administration the command of the armed medical forces of ukraine and we identified within the academy of medical sciencestutes that will provide assistance to both the military and the civilian population, by the way, our institution was also identified as providing medical assistance to those who are closest to us, and this happened on february 26 when do you remember, a rocket hit a house on lobanovskyi avenue, which is located almost next to us, then there were groups of these drgs who shot soldiers. when six wounded were brought to us at once, four wounded were brought from the house we sorted the servicemen and provided diagnostic assistance, provided medical assistance that was necessary, and there are other institutes in the system of the academy of medical sciences that provided this assistance, because we sent patients with injuries to the institute of orthopedics, traumatology , neurotrauma, to the institute of neurosurgery but then our tactics changed after we discussed it together with military medics, we had specialists in traumatology and neurosurgery on duty around the clock at our institu

better find out together with our expert mikhail moiseevich ginsburg, nutritionist doctor of medical scienceskhail moiseevich good morning. good morning. good morning. you are for cranberries or lingonberries, you know, if it were necessary to leave one berry, in general, this decision would depend on me. i would probably still leave lingonberries, but until the last i was waiting for the last one, that they would remove this fate from me , because both berries are tasty, both berries are healthy and the fact that they differ in taste a little. this is good, because we can want one thing and another. if you want, both of them will be present in our diet, and we will receive such a total benefit, because in terms of effects they still differ slightly, and let's find out. how exactly do they differ for the benefits of lingonberries we have today. meets victoria and for the benefit of cranberries angela victoria let's get started lingonberries help you prevent cancer, what cranberries should answer, but hook in youth is a property, it’s kind of synergistic at the same time, because everything th

today, neurologist, candidate of medical sciences mikhail syrian mikhail mikhailovich hello.hail mikhailovich selitsky candidate of medical sciences associate professor, department of neurology and neurosurgery of the belarusian medical academy of postgraduate education neurologist let's figure out what is called in the eyes of the basics. yes, what is the nervous system in general and what does the nervous system consist of. this is a combination of various interconnected nervous structures of the body, which is responsible for the activity of all systems of the digestive, cardiovascular, respiratory, genitourinary and other systems. that is, by and large. this is such a computer of the body, without which life is impossible. the main thing in this computer is the nerves. yes, that is, they are such workhorses, but they are also different, the main horse in nervous system is a nerve cell or in another way. it is called neuron a neuron consists of a cell body, which is usually found in the central nervous system, and processes. and these processes here are promotional edendri

disorder, we will find out just now and contact us, psychiatrist, psychotherapist, candidate of medical sciences, associate professor , svitlana netrusova, ms. svitlana, nice to see you and hear today i congratulate you good day iryna i am also very happy to see and hear you and all our listeners and i am very happy to have the opportunity to help with some advice and knowledge to share what those who suffer from pcr or who are only in this traumatic situation need to know and may be at risk of developing ptsd mrs. svitlana please tell me how many patients you currently have with ptsd, the fact is that i don't have so many patients that i can make a percentage sample of my own uh, um, i mean my experience practical activity but if we take a general sample, then up to 30% of the general population may suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. there is no need to talk about violence against women or about other moments, there is a fire or something else or something else. we have a war and it is a big, very powerful, psychosomatic factor that can lead to post-traumatic stress disorder. it is pre

nutritionist doctor of medical sciences, and this is not a hereditary disease at all, well, age-relatedint diseases. of course, they have some kind of hereditary predisposition, but , for example, overweight is much more important, because axial load, especially the hip, knee joints, and the joints of the feet can suffer in this case. that matters no , well, let's just say, some dietary factors. well for example, a person is very fond of sweets. and then the probability. here are age-related joint problems. raises or the person likes fried food too. basically, uh, problem. that's how the so-called pro- inflammatory nutrition, right? let's talk about what to eat in order to make life easier for the joint, not how to limit yourself. and what you need to eat kiwi as a food product leader in the content of ascorbic acid vitamin c and vitamin c is a factor, including that necessary for the correct adequate synthesis of collagen, collagen is a connective tissue protein. the protein is rather complexly organized, but for its synthesis. many factors are needed, but in particular, ascorbic acid.

