thank you, marad sergeevich, you bring me back to happy. years, when i was young, a schoolgirl, and read the trilogy of yuri german, if you remember, the cause you serve, my dear man, i am responsible for everything. so. volodya ustimenko in the ninth grade realized that he wanted to do medicine, i realized this in the eighth, and then, well, firstly, i was lucky with my mother, she was a wonderful doctor, and secondly, by absolutely brilliant teachers, back then at the minsk state medical institute, yeah.

you know, i would marad sergeevich, i would speak here not so much even about the beer heart, but ineneral about the harmful effects of alcoholic beverages on the cardiovascular system, because this problem exists, it is described in serious scientific literature, so in popular literature and people should understand that every sip of alcohol creates a precedent, as a result of which arrhythmia can develop , chronic heart failure can begin to progress. i belong to that category of specialists who do not support the idea that alcohol in small doses is useful, because i have seen people who, especially without the experience of drinking alcohol, take a certain dose for the first time, even a small one, they develop problems from cardiovascular. system, resembling myocardial inflammation or some kind of arrhythmia, and if this happens constantly, then i had to see these hearts at autopsy, maybe it’s not quite, it’s not quite comfortable to talk about it, but this little heart loses that elasticity that allows it to be called a heart pump. uh, it looks, firstly, as a rule, increased in v

thank you, marad sergeevich, you bring me back to the happy years when i was young, a schoolgirl and read the trilogy. yeah, these people certainly played a fantastic role in my destiny, they directed me with their enthusiasm, their wisdom, their love for the profession in the direction in which i am still moving. well, the number of your scientific awards, prizes, regalia, it cannot be counted, really, i spent enough time, yes, i am not joking, it is enough to go to the cardiology website and... not only at work, but in everyday life, that the life of a specific person depended on your help? you know, this is not such a clear-cut question as it may seem to you, because it seems to me that my whole life was dedicated to the fact that to one degree or another i, my numerous students influenced the life of each individual belarusian and... our school is called emergency cardiology and preventive medicine in the clinic of internal diseases in full. this means that understanding how important it is to provide timely assistance to a person, we work in the direction that this assistance, p

european state, we will build it, then - that very pace that the president spoke about, and marad sergeevichthis is, let's say, a look into the future back then 30 years ago, then the vector was determined with the russian federation, as an allied state and with china, as a promising future partner. we never thought about why, because then china did not yet have such a level of technological development, although at least remember the forecasts of the president, at whom our people laughed, yes, but today we see. china has a completely different philosophy of cooperation than from the west. china comes to other countries not with its own point of view, but with its technology, because these 3 billion that you talked about at the beginning of the program, these are not investments in some goods, not in some purchases of machines associated with loans, these are investments in high-tech production that will be created. we visit european countries and are also shocked by what we see there, how syringes are lying around, people are lying on the streets, crimes are committed. potential, you say, h

national security, all the rallies stop, political everyone who is initiated, you know, in fact, marad sergeevichry deep and important topic about understanding one's own responsibility for actions, let's be frank. the media that worked in our country until 2020 and were financed from outside, they were the ones who convinced our citizens that your country is so-so, the laws are so-so, and there is no need to follow them, they need to be changed and changed not in the normal order, but through disobedience across the street, we would... how does he sit there, listen, alexey sent to the punishment cell today for a hunger strike, in the morning the guards pulled him from his bed while he was sleeping , carried him out by his arms and legs on the street, threw him naked on the asphalt, a black woman and several men, before that he told them that he was not feeling well and could not go to the doctor, an hour later the guards returned again , pulled him out of bed, put him in a wheelchair and took him to the medical center, the nurse said that kuzmich was healthy, they rolled him back, shook him out