, say unep, the rest, they all said that this is a regional environmental disaster. our state just didn’t have the desire, maybe they were afraid for us to do such scientific research, we had one initiative, there were about 100 of us, doctors, scientists, people who dealt with the living environment, who dealt with ecology, we organized ourselves, we sought from both the president and the government that... so that we could be provided with the means to scientifically do all this prove, we

of serbia. professor danica grujic graduated from school in moscow, where she began studying medicine. then there was the facultyf medicine in belgrade. today she heads the initiative committee, which deals with the consequences of nato aggression in 1999. then, during 2 and a half months of bombing , 15 tons of combined uranium were dropped on these lands in shells. but this topic, what happened to the united uranium, chemical warfare, which...

it was very important for nasevad tkachuk, doctor of biological sciences, dean of the faculty of fundamental medicine of lomanosov moscow state university, in the early eighties, at the invitation of academician chazov, he worked in the all-union cardiological scientific center, suddenly in 92, when the country collapsed, a new country, russia was just creating. there was inflation of 100% per month, my salary was 15 dollars, you can’t calculate it in rubles, these are zeros, they were attributed, attributed, so everything fell apart, all the employees left for america, europe, i stayed with the graduate students, at that time i received a call from viktor antonovich, they did not know each other personally yet, but vsevod arsenievich had previously heard a lot about professor sadovnichy, his name is respected in russian and international scientific circles. he told me: a month ago i was elected rector, i think that in a couple of years i may be removed because many are unhappy with me, but i want to do something important for the university, and the most important thing, i think, is to return medica

actually caused the fights, first we found iraqi citizen abas nasser, he is a student at the faculty of medicineked the victims in the head, well , this young man came up to me at work and said, let’s go figure it out, we’ll talk to you about a colleague, i work with her, yes, they were jealous of me, only there are six of them in total , well, actually, you came out here. so you approached, met, several people were already waiting for you, yes, yes, igor ampillogov, a short, frail guy, not an athlete at all, but he couldn’t leave his friend, it’s just how he was brought up, amil gafurov is physically well developed, he is a kickboxer, and the only one from the group who has not yet turned eighteen. that's why we have to cover his face with computer retouching. the conversation with amil took place in the building of the regional department of the investigative committee, in the presence of his father ilshan. out of stupidity. come on, what kind of nonsense is this? pyan got into a fight. where were you, what did you drink, who did you drink with? with friends. a friend called us but... to some

the faculty of medicine paid special attention to the recruitment for it, which was considerable at thating tatyana birich, just a few years later another important event took place in the life of the country and birich herself, photographer elya. perman, secluded in his laboratory, with interest i looked at the photographs that had just been hung up to dry. what is this new intellectual elite like? yes, they gave it some kind of incomprehensible name, intellectual elite. so young and also elite, so beautiful and why do they need this science. after some thought, he took out two original vignettes that he had been saving for a special occasion. i inserted a photo into them and signed them in a beautiful font. voronova alexandra ivanovna. birich tatyana vasilievna, clearly satisfied with her work, placed photographic portraits in a prominent place. what pride, science, the elite. the event was really important for the young soviet republic at that time; the first graduates of graduate school took place at the academy of sciences. 17 applicants for academic degrees defended their dissertat

he graduated with honors from the faculty of medicine of damascus university , specializing in ophthalmologye american government is trying to destroy national traditions. that's right, this is their way of control. but when you are true to your identity, you can say no. you are able to analyze the situation and maneuver as much as possible. but if you have lost your national identity, then the only thing you care about is personal benefit, that is, money. and money is international and through it you can be controlled. so america controls all of its partners, both western and eastern, and can control any country and any specific politician. in england, bashar al-assad led a modest lifestyle, as he did in his homeland. while still a student at the lyceum, he went to classes as an ordinary schoolboy, and not with security and a driver, like many of his classmates from high-ranking families. his teachers remember him as a bright, thoughtful boy. mister president, and i wanted i would like to ask a few questions before starting, as they say, off the record, war is a difficult choice, what was t