radiation of the national scientific center of radiation medicine of the national academy of medical sciences so and we are moving on with you and now we will be in touch with a candidate of chemical sciences uh, gleb rapichi and gleb, i congratulate you , we talked, we talked today, and about how to act, where to move, where to hide, what is the need to immediately react to this whole situation, you, i want to ask you to tell us this, give us practical advice on means of protection, that is, here is a manual of means of protection because we understand that this bag this suitcase even if we prepare it now we uh it's not a fact that we will be able to take it with us because this nuclear explosion can catch us anywhere we can just go there from the store or to shop yes or coming home from work so we will not always carry with us do you still advise to carry these cloaks, masks, dosimeter with us at all times in a special purse, what to do, ok, look well, it is actually desirable to carry with you that is, to carry with you at least a respirator yes, i would take an iodine preparation, that is

laboratory of the national scientific center of radiation medicine of the national academy of medical sciences of ukraine, was in touch with us, so and we are moving forward with you. and now in touch with us will be a candidate of chemical sciences gleb rapichi and gleb, i congratulate you. practical advice on protective equipment, that is, here is a manual on protective equipment, because we understand that this bag, this suitcase. we can just go there from the store or to the store like this or come back from work so we will not always carry with us do you still advise to carry these raincoats, masks, dosimeter with us at all times in a special purse, what to do so okay, well look, actually it is desirable to carry with you, that is, to carry with you at least a respirator, so i would take an iodine preparation, that is, something that takes up very little space, that is, those tablets of iodine, the same respirator, they do not take up anything, so you can take a raincoat with you, it is very desirable to take at least a supply of water with you why because look, if there is an attack and

laboratory of the national research center of radiation medicine of the national academy of medical sciences. vadim good morning glory to ukraine glory to the heroes so please tell us about the role of radiation in all this and how much it threatens ukrainians if we say so, we were just talking you must have heard about the epicenter of the explosion itself and if we talk about well there somewhere at a distance of 20-30-40 or more kilometers if there were people i want to say that i listened mr. roman's report i agree with him for the most part, but there are certain circumstances. well, first of all, be aware that in the event of a nuclear explosion, especially when it comes to tactical nuclear weapons, after all, radiation is in third place after an explosion and thermal impact, and then comes the shock wave, but the radiation itself, it can be said that it enters and affects a person in two stages . the first is direct radiation from the explosion . and here i would only give the fact that, in addition to the gameringen application, there is also a large neutrons can play a role radiatio

for as long as fifty years because medical science knows that they convey a great benefit to mankind. it took time to work out the extremely technical details of these additional safeguards. with scientists and manufacturers the new standards require some changes in production and testing processes by the manufacturers. making and testing a vaccine is a difficult and delicate process. you cannot make viruses me deadlines. you cannot force i scientific work to meet dates on a calendar. and it must be kept in mind that the entire process of manufacturing a batch of vaccine. from beginning to end takes about 90 days. that is a reason why we can give you no precise estimates of how much vaccine will be available. at any given time the manufacturers have assured me that they can and will produce vaccine under these requirements. but i want to make it clear that they will not be able to produce enough vaccine to immunize all children this summer. the field trial of 1954 showed that though a child is vaccinated there will still remain a chance that he will acquire paralytic poliomyelitis bec

together with our expert oleg evgenievich iryshkin, endocrinologist, nutritionist, candidate of medical sciencesood morning. good morning. good morning. how are you to ask how much nutrition generally affects our bones, of course, it is important to follow the right diet, that is, calcium and vitamin d and vitamin k and magnesium, that is, the diet must be balanced. everyone knows that you need to eat calcium in order to have healthy skin. of course, well, in addition to calcium, you also need to eat vitamin d. how does it work? let's show vitamin d as an example, but now many people already call it a hormone. yes, it is, because it is often in many processes not only in calcium metabolism, but, if we talk about calcium metabolism, one of the functions of this vitamin is that it stimulates the absorption of calcium in the intestinal walls. that is, in fact, if this vitamin is present in the diet, there is a sufficient amount of calcium will be absorbed, if we do not have enough of this vitamin, then even if we eat calcium just in kilograms. it simply will not be absorbed in our intestines, thank

