multidisciplinary medical center of the federal medical and biological agency of russia in the city mariupolment, which is very important, 98%. this domestic equipment allows for examination of all human organ systems. the heart of the medical center is, of course, the operating unit. complex surgical interventions can be performed here and pathologies of vital organs can be treated. in total, this medical center has 11 operating rooms, two of them are so-called hybrid. the essence of the technology is that an x-ray transparent table and special diagnostic equipment are used. it allows surgeons scan the patient using any available scanners. methods right during the operation, there is no need to take him to another office, as was the case before. if necessary, doctors will be able to quickly adjust the course of the operation or, conversely, stop it so that patients spend less time under anesthesia. surgeons will monitor the progress of the operation using a microscope with laser navigation. the surgeon can, let’s say, highlight the area of ​​interest to him, enlarge it 22 times, well, this

i propose to expand the network of national medical research centers and strengthen their interactionsearch institutes. also where this is necessary, it is necessary to update the material and technical base of federal medical scientific and medical institutions that provide high-tech care to citizens throughout the country, including in such areas as cardiology, cardiovascular surgery, oncology, orthopedics. and finally, another solution that is designed to ensure reliable protection of intellectual rights of leading medical centers and research institutes that create unique technologies. i believe that upon transfer intellectual rights to manufacturers, that is, for the commercialization of breakthrough scientific solutions, research teams should receive a decent remuneration, the so -called royalty. the amount of such payments should be calculated according to clear rules and a unified methodology, in general, we talked about this, when you were the first in the world to offer a vaccine against covid, we talked to you about this, in general, we need to form modern law, a legal fram

in gaza, including 36 hospitals , 60 medical centers and hospitals in gaza have been reported with direct attacks by the regime, and three cases of scabies and lice have been reported in gaza, while there is the possibility of effective treatment. does not have. unicef , the united nations children's fund, announced that more than 17,000 children in gaza have lost their families due to the attacks of the zionist regime , and warned all the children of gaza, who number about one million. people are in serious need of mental health care and services. ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting agency, new york. continued news today , it rained in some areas of golestan, north khorasan, razavi khorasan and south khorasan provinces, and it snowed in the highlands and cold areas of these provinces. mashhad is cloudy and birjan is partly cloudy. at the same time , the meteorological stations of manu samlaghan and faruj in north khorasan, kalat nader bejastan in khorasan , razavi sarayan beshravieh in south khorasan reported light snowfall in the morning today. more than 800 compatriots

interacting with these medical center bite medical center, we find we more proactively implement, don't just publish and hope people implement but we work closely with them to implement. >> okay. let me come back to this with the second round, i want to ask matt kuntz a second question before my time runs out, how do we best improve access to research projects for veterans in montana? >> senator tester, i think it is by far doubling down on those big projects. million veteran program, i got an email as montana veteran last week asking me to sign up. we will not have all of the fancy research infrastructure that the va wants or needs to come to our state. i have given up on that after a decade of trying but i believe those big studies like the human initiative, the million veteran program need to be decentralized enough where you can demand that they be available to your veterans. that it is not the va office choice whether or not to come to our state. it is a matter of when and how. >> i will go back to, i don't want to get a fight on the panel, you don't have to punch it out, the truth

the medical center was built by specialists from the military construction complex of the russian ministry of defense on the direct instructions of vladimir putin. the four-story medical and diagnostic building with an emergency department is located in a convenient location, in the nevsky district of mariupol. the multidisciplinary medical center of the federal medical and biological agency of russia in the city of mariupol is equipped with modern medical equipment, which is very important, 98% of this domestic equipment allows for examinations of all organ systems. person. the heart of the medical center is, of course, the operating room. complex surgical interventions can be performed here and pathologies of vital organs can be treated. in total, this medical center has 11 operating rooms, two of them are so-called hybrid. the essence of the technology is that an x-ray transparent table and special diagnostic equipment are used. it allows surgeons to scan the patient using any available means directly during surgery. there is no need to take him to another office, as was the case before