received by 581 sixth-year students of vitebsk state medical university. 414 graduates of the faculty of medicineuates of the faculty of pharmacy and 52 graduates of the faculty of dentistry were assigned to their first jobs. four young people have been included in the gifted youth bank. they will be sent to work in the country's leading hospitals. maybe, will continue their studies at university departments. there is another year of internship ahead, and interns will arrive at healthcare institutions on august 1st. so, okay, what else, mash, can you tell us? we have some creative news. the exhibition “nuances of image” has opened at the vitebsk art museum. on display is a work of the new genre by contemporary vitebsk artists and meters. more than sixty works demonstrating different approaches of the authors, chris. the exhibition is popular, that is , practice to continue the duration of the exhibition, therefore, well, i think that it is really interesting and will appeal not only to residents of vitebsk, but also to guests, there will be something to see. in general, masha, hold on, hold on, s

faculty of philosophy, as i did in my time, this was considered the base, but then you could choose anyone, there were three of them, philosophical, as i already said, medical and legal. the faculty of medicineiversity was closed in 1930, or rather it was reorganized into a department. the unification of sciences, physics, mathematics, chemistry, psychology, well, everything, that’s what it is, all this should be in medicine, everyone is up in arms against me, the ministry, what did you come up with , why does the university need a met faculty, i said, and so the most medak at the university arose as a result of my first order, this is my order number one, i am proud of it, a lot of people bought bright scarves, they cost 5 rubles. and then they said with pride, the rector gave it to me. 15 years after the revival of the faculty, the academy of medical sciences recognized that the best reform in medicine was made to mathematicians. large-scale historical. nonsense, why, i’m worse than people, well, i was married, i don’t care, azina, an innocent girl, it’s good that i woke up, take everything and divide it, that’s what i thought, the heart of a dog, the famous film adaptation of mikhail bulg

well, there is a report about the admission of the faculty of medicine, and now our colleagues are together. let's see and come back. in the last minutes of this conversation, you are in love with the medical field, but you cannot pass the entrance exam . you are looking for shortcuts so that you can bypass the entrance exam and enter the medical field. those who want to become a doctor may have come across these ads at least once. do you think you can't be a doctor anymore? or maybe you think that tradition has risen for this field. the shortcut way is to bypass the entrance exam. but the ministry of health had warned about this shortcut some time ago. we do not endorse the registration of these classes by the ministry of health evaluation of iranian students studying. abroad, it is only done by the ministry of health , and this has not been assigned to any company or institution. with the approval to increase the medical capacity in 4 consecutive years, that is, every year compared to the previous year , the recruitment of medical students should increase by 20%, but now after it has pass

preparations for microscopic studies, she says, she is a biochemist, graduated from the faculty of fundamental medicinegraduate student. still being created, he left me in russia, the so -called brain drain abroad, lack of funding and clear prospects, meager salaries, privatization hanging like a sword of domocles over universities and other problems... overwhelmed the country's higher education immediately after the collapse of the ussr. this period of struggle, it left such a mark that all the memories are vivid, as if they happened yesterday. it was in those years that russian rectors, at the instigation of sadovnichy, united into a union to jointly defend the interests of science and education. viktor antonovich is the permanent president of this organization, and viktor egorovich romanov was vice-president. headed the st. petersburg state university of technology and design. we changed premieres quite often during this period. after gaidar, there started to be one or two, some better, some worse, some, so to speak, somehow attentive to the universities, to our requests, some not. rectors did not g

kevlat tkachuk, doctor of biological sciences, dean of the faculty of fundamental medicine of lomanosovat the invitation of academician chazov, he worked at the all-union cardiology research center. and then suddenly in ninety-two, when the country collapsed, a new country, russia still it was just being created, there was inflation of 100% per month, my salary was 15 dollars, you can’t calculate it in rubles, these are zeros added there. they are unhappy with me, but i want to do something important for the university, and the most important thing, i think, is to return medical education to the walls of moscow university.

