continue this topic in in conversation with vsevolod steblyuk deputy head of the ukrainian military medical academy for clinical work doctor of medical groups professor and honored doctor separate greetings psel eh i congratulate you mr. vitaly i am very glad to participate the only thing is that i am no longer the deputy head of the military medical academy let's put it simply, a military doctor is a military doctor, well, in any case, like every doctor, i want to congratulate you on a professional holiday. and for military doctors, these days are generally special days, we understand that very well, so what does it look like exactly in military medicine, in your opinion now, because this is the kind of test that military medics have never had, even the events of the 14th year and the subsequent events in donbas cannot be compared with the tests that are happening today, absolutely hello , because for today it is let's say yes, the 14th year has been multiplied many times over, practically all existing weapons are used, which are only possible with the exception of nuclear and chemical weapons, an

civilian medical specialists on celebrations, another experience indicated by the president of the medical academy was awarded. alexander nevsky ribbon was attached by the deputy minister of defense timur ivanov graduation and the ceremony was also attended by the initial chief of the military medical management. almost 700 agreements worth more than five trillion six hundred billion rubles in st. petersburg today summed up the preliminary results of this year's international economic forum, which took place 25 times in yubileinaya. the theme of the event is new world new opportunities, as stated in the committee in the form attended by 14,000 people from 130 countries 79 states sent official representatives. we are approaching, uh, six trillion rubles signed in this forum. here is currently signed 691 agreements worth five trillion 639 billion. in fact, today we are summing up only preliminary statistical results, because the instructions of the government were further processed into instructions by the president, and the relevant analytical services will carry out powerful systematic work. what

canadian genius pianist, but in moscow, the tchaikovsky conservatory and in kyiv the national medical academy tchaikovsky federation of the outstanding russian composer, that is, i just hope i hope that actually this story with the conservatory cannot but develop and after involving the public discussion, it will be familiarization and breaking, because she, well, now the society is against, yes, the renaming against russian passports will pass if they can. i think that they may have a tactic. it's not relevant, it's not relevant. do you think it could happen? what do you think will happen? it was suddenly relevant. it will cease to be relevant after everything you've done. you understand. excuse me, let's send it. let's take it. of documents, that is, you think well of people, i apologize, of course but you speak very well, oleksandr serhiyevich, you told me five minutes ago that you need to listen to people, remember, i am asking you, i am asking you, look, you need to listen to people, but you need to push and show the direction let me give you a vivid example again, decommunization, well,

canadian, a brilliant pianist, but in moscow, the tchaikovsky conservatory and in kyiv, the national medical academy to just hope. to consider the change and to break it, because it is, well, now the society is against it, yes. well, the renaming is against the russians, the passport will pass if they can. i think that they may have a tactic. yes, just delaying delaying time so that then bam and it became not relevant, it becomes not relevant and that's all and they forget about it, it can be like this, do you think that there might still be something like this in ukraine, that it was suddenly relevant, then it will cease to be relevant after everything that has been done, well, i'm sorry, let's go send, let's take it, you think so much of people. i apologize, of course, but you speak very well, oleksandr, you told me 5 minutes ago that you need to listen to people, it's true, where is your offer, i ask you, you need to listen to people, but you need to push and show the direction let's give a vivid example again decommunization, well, this is my favorite until last year, last year we still had frun

medical academy and i am the successor of this tradition. but what about here? who is here anyway?much to gather? well, one, two, three, four, five people are not enough for us for this place. yes, we want chairs for chairs from all over the house in cramped quarters, no offense. as they say, expand this space so that people still fit, how can you expand this space in general. if this wall is demolished, then it will turn out great, you learned that this is a wall consists of light partitions that do not carry, which is what the soul of the dark mother does not want. she doesn't want bright. i understand what not to do. this, maybe some kind of accent, so that it’s not just some kind of standard white or there is light, uh, the design that i had some kind of zest, it’s closer to minimalism, maybe someone has fusion with elements well, okay, everything is clear friends, but now the time has come. say goodbye see you when the room is completely changed. so leave well. we will keep the project going. everything. bye bye. i ran to run, come on. everything. bye bye. i know the melody th