work with them was the majlis medical center. for the first year of the majlis, i went to the majlis medical center every week. i went to the majlis medical center every week. i used to discuss with the experts what this state of the parliament has done. the parliament is caught up in partiality and regionalism rather than doing national work. i myself was one of them. after all, i was the representative of the city. we have about 200 representatives who are the representatives of the city and about 90 representatives who are the representatives of the provinces, the centers of the provinces . it is understood that if someone wants to vote, he must follow the people's work in detail. you have an office in shandiz. i had an office in 5 places, i had an office in taqbesh i had an office in shandis, you should have visited. yes , i had an office in golbahar , i had an office in chenaran , i had an office in tehran , sometimes i had an office in golmakan. the flower shop was closed for some time . of course, the further we went, beca

the medical center of gaza, including its 36 hospitals, 60 medical centers and gaza hospitals , has been completely destroyed by the direct attacks of the zionist regime. water contamination and severe food insecurity in food has caused the spread of infectious diseases. more than 245,000 cases of respiratory infections, 160,000 cases of diarrhea in children under the age of five, nearly 70,000 cases of scabies and lice have been reported in gaza, while the possibility of effective treatment. he warned that all the children of gaza, who number about one million people , are in serious need of care and mental health services. ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting agency, new york. continued news today in some areas of golestan, north khorasan, razavi khorasan and south khorasan provinces, and in the highlands and cold areas of this it is snowing in the provinces, the sky of bejnord , mahalud, mashhad is cloudy and birjan is partly cloudy, at the same time, the meteorological stations of samlaghan and faruj in north khorasan, kalat nadir in bajestan, razavi in ​​khorasan, and sarayan an

the regional medical center said that they have seen a decline in services. county officials, who operate one of the two remaining trauma centers in the south bay, are concerned for east san jose. >> you're anticipating that the health s system, county health system is for that burden to fall upon us because we are the only other level one trauma hospital or trauma hospital at adjacent to that community in santa clara county, at the city level. >> san jose mayor matt mehan said that he's glad that regional medical center has also announced plans to expand emergency room beds, but is disappointed that the trauma center is closing. we don't ever want to see like saving medical services cut, particularly in our lower income neighborhoods. >> the fact that east side san jose will have to travel farther to get to a trauma center is concerning. >> right now, county officials say the focus is on solutions and how to utilize other county run hospitals. >> we have o'connor hospital, um, and as a system, we will be looking at ways in which we can leverage the system to

well, a region with 700,000 residents that does not have a well-equipped medical center was very sad.idity of the semi-complete fardist hospital has been specially seen. complete. the remaining 50% of the work requires 70 credits of the entire project. it has not been 9 months since the president's promise that in azar 1402, the government will fulfill its promise and the 280-bed hospital will be ready to receive patients with an area of ​​27,000 square meters and an infrastructure of 21,000 square meters on five floors. i love you, my dear, i love you too. i fixed it. thank you for fixing it here . it's near my house. we really didn't have a car before . thank god, it is near my house. yes, razi, you are a resident of talys. well, it is close . president, i love you very much . as a child , i dreamed of seeing you in person. i also love you very much, my dear. may god heal you soon. soon, god willing, go back to school and home, god willing, people have been waiting for more than 12 years aziz of that area, thank god, today the community took action and a well-equipped medical center

our research conducted by highly specialized teams that can take years for medical center to assemble. with the exception of the clinician researchers that lead research teams most of the staff to conduct this are hired on temporary bases rather than permanent appointments. this means when funding contracts those must be disbanded and expertise is lost to the system. they are sustained investment is critical to ensuring our vital research can continue as we address the physical, mental, social needs of those who have won the battle. we are so grateful for your enduring dedication and support. in conclusion i want to reiterate at the heart of the research lies are unwavering commitment to our veterans. every innovation every advancement veterans lives. i look forward to answering your questions. >> dr. kagan think of your testimony next we will have matt from montana. five minutes your entire statement but part of the record reflects ranking member moran distinguished members of veterans affairs committee on behalf of montana national alliance of mental illness or montana would like to