faculty. of course, i have the same question you and many others have and that is how does this person come into aim mandatory curriculum? the challenge in the school of medicineit is a vocational school. medical school is not really like graduate school. certainly in the preclinical years these students have no choices in what classes they take. they have to take a prescribed curriculum. so if the curriculum is developed to include speakers under the guise of structural equities of health and structural racism, then, you know, the faculty have to have some input into that medical education content. >> i just want to play out a little bit of what we have seen and heard from this person. this is a tiktok video of the lecture were calling to free palestine, listen. >> hell yea i asked for a free, free palestine and turtle island they called us the bums come the homeless ones. see that fresh over there? but then i offer prayer for fire bombay and suddenly you can see me real clear. speech if there is that on her tiktok and then there is this of her teaching the class on homelessness, listen. >> sandra: professor you've been there over 30 years in the faculty. how

brother, he is now the dean - ours at our university are the faculty of medical diagnostics, and he was the first to achieve us into medicinetudent, i always wanted to be a prosecutor, i don’t know why, but i wanted to, maybe it’s just some kind of children’s games, that there are robbers, and there are good police officers, we look for them, we find them , we identify, maybe some illusions, on today, i say that we know nothing more than to provide assistance, to treat, so it’s very... i have to do something, as a student, i played very often for the university as part of, well , basically all of my i have a young life, although i’m probably still young, i played football, so one of my hobbies is playing football, of course, now it’s more difficult given the pace of work, one of these hobbies is i like to travel, to travel. why travel? i love going to conferences, everyone, it’s funny it seems like a hobby to go to conferences, to travel there, but these are the turns, the turns of some kind of development, when you go, watch how people themselves develop, how others live, this is culture, at conferences you learn contacts,

winner of the competition was a representative of the faculty of dentistry of vsmu, a fourth-year student valeria krasikova . in addition to medicine girl is interested in dancing, so at the competition she presented a philosophical choreographic number that talks about the difficulties in the relationship between lovers. everyone wants to win, of course, every girl here worthy. the most sincere, confident, charismatic, creative, not a single beauty was left without a crown. i fixed the firewood, today our complex will be aimed at strengthening the muscles of the shoulder girdle and the flexibility of the arms, our first exercise will be called waves, for this we need to stand with our legs together, we can stand with our legs at length, arms to the side , we begin to do waves, here is the most important thing the shoulder blades are pulled together, the butt is tucked up and we work from the hand and from the elbow, as if we are pushing the wall away from us with two with our hands, we do it until our arms begin to get tired, then again 5-10 times, our next exercise will be a forward wave, we will do the same only forward, our tas

applications of artificial intelligence are vast. and mechanical engineering, agriculture, education, and medicine, including the pharmaceutical industry. we had a competition held at the facultyl of medicines and pharmaceutical waste, here was one of the projects, so let's say, develop a neural network so that you can make predictions. the intelligence of any substance in general, including medications and their decomposition products. the pilot project was developed for six months. so far, neuroscience is used only by employees of the belarusian state medical university, because it requires knowledge of chemical forms. at the moment we work only with cytostatic antitumor drugs. cetostatics, when released into nature, are destructive to... all living things, both plants and animals, it is important chemically destroy the cytostatic molecule and get a product that will not form and give this taratogenic effect. the program is a panel where the main structural elements are depicted, a formula is constructed based on them, then using a smiley is entered into this line, prediction is pressed, and the percentage of side or toxic effects appears on the screen. the higher it is, the