with this one. well, maria konstantinovna zaretskaya 32 years old graduated from the military medical academyctors for airborne ground and missile forces, freediving, personal record 75 m, call sign aurora there, they are the enemy from the right to the right. hello , i just received a message that the group that is in command. thank you free, who else is in this group so a second viktor yuryevich valin 35 years of specialization sniper passed military service as part of the forty-second naval reconnaissance point for special purposes of the pacific fleet rank of captain, lieutenant. not married, children. no callsign vityaz nikolai robertovich kochnev 31 years old, specialization as a sapper, after graduating from college, he was sent to the 83rd separate guards airborne assault brigade as commander of an engineer in a sapper platoon. not bad what do you say do you agree? speaks arabic syrian dialect of english has knowledge of persian and urdu single, children. no call sign raven at what stage is this group trying to break away from the pursuit and not get surrounded. good pace. all right ,

petersburg military medical academy, dmitry works as a surgeon 2 years, but from the moment the specialtion began, i was faced with the fact that many even experienced colleagues. did they read it in the textbooks on his operating table. there were also civilian patients, against whom the coronazis use banned phosphorus and cluster shells. it was a pity for the children. an 11-year-old girl was admitted, namely, she allegedly suffered from a cluster munition, because oskol had this characteristic cylinder, and the fragments hit her head. the wound was non-penetrating and it was possible to help, thank god the girl survived and without any consequences, but to see injured children. it is always difficult for military doctors and they themselves often find themselves under fire, and fire on them with all their might, deliberately opened by sergey the senior driver, the orderly, together with his colleagues , recently literally carried him out of the field in his arms, the enemy shot the wounded ambulance not the enemy. we help everyone, we help everyone. why don't i know medicine? why do

i graduated from the chelyabinsk medical academy and residency in anesthesiology of resuscitation. an anesthesiologist. well, it happened attention, there was a pre-winning situation. we're in a win-win situation. we change places. let's mix our kegs. 15 number 15 waiting for the results, waiting for the winners 84 number 84 let's continue like this hope waiting for number two. four number four, we are waiting so, where are our winners. 62 number 62 very soon the winner of the third round will be determined, definitely. they will definitely be these winners, there is no other way for us, 66 number 66 boots. let's continue. we'll stir again with michael. let's wait. yes, we just keep the intrigue. it seems to me that we just keep the intrigue 83 number 83 we continue to keep the intrigue. here, yes, where are our winners, where are the 50 number 50 millionaires waiting for the results. come on 78 number 78, stop the game in the third round won one ticket purchased in st. petersburg won 1 million 500 thousand rubles for a country house and other dreams. congratulations, congratulatio

sophia is a girl studying at the military medical academy in st.tely said no hostels and took off as an heiress. i rented an apartment looking for picking up. let's take 10 times, they study in the same educational institution, that is, they, together with their sister elena vorobey, set harsh conditions for their daughter , sophia's boyfriend lives in separate territories and there can be no talk of any early marriage, i said. uh, almost masculine intonations at first receiving education, let's once oh, girls, do not rush. us at the moscow fashion week elena vorobey admits nothing prevents her from jumping out to get married, but she has not yet met her soul mate because of those who want to arrange their lives and find that reliable and loving one. this is problem. here to make sure lucy chebotina presented new symbols in english parting and lovers in june, the work of the artist was appreciated by the queen of chanson. lyubov uspenskaya these are my concerts coming home. in short, we are fooling around with her, now we are going to drink a duet.