the first time open day, everyone was treated free of charge by the best doctors country, the medical center the city of mariupol and is equipped with modern medical equipment, which is very important, 98% of it is domestic equipment. the heart of the medical center is, of course, the operating unit, where complex surgical interventions can be performed and pathologies of vital organs can be treated. in total, this medical center has 11 operating rooms, two of them are so-called hybrid. the essence of the technology is that an x-ray transparent table and special diagnostic equipment are used, it allows surgeons to carry out. damage, traumatic tissue around the target area. a heart-lung machine was also installed here, which will allow open heart surgery. a team of surgeons was assembled throughout novorossia, and experienced specialists from other regions of russia were also invited. the medical complex's hospital will provide emergency specialized care, for example, in the event of accidents or disasters. the hospital has 100 beds, with the possibility of further expansion. center third lev

executives at regional medical center say they're closing the hospital's trauma center this summer. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary uncovers the reasons behind the closing and the impact it will have on patient care. >> we are very disappointed to let you know that we are no longer able to provide trauma, stemi or comprehensive stroke services in our community. >> thursday, executives at regional medical center announcing shifting demand for service has doomed its level two trauma center, currently, the hospital's e.r. outpaces capacity, so executives are investing $10 million to expand the number of e.r. beds from 43 to 63. >> i'm glad to hear that they're committing to a $10 million investment in expanding the number of beds and services in the emergency room, but we don't ever want to see life saving medical services cut, particularly in our lower income neighborhoods. >> no one ever gets into the profession of taking care of people and thinking that they're not going to be able to do that, not be able to do their job. >> four year registered nurse melissa gong says there were

this is a statement from john mattis,, medical director and dr. gregory chestnut, center for prostate disease research. director of the medical center in bethesda, maryland. resume his normal duties tomorrow. his cancer "lloyd j austin the third underwent nonsurgical procedures under general anesthesia to address his bladder issue. we anticipate a successful recovery and will closely monitor him overnight. a prolonged hospital stay is not anticipated, antaeus pate lisa kudrow will be able to resume his normal duties tomorrow -- we anticipate he will be able to resume his normal duties tomorrow. his cancer prognosis remains excellent." we will update as more information comes available regarding his status and we will wish him a speedy recovery. secretary austin were no longer travel to brussels this week as originally scheduled, wednesday's ukraine defense contact group will continue, albeit virtually. secretary austen intends to participate in the virtual meeting, he will remain flexible depending on his health care status. dr. celeste while under will be in brussels thi

the president said: one of the important capacities of iran is health tourism, and dozens of medical centers are ready to accept health tourists. the islamic republic of iran is the leader in the field of medicine in the region. it is among the countries in the world that the scientific work that is being done in iran today is also being done in the production of medical products and equipment we have 277 medical centers in the country that are ready to accept health tourists. today, in my region, many countries in the region, as i said, prefer to go to the islamic republic of iran instead of going to europe. traditional iranian medicine with the approach of attracting health tourists in the 17th international tourism exhibition. announcing this news, ms. nafise yekta, director general of the office of iranian medicine and deputy of the ministry of health , said: the achievements of traditional iranian medicine include lifestyle recommendations, how to deal with different climates , and improvement strategies. health and simple methods treatment is offered at the tehran tourism exhibition .