says the candidate of medical sciences and chairman of the regional public organization of emergencyaid instructors. artyom katulin. we have our own method. we have released more than seven different teaching aids it is on this case. we have a large number of instructors that we train as they come. people go through, uh, the regular basic course, then they come to the extension and we're on all the advanced courses. and now we especially say that if you want to help, please, you are welcome, we do not have enough hands. we need volunteers who, at the very least, know how to twist tourniquets, which, at the very least, can press pollen to her . now there is a shortage of instructors of similar courses, some of those who can teach work with those mobilized in the training units. someone leaves for such activities even in the combat zone. yes we we encourage everyone as well in the first place. we want to attract instructors. that is, it is the most important instructors who train instructors. that is, we need to disseminate this knowledge as seriously as possible; they are not very com

these other questions we , of course, will draw a specialist doctor of medical sciences to professor,s of the scientific center for obstetrics, gynecology, perotology academician gennady sukhy gennady tikhonovich could enumerate and enumerate all your desires. good morning. it's good that we stopped, because uh, most importantly, first of all. thank you very much for inviting me and thanks from the only national center for obstetrics and gynecology from our three thousandth team, what has finally passed? i came this time of the pandemic. we can see girls. i am very pleased that this is a wonderful creation. sashenka was born with us on a four-year-old, and now i see guys who, at the age of 9, took their first steps, running ahead. well, of course, i 'll give you we'll give you more, i just don't think it's 9 years old. it will be moscow university, rather of all, yes, well, well your words would be as well. well, we started talking about breast milk and, probably, first of all, the question, and from which, as far as i know, many girls refuse to feed. yes , even though god gave health

medical journals. so it wasn't seen as sort of like this is just out in the air. it was actually codified through false science and it was at medical conferences. and, you know, doctors were presenting this information as though it were truth and the through line to today is that many medical students residents, physicians themselves still have belief in an implicit way. and the study really struck me was it was a medical students in, i think it was 2016 at the university of virginia. and it was 222 white medical students, residents and 40% believed, at least one myth that black skin was thicker than white skin. that and this paint that a different pain tolerance a different kind of blood coagulate in a different way. these were just made up. but so of them believed so many. and then they also had a control group, which was people were not in the medical field. and you know the majority of people believed those. and i looked closely at one of the studies and to see how they were talking about pain. and it was two people, a black person, a white gets their hands slammed in a car door. what hurts like -- but you

dietitian doctor of medical sciences, come to us. but you, mikhail moiseevich, flew on an airplane. what kind of juice did you drink well, i drink the usual tomato juice, but this time i drank apple fizruk, here you are, he caught up with you, that's great. i communicate with you magatkin, i know that eating a tomato is much healthier than drinking juice. well i wouldn't say that it’s really much really a season and we plucked a tomato from the garden, then, of course, it will be better than, well, usually this season is short for us about a month, two or three, and we have to use juice every day, because it’s good for he has so much. and this is exactly the case when the benefits are associated. in general, with a very pleasant taste, well, for the above for him. if we look at it, then at first glance it cannot be said that tomato juice shines with some kind of ultra-high content of vitamins. well vitamin a 20% of the daily value of vitamin c in equity for the sake of almost 74% of other vitamins. if you look, well, somewhere in the region of seven ten percent, it’s not so much at

otorhinolaryngologist doctor of medical sciences, good morning, we are talking about risk factors. the disease so let's start with heredity, what is your heredity? here's someone hurting. no, unconditional heredity plays a big role in the development of this disease, but most of all in atopic forms of energetic there the probability of transmission is up to 50% hmm but heredity predisposition does not mean, as a genetic chromosomal disease, which will be unambiguous. this is only a predisposition that may or may not manifest itself depending on other reasons. so we go further, which means that allergic diseases proper are allergic diseases. they encourage the development of bronchial asthma, especially if against the background of al. and develop viral diseases, for example. here they are, especially those infections that ended in incomplete recovery, viral infections cause secondary bacterial complications and overweight. overweight occurs in obese people who have reduced metabolism. and when the metabolism decreases, immunity decreases, therefore, these are indirect factors. they

but at the same time, we and not only us and the entire national academy of medical sciences. think that all other medical institutions are working on this because, for example, we have two uds of electricity from different substations, they go, this is the first, the second. work e-e in uh, for the operating room and for intensive care, the two most narrow places that we need to provide if this is, well, and also, uh, the third option, or the third option - these batteries must be in all operating room lamps, on artificial blood circulation devices, and on devices er artificial lung ventilation well, we still haven't forgotten about those methods that were 30 er years ago, when the device of artificial circulation is turned by hand so that it works. three hours they change one after the other, they all withstand technologies that we have tried to forget for many years. but the last time they happened was during the war, probably in the 19th century, when it was the same device, simpler things were needed. they work like this. developed in 1954-50 , amosov launched his device i