those treatments endorsed by the american medical association and american academy of pediatrics >> children aren't having surgery we are talking about things like puberty blockers so to suggest transgender kids are having irreversible medical care is simply false. >> reporter: the state's surgeon general didn't respond to nbc news' request for comment. desantis' health department is also trying to block medicaid coverage to transgender floridians of all ages who want puberty blockers, hormone therapies, or gender affirming surgery. with backlash over the parental rights in education bill also known as don't say gay by critics and corporate showdown with disney fresh, culture wars in florida received more fuel sam brock, nbc news, miami. >>> all right. in 60 seconds, queen elizabeth bows out of yet another event marking her 70 years on the throne. so what's going on >>> we're back now with an update on the royal family queen elizabeth now set to miss a second event celebrating her platinum jubilee, and it's one of her favorites. plus prince harry and meghan markle making their first public a

rumyantsev alexander grigoryevich academician of the russian academy of sciences, scientific director of the dmitry rogachev national medicalh center for pediatric hematology oncology and immunology of the ministry of health of russia dear colleagues, i represent those doctors who work with children in our team. a good doctor must love the object of his work. and only this allows us to move in scientific achievements in the field of children's health. i want to thank my colleagues, in our big russia here vladivostok to kaliningrad, who together with us solve state problems, primarily in the development of medical technologies, it is technology that makes it possible to obtain uniform results in russia. we have managed to improve the results of patient treatment by 10 times over 30 years, if at the beginning of the formation of our russian state. we had about 7% recovery of our patients, then last year this figure reached 84%, a little bit remains and we hope that our slogan every child should recover will become the subject of our further research thank you. for outstanding services in the creation of unique high-rise build

military hospitals, clinical centers together with the research institutions of the national academy of medical sciences with such powerful centers as the mechnikov hospital, we have accumulated enormous experience that we will develop and use this asset of the whole world has been and will be for many years, and already in 17-18 we were asked to come to us military doctors from nato countries, because to stand next to our doctors and see how we work. because those unique technologies, those unique operations that lead to treatment that were formed in our military medicine, they really this is a material for study and for spreading this experience, but unfortunately, i emphasize once again that the experience and history of military medicine and the property of rules, standards, protocols, all this is written in blood, how to do it. yes, for us journalists, so that people are better. knew about the exploits of ukrainian military doctors, what would we know about people, not only about facts, you know this is very important. it seems to me that especially today you know well, for some reason, mo

was awarded to rumyantsev alexander grigoryevich, academician of the russian academy of sciences director of the national medicalearch center for pediatric hematology oncology and immunology named after dmitry rogachev dear colleagues, i represent those doctors who work with children in our team. a good doctor must love the object of his work. and only this allows us to move in scientific achievements in the field of children's health. i want to thank my colleagues. in our big russia, from vladivostok to kaliningrad, who, together with us, solve state problems, primarily in in the development of medical technologies, it is technology that makes it possible to obtain uniform results in russia. for 30 years, we have managed to improve the results of treating patients by 10 times, if at the beginning of the formation of our russian state. we had approximately 7% recovery of our patients, but last year this figure reached 84%. it remains a little bit and we hope that our slogan every child should get well will become the subject of our further scientific research . thank you. for outstanding service in the creation

all the people i was preparing for the broadcast i want to close this hour for 100 medical teacher of kyiv-mohyla academye was a teacher of the kyiv-mohyla academy and the founder of the center for the development of the potential of special children of glebityukov. now he is a doctor, and he wrote just a few days ago on facebook to my daughter a note from my father with war and i want to quote several fragments of this letter because they resonated with me extremely and i am writing to you from those places where the sky fights with the earth in a wild flame where there is almost no life where there is much more death the only thing that still keeps me is your memories of you, who melt in memory, crash on the rocks of death around here, it's hard to be here, but over time you get used to even this glybityukov writes to his daughter ah what was said 5 minutes ago loses its meaning almost immediately the ability to plan is absent during this period i saw as much as i didn't see by all my life now it seems that there was always everything going my experience and knowledge led me exactly here it would seem