all hospitals, clinics and medical centers, both private and public, must undergo it without exceptionel is national. this is about the quality of service, a higher level of equipment and qualifications of specialists. this type of accreditation can be obtained upon request. scientists from belarus and russia have developed. a covid-19 blocker that can become an effective means of combating coronavirus. how does the drug differ from already existing? in this case, there is no interaction with other proteins in the human body, and this is less dangerous to health. the life cycle of the coronavirus primarily depends on the mpo enzyme. it was he who was influenced by scientists. when the enzyme activity is stopped , virus replication is blocked. the development is a substance in powder form and it will become the basis for a future medicine. as a result , you get something like this, that is, a certain amount of white powder, which is subsequently sent for testing, actually, in our case, we sent them to altai state university for testing, they check and send you these results, you ultimat

the complex provides. back special forces medical unit 432 main military clinical medical center of the belarus provided assistance to the syrian population affected by the earthquake. what kind of work did belarusians do in the disaster zone and how to become a high-class doctor, we will ask evgeniy romanovsky, senior resident physician, traumatologist-orthopedist of the operating department of the main military clinical medical center of the armed forces of belarus. evgeniy, hello. hello. so, let me in. first of all, congratulations on such a high award, thank you! belarus was indeed one of the first to respond to the tragedy, which occurred in syria, you found our doctors at the very epicenter of the earthquake, how many days did our team stay there and what kind of assistance did they provide? our brigade stayed there for 30 days, that is, a month, so we moved there, literally in 3 days we packed up and flew out. a whole year and it’s like syria is also an arab country, in principle i already knew the mentality of the arabs, i knew what to be prepared for, i have a rough idea of ​​h

, regional medical center it will no longer be able to provide trauma, or comprehensive stroke serviceser of patients going into its trauma center has dropped the last several years, but more patients are going into the e.r. in a statement, the hospital says, quote, the need for our emergency services has grown beyond our capacity. because of that, we will invest $10 million this year to expand our emergency department, and increasing capacity from 63 beds. as for a change of plan to regional medical, more concerns are being raised. >> we showed when i trauma center closes and there's an increase in driving distance, there's a 21% increase in death rates, and that is not an increase that goes away. >> reporter: she adds in trauma, minutes matter. >> i've worked in the e.r. in santa clara county and stanford, and these are not hospitals with excess capacity. we know we have to drive the father, and minutes can mean life or death. >> reporter: a sentiment also shared bice san jose mayor matt mahan. we're having to travel farther to trauma center, it is concerning. >>> they have agreed to

good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener, executive at regional medical centerclosing that hospital's trauma center this summer. >> ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary has the reason behind the closing and how it will affect patient care. >> we are very disappointed to let you know that we are no longer able to provide trauma to stemi or comprehensive stroke services in our community. >> on thursday, executives at regional medical center announcing shifting demand for service has doomed its level two trauma center, currently, the hospital's e.r. outpaces capacity, so executives are investing $10 million to expand the number of e.r. beds from 43 to 63. i'm glad to hear that they're committing to a $10 million investment in expanding the number of beds and services in the emergency room, but we don't ever want to see lifesaving medical services cut, particularly in our lower income neighborhoods. >> no one ever gets into the profession of taking care of people and thinking that they're not going to be able to do that, not be able to do their job. >> four year regis

we build, of course, will be the heart of any clinic, any medical center, this isamazing team of doctors and medical specialists has already been assembled here, and this is a guarantee that the center will provide very high-quality, effective services to the population, simply save people’s lives, and it seems to me that this is a good example for domestic business, for our entrepreneurs, that the time has definitely come to invest in their country, to invest in human capital, you can’t go wrong, the creation of such a clinic is the most important stage of formation. the west is obviously no longer ready for equality, mutual benefit and acceptability for all parties. the russian region is a new point of industrial growth, as in the ryazan region an industrial park is being developed that will provide thousands of jobs. this factories for the production of automotive components, these are factories for the production of household chemicals, medical products and much, much more. dialogue with foreign partners, strengthening international relations, resolving conflic