have an older brother, he is now the dean... at the medical diagnostic faculty of the university, and he was the first to enter medicine i always wanted to be a prosecutor, i don’t know. why, but i wanted to do this, maybe these are just some children's games, that there are robbers, and there are good policemen, we look for them, find them, identify them, maybe some illusions, today, i say that we are more we don’t know how to help or treat anything, so this is very, well, probably important, in some ways we makes her stronger and in what ways... she will make her vulnerable, i am married, i have two boys, one is 13 years old, in just a month and a half, he will be 14, the youngest is 7 years old, my wife, natalya, she is also a doctor, we are classmates, we met at the university, she is also an associate professor of the department of internal medicine, every person should do something, as a student i... played very often for the university within the framework, well, in general, basically all my young life, although, probably , i’m still young , i played football, so one of my hobbies are the game of football, of co

faculty of urban planning, iran university of science and technology. some cause the construction of small-scale housing because of the high cost of the medicine, they prescribe it. while the high cost of housing is due to the lack of land supply. and another point is that the small housing is against the policies of the country , such as having children, the iranian islamic life style of womb and family-oriented. also, with the construction of small housing, small capitals also come to the housing market, and this itself will be a factor in the high cost of housing. dr. bijan khatibi, housing expert. which one do you choose between not having a house and having a 25-meter house? the reality is that we have to accept that the current economic conditions have made small-scale housing a suitable option for young people to start their lives. to be in in the coming years, they hope that with the improvement of economic conditions , they will gradually provide a bigger house for themselves. hadi abbasi, deputy minister of housing, ministry of roads and urban development. the government not only does not agree with the construction of small-scale housing, but also

that the country had no time for science, but the rector’s first order was to create a faculty of fundamental medicinegiven only to those who worked. after the mine, barely alive, i went to school, as a rule, i sat in the back desk and slept, they didn’t wake me up, because well, they understood that the sooner a child has the opportunity to do everything, think for himself, he can choose according to... that would be admission further there were no prospects , that's all for now, now a word to colleagues from good morning, we are glad to greet everyone who is greeting this beautiful spring morning in warm company with the first channel, with you today daria shulik and sergey babaev on the calendar april 3 - wednesday, early in the morning a very important topic, love and money, oh, how much you can philosophize here, how many books have been written about this, how many films... well , we won’t go to such large forums, we’ll just, for example, try to find out whether it’s true that married men earn more than single men, how money affects the family microclimate, and , of course, we’ll also talk about

chemistry, biology, i have an older brother, he is now the dean of our medical diagnostic faculty at our university, and he was the first to enter medicine always wanted to be a prosecutor, i don’t know why, but i wanted it this way, maybe this ... some - just children's games, that there are robbers, and there are good policemen, we look for them, we find them, we identify them, maybe some illusions, today - i say that we can’t do anything more than to provide assistance, to treat, so this is very - well, probably important, in some ways makes us stronger, in some ways makes us vulnerable, i’m married, i have two... university within the framework, well, basically my whole young life, although i’m probably still young, i played football, so one of my hobbies are playing football, of course, now it’s more difficult given the pace of work, one of these hobbies, i love to travel, travel, why travel, i like to go to conferences, everyone, no matter how funny it seems that my hobby is to travel conferences, travel there. but these are the turns of some kind of development when you go, you see how people develop on their own, how others live,

military medicine, it is also pleasant to note that the demand among applicants for engineering specialties is growing every year, so at the military academy the aviation faculty, faculties ofrces, missile forces and artillery, as well as command specialties at the combined arms faculty. recently , military faculties and departments are increasingly opening in belarusian universities. why on your is the military profession so in demand today? well, the profession of military personnel has always been and remains one of the most honorable and respected in belarus. why is this happening? well, i think that in light of recent events in the world, our region in these difficult times is a profession that boys, as well as girls, choose because it comes first. investments, future high social status, career prospects , material well-being, confidence in the future. to date, graduating from a military educational institution guarantees a stable and decent salary and preferential loans for housing construction, medical supplies, annual leave from 30 to 45 days, well, what are not the arguments in favor of receiving a military education, military science is received not only... by rep