accurate diagnosis of ultrasound x-rays by highly qualified surgeons who studied at the military medical academyng dear friends. we are glad that we are celebrating this day in our company svetlana on this march solovyov samson zeynalov and several thousand more animals, which we would also be happy to feed, by the way, here to feed this is because i am a mother, and mother, because i have children. i think about them all the time when they travel, they need some kind of power of attorney or not, let them go. by the way, i’m with my grandmother, if they are traveling with my grandfather, do i need a power of attorney or can i just by tcp and carry out according to the stories of my friends in their time, there 30-40 years ago, it was necessary as you like. and, uh, the house of an already familiar. mom sent it on the plane. the cargo hold really remembered this years. so it was possible. and now you can’t follow these people like that and everyone needs a piece of paper. people call it a power of attorney for a child in the legal language of consent to leave. maria meshcheryakova needs this docu

like your doctor, your local children's hospital, your department of health, medical associations like the american academyf pediatrics, and the fda and cdc. lastly, i want to emphasize this, real progress in our vaccination efforts has happened when people who are trusted in their communities reach out to their friends, families, neighbors and community members. and that is what we will need to do now as well. build a people powered campaign to protect our youngest children. i want to close by saying to those trusted messengers and in particular the pediatrician, family physician and nurses out there, just how much our nation need your help right now to make this effort a success as we work at keeping our youngest one safe. whether it is encountering misinformation with accurate science -based information or helping families find places to get vaccinated, your role could not be more vital right now as it has been throughout this pandemic. incredibly grateful for all you've done to serve and protect your community over the last two and half years. and with that let me turn it back to doctor jon p. >> thank

that was very similarly received by the medical community that the national academy of sciences report was received by the forensic science community in 2009. and they're like, what the hell are these statisticians getting up in our business? they've never been to a crime scene. related to fingerprint what they possibly tell us about our business. so i think that my hope is my expectation and my job is is to get the forensic community to adopt the recommendations of mainstream scientists and that thing so there are very very significant parallels between there. thank you. it's a great question. hello, you briefly touched on hypnosis earlier. i was a i was a big ufo abduction buff when i was a kid and later in life. i read some skeptical literature, you know like with one of the strongest claims and support of abductions wasn't so many people remembered this under hypnosis and then philip class demonstrated, you know, the problems with hypnosis and in particular the one researcher who was conducting a lot of these abduct the hypnosis sessions already had developed this idea about aliens

institute of medicine and psychology of nsu , virologist, academician of the russian academy of sciences, doctor of medicalences, after all, medicine. it seems to me that this is a power structure on which the life support of the whole society depends in general. i think that this pandemic has changed attitudes and people. well doctors. after all, almost 900 medical students are called to the institute of medicine and psychology of nsu. many of them managed to work as volunteers during the pandemic, residents voluntarily went to the red zone. i understand, what is it like to work in an opposite suit. it's not so easy there 12 hours and it's enough and physically hard. academician pokrovskikh says that the human body can withstand a lot, but it is not unlimited, by the way, one of the most difficult medical disciplines about how our body works is anatomy. and i thought that all students study anatomy in the morgue or the anatomical theater, you know vladimir , it is very important to study anatomy both in the pathomorphological department of the hospital and in the anatomical theater, but today there are ma

parents is there are numerous voices out there, if you, you know, go to the american academy of pediatrics, other american medicalganizations are encouraging vaccinations for those 6 months and above, now that we have a greater than 6 months, we have a lot of work to do to restore public health infrastructure, in the country, and at the cdc specifically and that hard work is also under way. >> i know you have done this internal review. is the public going to see that? and if so, when? >> right. thank you. so we spent a good part of may and june reviewing and doing a lot of discussions with key stake holders about how we operate within the agency and outside the agency with our external partners. we're synthesizing that information now. >> the public will get to see all of it? >> the public -- we certainly want to make public the information that we have and the improvements we're going to make as a result of that information. >> dr. walensky, thank you very much. i'll be calling the doctor's office again today after the show to see if they have the doses in yet for my son. thanks again. >> go get your children va

