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hello, this is the banden baden podcast and i am its host konstantin severinov, today our guest is a virologist, academician of the russian academy of sciences, scientific director of the institute serum vaccines named after mechnikov, vitaly vasilievich zverev. vitaly vasilyevich, hello, it’s very nice to see you, hello, konstantin, yes, we are also very pleased, today we were going to talk about seasonal diseases with you, but i would like to start by talking about the world health organization, since you have been an expert for a long time and the representative of russia in this organization, lately there have been many people who doubt its feasibility, could you tell us what you did there and what you generally think about about the cart, you know, for the first time i went to... to the world health organization in geneva, it’s scary to think in 1987-88, i was still representing the soviet union then, we were invited by a large number of specialists in order to develop rules for testing vaccines against hiv infection , because then it was already in front of us, this is literall

hello, this is the badden baden podcast, and i am its host, konstantin severinov.nikov serum vaccine institute, vitaly vasilyevich zverev. vitaly vasilyevich, hello, it’s very nice to see you. hello, yes, it’s very nice here too. today we were going to talk about seasonal diseases with you, but i would like to start by talking about the world health organization, since you have been an expert and representative of russia in this organization for a long time. and lately there are many people who doubt her expediency. could you tell me what? what did you do there and what do you think about the cart in general? you know, i first came to the world health organization in geneva, it’s scary to think, in 1987-88, i was still representing the soviet union then, we were invited by a large number of specialists in order to develop rules for testing vaccines against hiv infection, because then it was already before by us, this is literally 3 years after opening. elephant pox, monkey pox, which was there, crocodile pox, there is a lot of it, but that smallpox, which we are ta

this is the podcast baden baden and i am the host konstantin severinov, today we are talking about seasonalscussing this topic with academician vitaly zverev. we make a decision at the end of the episeason, that is , in february, that is, everything ends, in february in march everything, well , these respiratory diseases seem to subside, including the producers, they have the whole summer, yes, in order to autumn, because... at the end of august it turns out that we get together before school, and the statistics in this case, well, people always have questions about statistics, about the effectiveness of the vaccine, about side effects, well, the flu vaccine has been around for a very long time, yes, that is , there is some data on this matter, there is, you know, there is, of course, the most in fact , the effectiveness of influenza vaccines is about 80-8 85%, what does this mean, which means that the rest of them may not be enough. it depends on what vaccine, the authors always give 90-90 something, in fact it is a little less, but people don’t know about it, the manufacturer, but people

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hello, this is the baden badden podcast and i am its host konstantin severinov. pleased. today we were going to talk about seasonal diseases with you, but i would like start by talking about the world health organization, since you have been an expert and representative of russia in this organization for a long time. and lately there are many people who doubt its feasibility. could you tell us what you did there and what you thought in general? regarding the cart, you know, i first went to the world health organization in geneva, it’s scary to think, in 1987-88, i was still representing the soviet union then, and we were invited by a large number of specialists in order to develop testing rules vaccines against hiv infection, because then it was already in front of us, this is literally 3 years after the discovery, more yes. there were scientists speaking there who said that the vaccine was almost ready, we just needed to test it correctly, lawyers were invited there, there were social workers, and i participated in the scientific part, that’s where the scientifi

i, konstantin severinov, i know konstantin severinov quite well , i did a whole series of scientifics afraid of identical twins, no, well, glory, my daughter gave birth to twins not so long ago, that... after meeting zoya borisovna, i dedicated a poem to her: “stay bright, fleeting, incessant, i don’t reproach you for passing, i thank you for coming.” andrei generally had two priorities in life: his work and my mother, an eclipse of the heart, this was found. andryushka and i lived very friendly, it was his song that reflected the moment of our only quarrel. centenary of zoya boguslavskaya. premiere, tomorrow on the first. this is dasha, our director. and this is maxim, our operator. guys met at work. let's play. sales well, here you are on this side. little girl. i couldn’t sleep the knife, she made me laugh. we will make suzdol art. i need. colored plates, just like our film crew, very beautiful, just what we need, there is such a tradition at weddings to celebrate the wedding with the ringing of bells, why do you have a three-headed bride, well, it happened, she is the second, it

the fact that we have already gone through many centuries, which may surprise the scientist konstantin severinovthe person, but this is also a little connected with professional activity, and i teach a lot, and i really like it, i'm really shocked by this, and these are very young people, they are 17, 18, 19, 20 years old, here communication with them never ceases to amaze me, and of course in the good and bad sense of the word, but there ’s something new and interesting and alive to see there you can, well, almost every day when you communicate with them, it’s very cool. again , not necessarily in a good way, but but you go there approximately like how a sapper goes to a minefield that has not yet been explored, because anything can happen , well, first of all, it’s amazing how they imagine everything they imagine it, it ’s like going back a little 40 years ago and looking at yourself, sometimes it’s a shame again, well, because they have very strange ideas about themselves, about the profession, about their role in the profession, about what it’s all for is done and so on and so forth in the l