i my choice for working at university medical center. 26 years ago, the day i left nursing school was because i believe in universal health care. i believe in the ability to have medical care, whether you have money in your wallet or not, whether you have an insurance policy that's going to let you have that care. i, i had two opportunity to meet senator edwards. the second one being in november. he had an impromptu question and answer session. we sat down across from him. and my question wasn't about policy. my question was, if i work hard every day because i work hard every day and i can work every day because, you know, there's a shortage of nurses. so if i work hard every day for you, senator, how do i know that when you wake up the day after the inauguration that you are not going to work hard for me and he thought about it for a minute, wasn't can wasn't scripted. he said, first of all, i'll never forget you. i'm committed. i will work for you. he looked me in the eye and you know what? he was committed. he is committed to all of us having what we deserve. we deserve health care

doctors show off their medical center with a great sense of pride, from the intensive care unit to thepartment. every square meter of a new clinic. is full of technologies that save lives and put people on their feet. beloostrov medical center has no analogue in russia, to be honest, and i think there are only a few in the world. if they exist at this level , this is already the medicine of tomorrow, but it is here today, this, in my opinion, is such convincing confirmation that despite any sanctions, russia does not stop its development, this is the largest medical complex in russia built on private means equipped with the most advanced equipment to date, here is the biplane angiograph, which makes it possible to examine the affected area in two projections. has such a machine, such an angiographic the complex is the dream of any federal center in our country. here is a linear accelerator that allows for external beam radiation therapy. this is a huge multi-ton machine that works, you see, in coordination, synchronously, checking every step. here is a locomotor therapy device, with it

san jose's regional medical center will close their trauma center later this year. the hospital says the center is not being used enough to keep it open. we will put resources elsewhere. but the impending move has some local officials and healthcare professionals worried. we have more. >> well good evening. regional says as of august 12, patients needing trauma care will have to look instead to santa clara valley medical in san jose or stanford. >> reporter: reaction to regional medical plans to close its trauma center came quickly. the health and hospital committee addressed it during their meeting on wednesday. >> and your health system will be impacted quite significantly by this change. >> reporter: the ceo warning of a possible drop in care for many local residents. >> and such a change in the trauma system would clearly impact the level of service that we could provide to the community. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by san jose mayor matt mahan who says the announcement took him by surprise. >> we don't ever want to see life saving medical services cut parti

john maddox, trauma medical director, and dr. chesnutt, the centerrostate disease research, director at walter reed national military medical center in bethesda, maryland. beginning the statement, quote, "secretary of defense lloyd james austin went colonel anastasia to address his bladder issue. we anticipate a successful recovery and we will closely monitor him overnight, a prolonged hospital stay is not anticipated. we anticipate he will resume his normal duties tomorrow. current bladder issue is not expected to change. his cancer prognosis remains excellent." moving forward, we will continue to provide updates as new information becomes available regarding secretary austen's status and we also truly wish him a speedy recovery. meantime, secretary austin will not longer travel to brussels this week as originally scheduled good however, wednesday is the ukraine defense contact group will be continued virtually. well secretary austen currently intends to participate in the virtual conference, will remain flexible depending on his health care status.

by his security detail to walter reed medical center. this statement says the reason for that was, quote, symptoms suggesting an emergent bladder issue. this goes on to note the secretary is retaining the functions and duties of his office and adds the deputy secretary is prepared to assume functions and duties of the secretary of defense if required. to your earlier point, this comes after the defense secretary was hospitalized for complications following prostate cancer surgery in early january. he was discharged in mid january. all of that caused a firestorm on capitol hill and at the white house because the president and congress did not know at the time that he was hospitalized or the reason for why he was hospitalized. since then, the defense secretary apologized saying it was mishandled and committing to better communicating should it come up again. that's what we are seeing play out today. this statement explicitly notes that the white house and congress have been notified that the defense secretary was taken to the hospital this