chief urologist of russia and his team dmitry yuryevich pushkar doctor of medical sciences professor academician of the russian academypartment of urology of the moscow state dental university chief urologist of the ministry of health of russia and moscow certified urologist of the higher european urological commission , this is not about erectile dysfunction, because reptilian dysfunction alone never arises, appears and does not disappear. today, with our professionals, we decided to tell everyone, everyone about how to raise a boy and turn him into a healthy young man. hmm, don’t get sick with some kind of disease, professor flediana nikanjungach, mom. a few words nika dzhumbertovich akhmediane gave birth to a boy, a urologist, a surgeon, an andrologist, a doctor of medical sciences. the thing is that the testicles and penis in newborns have features that change with age. first of all, you need to understand that at the time of birth, the child most often has not yet descended into the testicles. scrotum and their descent occurs terms. well, about 6-8 months. after e birth. well, at least within a period of up to a

a vascular surgeon, makhachkala what is the name of the center, the medical center exactly, and who was really a member of the academyurgeon, a scientist back in soviet times, here in general, in medicine, teachers are supposed to remember and honor. true, therefore it is very it's great that the name of the great dagestan surgeon is given. well, what was found in the kidney, what turned out to be, where is the reason we did the cts contrast, it is of the renal arteries, it turned out that one kidney is turned off from work, while the other healthy point and the vessel is practically on subacclusion, that is, almost 5%, and he passed the blood flow, that is, the renal vessel did not work. what is the connection with hypertension doctor says less blood? thinks that the blood is lost, that the pressure is low and works out a lot of facts to raise this blood pressure so in a way, since she constantly produces, not a single pill works. it is understandable that the pills do not help either. see what happened to the renal artery. it was closed in your heart and there were such vessels in your heart. well, the doctors foun

medical school. she's in charlotte, north carolina, where she's been attending the american academy of sleep medicineight time, rebecca, and thank you forjoining us for what, for us, is the middle of the night. its focus on first of all this point about doctors and nurses through the night getting tired but it is the patient that you have to think about first and foremost. how critical is that need for a nap? critical is that need for a na - ? ., . ., critical is that need for a na - ? ., .. , ., , nap? our healthcare providers are a cherished _ nap? our healthcare providers are a cherished part _ nap? our healthcare providers are a cherished part of- nap? our healthcare providers are a cherished part of our- are a cherished part of our population health and work tirelessly for all of our wealth, health and well being but as you point out it is a 24/7 job so unfortunately, some of these very extended shifts are part and parcel to the life of our physicians and our nurses. now, in terms of the consequences and we will talk about patient safety first, it is a great one, we see that when these individua

the russian society of cardiology academician of the russian academy of sciences director of the hospital therapy clinic no. 1 of the medicaltate medical university named after sechenov 50 years 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 o

the russian cardiology society, academician of the russian academy of sciences , director of the hospital therapy clinic number one of the medicalow state medical university named after sechenov, will 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

medical condition that she has. it causes people to lose their hair. >> the motion picture academy suspended will smith for 10 yearsng his onstage slap of chris rock. >> the number 2 executive at facebook owner meta sheryl sandberg is stepping down. sandberg has not given a specific reason for leaving the company. she's served as chief operating officer at the social media giant for 14 years. in a facebook post, mark zuckerberg's thanks and bergen added that he does not intend to replace her. >> many couples postpone their honeymoon because of the pandemic. and now couples on embracing a bigger and better way to honeymoon. according to an expedia survey, 97% of honeymoon plans were affected by covid that resulted in new trends on the types of trips to couples will take more than half of those surveyed said that they plan to spend more on their honeymoons. 80 1% said they were planning several trips instead of just one half of them said that they wanted to do over the honeymoon because they were not happy about how their first trip turned out and when it comes to honeymoon destinations, the uk takes the top spot fol