systems and military medicine, it is also pleasant to note that the demand among applicants for engineering specialties is growing every year, for example , the aviation faculty, faculties ofll as command specialties at the chevo military department. recently , military faculties and departments are increasingly opening in belarusian universities. why on your is the military profession so in demand today? well, the military profession has always been and remains one of the most honorable and respected in belarus. why is this happening? well, i think that in light of recent events in the world, our region in the current difficult times is the profession of an officer, a boy, just like a girl. choose because it is , first of all, an investment in future high social status, career prospects , material well-being and confidence in the future. the day of graduation from a military educational institution guarantees a stable and decent salary, preferential loans for housing construction, medical supplies, annual leave from 30 to 45 days, well, what are not the arguments in favor of receiving a military education. in 2023, girls entered the military academy with scores of 395-396

medicine for 10 years. in new york city in one of the prestigious medical schools and despite being in the middle of that i was one of two black faculty. there was not an awareness of diversity in the institution. later on in my tenure, i was appointed to a role in the office of diversity affairs and i was so excited, but it ended up being a figurehead role and i was unable to do the work that i wanted to do authentically and i was silenced, i could not speak up. i began to fear being retaliated against in the context of being one of the on the black faculty. people mentor people who look like them and that determines how successful you are in your career. i did not get the mentor ship or sponsorship that i needed and i felt largely unsupported, undervalued and underappreciated. toward the end of my tenure, i felt like i was the only one going through that and i felt isolated. many people reached out to me in health care and other industries saying i have felt the same way and it was incredibly validating. and i was able to speak publicly about the experiences that i had and received the response that i did which was affirming. host:

jewish faculty at ucla, one of california's top universities, now calling out the college administrators over a meadow school -- medical school lecture by a school paid activist who blasted modern medicine as white science and called the attacks of october seventh justified. merry and rafferty is live with information on this. good evening. >> reporter: this was a mandatory class for medical students called structural racism and health equity. the controversy arose when the speaker, who the university describes as a former homeless and incarcerated poverty scholar , reportedly instructed the class to prey to mama earth and later lead students in chance of "free, free palestine ." it. >> i've brought this humble message into a space where healers are made. and guess what, they lied and said i was trying to do something i was not. hell yeah i asked for a free, free palestine. >> reporter: and at the end of the two hour lecture, she reportedly asked students to stand for a closing prayer back again to mama earth, some students declining to participate in one singled out for potential disciplinary action according to a jewish faculty group. >> she should not be speaking about freeing palest

also senior schoolchildren who are planning to connect their lives with medicine were able to meet with representatives of facultieschens, somewhere they served buckwheat porridge, and somewhere pilaf, so that competitions were also organized to see who would collect the most bags of leaves, yes, who would collect them the fastest, that’s it well, in addition, entertainment, various contests and competitions were also organized for children. this this is the second cleanup event in the capital as part of the beautification month. the mayor's office has already decided to clean up parks, courtyards and urban areas, and it's 1.40. people, work was in full swing this weekend in the moscow region, in the village of nosovo, for example, neighbors united to collect leaves and sweep the sidewalks of the main street. nature loves cleanliness, and we love nature, so we must live in purity. during the cleanup, not only the sidewalks around the house are cleaned, but the monuments in ostella, dedicated to the heroes of the great patriotic war, have already been washed. now you need tidy up the area around. half an hour of wor

the first in belarus, which has existed for two decades, and consists of students from the faculty of medicine and the state medical university. this misfortune can, unfortunately, happen to anyone. generations of soviet people turned 50 years since the beginning of the construction of bama, the president of belarus congratulated the railway builders and workers of the baikal-amur railway on this memorable event. alexander lukashenko noted that about 60,000 citizens of our country took an active part in the construction, demonstrating to the whole world what true patriots are capable of with a united great goal. bama is one of the largest projects in the history of mankind, hundreds. thousands of true enthusiasts, despite the difficulties and harsh natural conditions, laid a railway track through mountain ranges, impenetrable taiga and permafrost zones, and as time has shown, it became the road to the future, which today connects many russian regions and is a major factor in the development of eastern siberia and the far east. next is economic news, we are on the air at 9:00. see you. the main