bates summit medical center is scheduled to close by 2030, kron. four's amanda hari spoke with the mayor about his attempts to ensure berkeley and the surrounding area has emergency medical care. alta. bates is berkeley's only full-service hospital. >> it also supports people albany and elsa rita. the mayor of berkeley says leaders need to take action now prevent health care crisis in the future. berkeley mayor jesse arreguin announcing a new partnership to address the impacts of alta bates summit medical center scheduled closure. >> summit health has announced the hospital will close by 2030. i'm deeply worried that when someone has a health emergency, it will take too long for them to get to. >> and emergency like not city council voted to set aside funding to study the ramifications, the closure and how they can secure health care access in the future. he says they're also working with leaders in richmond else. we do albany and alameda and contra costa county. it's this isn't a berkeley issued. it is a regional >> problem. they're also in commun

developing and implementing measures that should promptly raise the level of provision of medical services; leading centersry of health have taken patronage of the region’s medical institutions. in general, the health care system of the russian federation was different, different from the one that was here before, yes, that is, it is still more, well, let’s say, socially, more person-oriented medicine, this equipment, accordingly, and our quality. the equipment of district hospitals is changing, this is new equipment, new diagnostic equipment, a new fleet of vehicles, repairs of facilities that have not been carried out here for, well , 30 years, probably, i think that these changes are already visible, and people feel it. the task set by president vladimir putin is to conduct preventive and medical examinations of all residents of the region, this way many diseases can be prevented in advance. i think they generally carried out a complete medical examination of children, which has never been done here, well, let’s just say, has never happened at all in the history of ukraine, this is the first medical exa

walter reed medical center in bethesda, maryland. the gentleman off to the right center is part of the secret service. as soon as the president exits we'll show you that. i asked, you know, what do they do in a presidential physical? cognitive. we already know the press secretary he wouldn't be doing that. dr. mark seeing -- what are they looking for? >> this is a recent tradition over the last few administrations because there is a long history in america of ob files indicating the president's health going back to george washington. we oftentimes don't know how healthy the president is. in the last few administrations we have had the yearly physical. president biden had it a year ago in february. you know, there was a very extensive report that came with it but it was a significant for what it left out as what it included. a physical itself to answer your question they do vital signs and blood pressure and a full body exam and neurological exam. he has an irregular heart rate and ekg. cardiac echo. the heart rate normal with the irr

bates summit medical center is scheduled to close by 2030, kron. four's amanda hari spoke with the mayor about his attempt to ensure berkeley in the surrounding area has emergency medical care. >> ulta bates is berkeley's only full-service hospital. it also supports people albany and elsa rita. the mayor of berkeley says leaders need to take action now prevent health care crisis in the future. berkeley mayor jesse arreguin announcing a new partnership to address the impacts of all to bates summit. medical center's scheduled closure. >> summit health has announced the hospital will close by 2030. i'm deeply worried that when someone has a health emergency, it will take too long for them to get to. >> and emergency like much city council voted to set aside funding to study the ramifications, the closure and how they can secure health care access in the future. he says they're also working with leaders in richmond else. we do albany and alameda and contra costa county. it's this isn't a berkeley issued. it is a regional >> problem. they're also in com

doctors and nurses who came to rafah from khanyounis due to the israeli bombings opened a temporary medical center. they have chosen the name medical belief for their group. it takes time to meet them. it is not previous and they do not have working hours. they are here to help patients . now take as much time as you want. this group is more or less like a mobile clinic. it works medicines are free for patients in need we are preparing another team to respond to critical situations. we are also determined to take measures regarding infectious diseases. this medical group is ready to respond to patients 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. their facilities are basic, but they still respond to the needs of patients. here we treat women, children and the elderly who live in tents . we treat about 200 patients daily. the number of patients is increasing. in order for some devices to work here, we need solar energy, medicines. is also required. the conditions here are becoming more critical every day, but people are happy with the existence of this treatment center. this is because health for these people ac