medical tourism. this is an adaptation together with our scientists of the siberian branch of the academy of sciencesd ancient methods, new methods modern medicine oriental medicine is the property of our great russia would ask you. what nationality are we family, there is simply no such nationality. and we would say that we are family in our republic. everyone lives together. everyone is sociable. this is our land local we are indigenous we are forever. i think the situation is the same all over the country. it's just that there are people who want to work and they will always find it. opportunities, and there are people who are looking for a reason why something does not work out there or is impossible, everything depends on specific people, and it is possible to create those conditions comfortable for living from the place where you are. for me, here buryatia is such a region, these changes are not a single time. they did not happen just once and now , the turn to the east has been going on systematically and for a long time now there is definitely more interaction with the countries of east asia,

furniture and medical supplies and treat the patriotic it-in-dance as an attempt at patriotic head-scratching . the juveniles left for the shah. oh-oh, vyacheslav danilovich, rector of the academy of kirov under the president of belarus, took over at the base in educational and pedagogical complexes. the children from the relatives of the school gathered retirees from the community organizations, mentors and schoolchildren chose the niva podkova all, not the youth district of their city. experimental applicu. kadira jointly implements forging, a unique project for ukraine. go this specially recognition tourist routes to memorable places and museums. on the basis of the museum , there are three public associations for the interests of memory, young guides nasledniki , and this year a hall of the genocide of the belarusian people was opened on the basis of our school. now we will prepare our young guides for the tour, of course, this is necessary, and it is in demand right now, because only in the face of patriotic educated youth. here our society will receive a component of such a creative material. i am interested in history, what is happening on earth in our homeland, and i wi

academy of sciences professor director of the st. petersburg institute of bioregulation and gerontology svetlana vladislavovna trofimova doctor of medicalces professor president of the russian society of anti-aging medicine. good morning. hello what could be nicer than a glass of ice cream on a hot summer day, however, scientists have included ice cream in five foods that shorten our lives. why is ice cream on this list? let's talk about this with you today. it's worth trying once, at least a small piece of ice cream and that's it. you are captivated by the magical taste of one of the first mentions of ice cream found in the life of the description of two famous rulers who lived before our era great commander alexander the great and roman. emperor nero they liked to send slaves to the mountains for snow on a hot day, so that later they could add various fruits of honey berries to it, and then enjoy a magnificent cold dessert. especially since their countryman dr. hippocrates strongly recommended ice cream. health promotion, alas, ice cream is no longer the same and hippocrates would agree with this, as it got into the list of products t

medical tourism. this adaptation together with our scientists of the siberian branch of the academy of sciences of oldrn medicine of eastern medicine is the heritage of our great russia nationality. we family simply do not have such a nationality. and we would say that we are family in our republic. everyone lives together. everyone is sociable. this is our land, we are local. we are indigenous we are forever. it seems to me that the situation throughout the country is about the same. it's just that there are people who want to work, and they will always find these possibilities. and there are people who are looking for a reason why something does not work out there or is impossible. it all depends on the specific people, and it is possible to create comfortable conditions for living from the place where you are. for me, here buryatia is such a region, these changes are not a single time. they didn’t happen just once and now the turn to the east has been going on systematically and for a long time now there is definitely more interaction from east asia china korea definitely with our neighbors mongoli

smith devoted the entire episode to alan p shia as the medical condition she has that causes people to lose their hair. the motion picture academynded will smith for 10 years after his slap chris rock. today is june 1st, which means it's pride month and a kick things off. there are several celebrations happening across the bay area. of course, there are earlier today members of the san francisco sheriff's department gathered to raise the pride flag at the county jail. >> this event happens every year. this is the first year it was held alongside the senate, cisco police and fire departments. the move was actually to show solidarity against this year's a law enforcement uniform ban which was issued for the san francisco pride parade. san francisco's pink triangle is now lit up. the pink triangle project was started in 1996 as a canvas work on twin peaks. now it features 2700 pink led lights and new this year, sparkling pink streamers will be added to give the >> daytime look, and we hope you'll join us on june 23rd for our bay area special. our pride special called love will keep us together. our 30 minute special airs thursday.

