director of the clinic of hospital therapy no. 1 of the faculty of medicine of the first moscow state medical universitynov 50 years in the profession good morning. good morning. how many of you have seen a dog that is hot, who will make you know, as they used to say, that a dog smiles with its tail, and sweats with its tongue, it cools your body. today we’ll talk about how a person endures heat and what needs to be done in order to endure heat correctly. they didn’t have to work, of course, the southerners got up at sunrise and by noon they felt exhausted like in the second century ad. in ancient rome, siesta appeared before the daytime break in the heat for 2-3 hours, as the world health organization reduces cardiovascular mortality and has a beneficial effect on our work. ability but in countries where the sun is low this tradition, alas, does not live to rest in the russian short summer luxury, because winter will come, and it will be endless as usual. so our citizens are plowing under the scorching rays, not sparing either external or internal organs. harry burns them at work in the country, and to

sciences director of the hospital therapy clinic number one of the medical faculty of the first moscow state medical university the profession. good morning. good morning. did you know that the heart is a pump. and what is needed for the pump to work good permeability vessels? oh, what if there's blood going around? this is bad, you need valves for this. that's what we'll talk about now. the work of heart valves can be figuratively represented in the form of doors that should open only in one direction and only at the right time. if the doors begin to open at the wrong time or not completely close, then the strict sequence of the work of the heart will be disturbed, which means that many organs will suffer . violations in the work of the heart valves are very diverse. some defects are congenital others acquired in the course of life. what symptoms indicate a problem with the heart valve and what changes are especially dangerous? blood flows to the heart from the lungs, as the valves from the left atrium work; blood enters the left ventricle between them, the mitral valve. there is such a prosthesis. there is e

sciences director of the hospital therapy clinic no. 1 of the medical faculty of the first moscow state medical university in the profession. good morning. you know, it often happens on duty, when i was still young on duty, a nurse comes running 3,000 patients, suffocating, we urgently need help. and here is a hedgehog or you run there and think, and what is the reason you can suffocate for various reasons and today about one of such reasons about cardiac asthma. we will talk. asthma in greek means suffocation, shortness of breath, one of the first scientists who described its clinical manifestation was hippocrates during an attack, less air enters and exits the lungs, a person coughs, suffocates , feels tightness in the chest, during an attack, the duration of which varies from 2 minutes to 3 hours. the patient feels the fear of death, often cardiac asthma is confused with bronchial cardiac asthma. a disease of one kind or another, the symptoms of which at least once appeared in about 3% of the inhabitants of the whole world, as a rule, complications occur in people over the age of 55, so it is important

, director of the hospital therapy clinic number one of the medical faculty of the first moscow state medical universityl tell about this right now 50 years in the profession. good morning. good morning mark twain said that there is nothing easier than quitting smoking, as i personally quit 150 times. it 's not easy to say from my own experience. i am quit smoking 35 years ago before. i smoked a lot of anything. everything that smoked. well let 's talk about quitting smoking. this, of course, is not a feat, but something heroic for sure. it is high time to admit that a real smoker is nothing like a handsome man from a cigarette advertisement. a real man with a cigarette is a person with a mental addiction and lousy health, according to the world health organization, tobacco consumption kills more than 8 million smokers a year. but if this the argument sounds insufficient for you, convincingly, today academician yuri nikitich belenkov will talk about his personal experience of how he quit smoking. i've been smoking for 16 years and haven't tried it, it seems, how much a day, well, i have enough one and a

sciences director of the hospital therapy clinic no. 1 of the faculty of medicine of the first moscow state medical universityrs in the profession. good morning. good morning. here, in order for the body to function, a lot of systems work, the nervous system of the cardiovascular system. and there is a system that we practically. we never see. it's a hundred, maybe even thousands of hormones trace elements vitamins amino acids, in the end , which provide us with vitality . let's talk about this today and talk about modern man. leading a life far from perfect. his body is exposed to daily stress after a busy day at work. he does not have time to recover, plus malnutrition, bad habits, almost by the age of 40, we all one way or another enter the risk zones of certain diseases. how to protect your heart and blood vessels from daily overload? is it possible stock up on vitamins from the garden for the summer? what trace elements do our heart need and where do they come from? as i said these substances have a lot of attitude to them is different. we are doctors, you are serious. oh , what kind of vitamin for my he

anna leonidovna latsinova neurologist of the first moscow state medical university named after sechenovhat osteochondrosis is, this is the process of destruction of our spine, a violation of its structure, its joints, discs. it can be in any department and in the neck to us as our guest, both in the chest and in the lumbar rat, and most often it develops simultaneously. in all departments , degenerative-dystrophic changes in the spine are also called. and so these changes develop. in all departments, the height of the discs becomes thinner, and, accordingly, the spinal roots that go into intervertebral foramina, the very height of the vertebrae decreases and all this is accompanied. what pain syndrome. there may be limited mobility in the cervical tension in the cervical region. we just have symptoms of changes in the cervical spine on the screen. as it manifests itself clinically, we can see pain in the cervical spine. doctors see, and we feel and feel the pain can radiate to the shoulder area to the area of ​​​​the shoulder blades. or maybe the restriction of mobility in the cervical