knees so you can see what your child has access to. >> reporter: the university of pittsburgh medical centerook its safety tips on the road after learning families struggled to make it to their safety center. >> our original plan was we'll do one program a month in the community, so 12 a year. we did 40 programs in the first three months. because the community loved it. >> reporter: chris vitale is the center's injury prevention program manager. >> we give them information that they may not have already heard. and a lot of families tell us these are things they didn't know existed. >> reporter: she says kids not only have fun with the van they're also like sponges. >> what makes them all sister in this picture? >> wearing seat belts. >> yes, you are the best. >> yes, you are the best. >> reporter: and a lot of ♪♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing, non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try vicks vaposhower for steamy vicks vapors. need to be at your best? you need an antiperspirant that goes beyond. dove men with 72 hour protection, plus care for

you can make inquiries at the medical center, she had an operation there under anesthesia, what doesogist remembered what color his eyes were, there is nothing else for him to do. well, suddenly, if it is confirmed that marina wears colored lenses, then all this time she has been lying, believe me, why, who she is, if valera finds out, then we will be able to understand who attacked her and why. andryukh, where? just as quickly, in order to curry favor with my superiors , i dropped everything, came out for lunch, and you decided to teach me how to work, well, i’m sorry for being crazy, fuck you, smart guy, so , my dears, the head office is not happy, we are not fulfilling plan for loans to deposits. and if clients don’t want to, we can’t force them? lyusya, you need to present the correct information, you know, explain why this is beneficial, you understood me, then, the day after tomorrow we have a very important day, we have an application for a large sum of money, they will bring 10 million, faith, get ready, there are questions, there are no questions, we are working. so, oh, dam

mashhad said: these medical centers include 6 government centers, 16 private centers, 14 specialized clinics and four limited surgical treatment centers. mr. khokhen added: from the beginning of this year to the end of december, 51,374 health tourists, non-iranian patients visited the centers who came to mashhad's hospital, and this figure has increased by 17% compared to the same period last year, which was 29,291 tourists. the health tourism director of mashhad olum university of medicine said that the most health tourists this year were 27,000 from afghanistan, 14,000 from iraq, 3,600 from turkmenistan, and 950 from bahrain. according to the tradition of fatimi thursdays, our reporter went to the family of shahidi nicknamed abu ahmed. martyr seyed isa alavi, one of the fighters of lashkar fatemiyoun , was killed in the attack a few days ago. he was present at the beginning of the war with isis in syria and is one of the most experienced people. he is in fatemiyoun brigade next since fatemiyoun became an army, he had responsibilities in the brigade of hazrat abulfazl abbas , peace

the multidisciplinary medical center of the fmba of russia in the city of mariupol is equipped with modern unit. complex surgical interventions can be performed here and pathologies of vital organs can be treated. in total, this medical center has 11 operating rooms, two of them are so-called hybrid. the essence of the technology is that an x-ray transparent table and special diagnostic equipment are used; it allows surgeons to scan the patient using any available means directly during the operation. there is no need to take him to another office, as was the case before. if necessary, doctors will be able to quickly adjust the course of the operation or, conversely , stop it so that patients spend less time under anesthesia. surgeons will monitor the progress of the operation using a microscope with laser navigation. the surgeon can, let’s say, highlight areas of interest to him. increase the area by 22 times, well, this reduces the damage and trauma to tissue around the target area. they installed a heart-lung machine, which will allow open heart surgery, a team of surgeons was assembled

recently two data breaches at the medical center. please tell us what happened, how the medical center reacted to that, and how your office responded and how long that response took. >> one of the actual incidences was three individuals received files containing approximately 1500 veterans protected information and i believe, it was through the my health event portal. so, it was not open e-mail. the three individuals, one of them self reported back to the medical center. i think i've gotten something i should not have gotten. two of the messages were indicated as being read. the third was retrieved. hold it back. the normal process of responding to that would be working with the privacy officer at the facility information security and the data breach response service what do the investigation and adjudication. i believe this indicated it would be personal protected health information. it did warrant to dhhs as a protected hepa and resulting in a press release also. the other. >> how long did it take to turn that scenario around, that