mathematical and navigational sciences will open in moscow, later the artillery medical engineering and mining school. the maritime academyal schools for children in the provinces in 1724, the first russian academy of sciences was opened. in 1917 there were 11 universities in russia, 113 other higher educational establishments and 123,745 initial leaving for the voronezh shipyard, pyotr alekseevich now rested his soul. it’s just a pity that france couldn’t come because of illness, i would have admired it. what good fellows, they now arrived in voronezh having studied in holland and england they left dense undergrowth, and they returned as a youth, they need to take an example, they wore a new dress, as if they were born in it, spoke several languages ​​fluently, drew drawings, mastered the sciences and mechanisms gradually, she began to shift from places for petrified as it seemed to peter thicker than russian life. but how much more had to be done correct change forced europeanization affected all estates, except for the most numerous peasant , the peasant, as 200 years ago, counted only on his labor. to grow in a short

the russian cardiology society academician of the russian academy of sciences director of the hospital therapy clinic number one of the medicale medical university named after sechenov 50 years in 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

academy of sciences that can be passed. and what is it? let's tell you in more detail, we are planning to conduct hmm medical research on special devices, and us to determine with uh. health conditions on the present day of a person, that is, uh, the composition of his body, how much excess he has, maybe moisture, there may be excess fat, and muscle mass, and so on, and does his biological age correspond to his actual passport age, that is, there will be quite interesting studies on modern devices and which will allow the medical worker who will carry out all this to give recommendations, respectively, in general, consultations that are appropriate and can be of help in the future, and as of health, diet. i wouldn't say it's a diet. this would be a healthy diet diet for that person. that is, while individually selected viewers come, yes, and they will find out everything. personally, we know that actions will be made on baby food, you will also learn about it. yes, yes, thank you very much for coming, we remind you that elena morgunova was our guest today, deputy general director of the scientific and practical center of the national academ

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cardiology academician of the russian academy of sciences director of the hospital therapy clinic no. 1 of the faculty of medicine of the first moscow state medicalenov 50 years 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 vitami

academy of sciences. in france, this also testified to the highest recognition of his personality of his level, they tried to imitate peter. returning from france, peter felt unwell and stopped for medicalment in the town. the spa, famous for its healing waters , had bad kidneys, they brought him mineral water from holland, and when he found out that under petrozavodsk, which he himself founded, there were springs of water that were the same mineral that you can also drink, marcial waters arose. they gave impetus to the creation in general. this is a sanatorium-resort system the russian then empire peter came here for the first time in 1719, when he saw that around this source of rusty snow, red levers were flowing. he thought that the god of war and the iron of mars could not have done here, and why he commanded to call all this marsial, that is, mass and therefore fixing the name with several maximum waters. peter discovers these mineralnye vody and regularly go there and invites everyone from his courtiers to visit these same mineralnye vody. here is the first resort that really appeared in russia during him. peter i was here for about a month for about a month every time the capital

american academy of pediatrics, during one reason exercise students were not told it was a drill and many sobbed hysterically. some fainted and others even sent farewell notes to their parents. the medical panel is now recommending school districts avoid using deception, fake blood or corpses gunshot sounds or predatory actors during these drills. this weekend, the marin county sheriff's office is holding a gun buyback event to the county says they estimate there are 100,000 firearms in moraine county homes and cars. they want to prevent accidental discharge. domestic violence and guns getting into the wrong hands. so they're holding the gun buyback event this saturday, june 4th from 09:00am until 01:00pm. the drop-off site is at the sheriff's parking lot at 1600 los com. most that's by the ymca. you can bring up to 3 firearms in exchange for cash $100 for handguns, rifles and shotguns and $200 for assault weapons. you can also turn in any boxed ammunition all drop-offs are completely anonymous. okay. back now to that breaking news verdict is expected now. and in the defamation suit between johnny depp and his ex-wife, amber heard, let's listen in 1 one. mister depp's claim against mish

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academy of pediatrics. it's the first revision to the guidelines in over six years and abc news chief medical associate correspondentugh what is new with these new recommendations. for infants, no weighted blankets, no weighted sleepers, no weighted swaddling devices. no weighted anything and no hats even though they're cute and they look, you know, like they're doing a good job unless a baby is in the neonatal icu, no hats when that baby is sleeping at home. >> oh, wow. so as a refresher when it comes to keeping newborns safe what should parents know? >> when you have a newborn at home it can be overwhelming what do you do and it's not so intuitive. the basics that have been recommended for awhile by the american academy of pediatrics, they call it back to sleep, so put that infant to sleep on his or her back on a firm/flat surface. you want to avoid any soft bedding, any overheating, keeping the room too hot, any sharing of the bed, even though as parents we have been there, you fall asleep next to your infant. it is dangerous for crushing and suffocation. breastfeeding if possible has been shown to lower risk of

academy of sciences. in france, this also testified to the highest recognition of his personalities of his level and corpses tried to imitate. returning from france, peter felt unwell and stopped for medicalling waters, had bad kidneys, he was brought mineral water from holland when he found out that under petrozavodsk, which he himself founded, there are springs of water that are the same mineral that you can also drink marcial waters. they gave impetus to the creation in general. here is the sanatorium-resort system of the russian empire then peter arrives here. first time in 1719 year, when i saw that there was rusty snow around this source, red levers were moving. he thought that the god of war, the iron of mars, could not have done here, and why he commanded to call all this marsial, that is, mass, and therefore, fixing the name with several waters, the maximum waters. peter discovers these mineralnye vody and regularly go there and invites everyone to his courtiers to visit these same mineralnye vody. here is the first resort in russia really appeared under him. peter about a month each time he was here for 100 days, the capital of russia became official waters, because she understo

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academy. i want to tell you about what we do here. >> this is san francisco 911. do you need police, fire or medical?> you're helping people in their -- what may be their most vulnerable moment ever in life. so be able to provide them immediate help right then and there, it's really rewarding. >> our agency is a very combined agency. we answer emergency and non-emergency calls and we also do dispatching for fire, for medical and we also do dispatching for police. >> we staff multiple call taking positions. as well as positions for police and fire dispatch. >> we have a priority 221. >> i wanted to become a dispatcher so i could help people. i really like people. i enjoy talking to people. this is a way that i thought that i could be involved with people every day. >> as a 911 dispatcher i am the first first responder. even though i never go on seen -- scene i'm the first one answering the phone call to calm the victim down and give them instruction. the information allows us to coordinate a response. police officers, firefighters, ambulances or any other agency. it is a great feeling when everyone ge

medical preparations. from the kherson region , another step has been taken to improve. peaceful life. there, the maritime academyt the educational institution and fled to the territory under the control of kiev under the administration of the region, they assured that the potential and personnel base would be preserved. the fsb of russia reminded one of the participants in the great patriotic war. now they are trying to heroize in the countries of eastern europe the department published archival documents about the crimes of the latvian accomplices of nazi germany, they are evidence of the atrocities that the baltic punishers did to the civilian population, even german officials were horrified by them then. what is also reflected in their reports to the management, according to their assessment, the participants in the so-called self-defense units completely lost their human appearance during ongoing and non-reprisals, specific examples of such crimes are contained in the protocols posted on the website of the federal security service. interrogations carried out shortly after the end of the war by one of the pun