in gaza, including 36 hospitals, 60 medical centers and hospitals in gaza have been completelyed by the direct attacks of the zionist regime. contaminated water and severe food insecurity in gaza have caused the spread of infectious diseases. more than 245. 1,000 cases of respiratory infections, 160,000 cases of death in children under the age of five, nearly 70 a thousand cases of scabies and lice have been reported in gaza, while there is no possibility of effective treatment. unicef, the united nations children's fund, announced that more than a thousand children in gaza have lost their families due to the attacks of the zionist regime , and warned all the children of gaza, who number about one million, to seek care and mental health services. they have found a serious need. ali rajabi, broadcasting agency, united nations, new york. congratulations, you are now a mahris star. this gold star is your gift on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the mahris carpet factory. on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the factory buy mahris carpets from our branches , get a gold

medical institutions in a troubled region. we interacted with the russian ministry of health for the twenty-second year, the twenty-third year, and to this day i can say that... through the federal centern federation, the ministry of health of russia, they are landing us with working groups to provide practical medical assistance to our population, what are they, these are the specialists that we need, they are formed in groups throughout the year for a month or for 2 months, yes they are sent to... specialists and we distribute them to medical institutions according to need, so we are now planning to go to the intensive care unit at the skadovsk central district hospital in order to communicate with visiting doctors and anestheologists from kabardino, bulgaria. skadovsk is another city in the south of the kherson region, far from the contact line, but it is still a combat zone. in november, the allied forces of ukraine launched a missile strike on the city, but this did not affect barat kamutaev’s determination to come here to work, a resuscitator from kabardina balkaria has been on business here for three months now, family, children, wife, grandson, granddaughter are waiting at home

. >> the operators of regional medical center in east san jose have decided to close its level two trauma center on august 12. it's also closing its stemi program, which treats some of the most seve heart attacks . both those services are offered at santa clara valley medical center, but that is eight miles away. regional medical center says it made the decision after seeing a decline in use over the last few years, closely followed news out of atlanta tonight, the fulton county district attorney, fani willis, will be back on the witness stand tomorrow. she made a surprise move today and testified in court, and it led to often sharp exchanges. willis office is prosecuting the election interference case in georgia against former president donald trump today, willis testified in defense of her own conduct and relationship with the special prosecutor. she hired, nathan wade, the defense is arguing willis and her office should therefore be disqualified from the trump case, citing a conflict of interest. >> if you're confused, you think i'm on trial. these people are on trial for trying to ste

well, six months until major changes at san jose's regional medical center. why it will close its trauma center. and what will patients do millions of hard working families. they're working harder than ever and they still can't make enough to get by to afford food and medicine to even keep a roof over their heads. we need to build more housing that's truly affordable. we need to address this terrible epidemic of homelessness. we need to invest in good paying jobs, union jobs and investments in our future. this, this is why i'm running for the us senate. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. side. they say anand henry shot his wife alice benzinger several times, then shot himself once their boys, twin four year olds were also found dead. it is not clear how the boys died. police say they were not shot and don't have signs of trauma. their bodies were discovered monday morning when police did a welfare check at the home on alameda de las pulgas. police believe the deaths happened saturday afternoon. the only level two trauma center in east san jose has ann

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executives at regional medical center did announce that they are closing that hospital's trauma center this coming summer . ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary has the reason behind the closure, and how it's going to affect patient care. >> we are very disappointed to let you know that we are no longer able to provide trauma, stemi or comprehensive stroke services in our community. >> thursday, executives at regional medical center announcing shifting demand for service has doomed its level two trauma center, currently, the hospital's e.r. outpaces capacity, so executives are investing $10 million to expand the number of e.r. beds from 43 to 63. i'm glad to hear that they're committing to a $10 million invest in expanding the number of beds and services in the emergency room, but we don't ever want to see life saving medical services cut, particularly in our lower income neighborhoods. >> no one ever gets into the profession of taking care of people and thinking that they're not going to be able to do that, not be able to do their job for year. >> registered nurse melissa gong says ther