dubovoy to the professor to the doctor of medical sciences, and she advised me to install a crown for tooth. i asked her to install the most modern, most precise , high-tech and beautiful crown. here, i got it. here i stand, there is in front of you called, how much does it cost love valerievna this is our patriotic war, which we directly carved. it just costs the same as imported. well, this is how much, if you take good care of it, then at least 10 years 10-15 years. so thank you, tell me, are you already married? not yet, but now you have a life for sure. fine, thank you. thank you. please sit down and i have a question. that's the turning it's going on at that moment, because here we've seen it here, when you're working, it 's a terrific intraoral camera scanner that 20 years ago, then still with professor me dusevich. we showed our programs and showed the latest in dentistry. that is, you scan your teeth, you have an accurate computer calculation, this is done right away. that is, how long to wait for this short one to be, it takes globally 10 minutes to grind a temporary crown,

says the candidate of medical sciences and the chairman of the regional public organization of instructors medicine. artyom katun. we have our own methods. we have published more than seven different teaching aids on this case. we have a large number of instructors that we train as they come. people take uh the regular basic course, then they come to the advanced course, and we are in all the advanced courses. and now we especially say that if you want to help, please, you are welcome, we do not have enough hands. we need volunteers who, at the very least, know how to twist tourniquets, which, at the very least, can finger pressing do now there is a shortage of instructors. in such tastes, some of those who can teach work with those mobilized in the training units. someone leaves for such activities even in the combat zone. yes we we encourage everyone as well in the first place. we want to attract instructors. that is, this is the most important instruction that instructors are trained for. that is, we need to disseminate this knowledge as seriously as possible; they are not very complica

post office albus regiment vkontakte azaras food denial our guest anatoly batyan, doctor of medical sciencesor the body about skoda. and their snot at which headlights will rip out metals, such with a pull of an hour are deposited in the gobblers of the liver and lower organs, and zarys new food. one of the latest programs has a yosa instructor. zhanna khrustaleva disposed about posture. which ones are allowed to be sewn to the spine after the operation in the vaping? name asanas. no, the fish will cook in the rain at creative people's pasture, he stumbles dmitry crucian telly a barometer with the structure of the whole simple day. glory to your lord, my lord, lord, have mercy, lord of grace

and so the medical science progressed to go, didn't in beautiful, uncombed, ah, the history of pandemic is also the history of medical progress and achievement. but as the exhibition shows, medical advances have often met with resistance. there have always been sections of the population that dismissed the science. peddling, conspiracies about infectious diseases and refusing treatment as these caricature is from bygone era's illustrate. good skin ody, bice mueller. there are a number of examples such as during small pox and plague outbreaks where you see there were skeptics and people who oppose the vaccines. you're creating google google day. so the past few years have seen history repeats self. the exhibition in hamburg shows that in fact, we can look to history and learn from it. brussels prove to who to get you can see what measures were taken and how they helped to save lives. she label gotten clinton hickey in at hang on. i abide by hygiene regulations, be cautious and also have a positive out leg, because this isn't a last time we're going to be in this position to anyone. that'

in general, the prospect is out of order, the nearest and only possible medical science in the whole is following this path russian researchers in this movement are in the leading positions olga meshcheryakova oleg dobin alexander merkuriev, alexei gorshkov news. on several streets of the northern central and western administrative districts , the traffic pattern is temporarily changing, so until december 20, one or two lanes of the roadway will be inaccessible in different sections of kronstadtsky boulevard. , at the intersection of solntsevsky prospekt and 50 let oktyabrya street, the passage along in one lane, drivers are advised to plan their route in advance and choose detour routes. the moscow authorities have achieved the cessation of the work of illegal carriers from 26 metro stations in the first year, more than 6.5 thousand cars were sent to the impound lot, of which over 90% are cars. the rest of the minibuses and buses illegal carriers operate without insurance policies and in the event of an accident. passengers will not receive compensation ; drivers often do not observ

pirogova doctor of medical sciences rinat from rakhmanov hello. hello, today i finally know. the ancestors of my friend, who has different brown and gray eyes, from? well, do you agree with the conclusions of scientists that this is a mutation and a distant ancestor of one really? no, if you understand at all in general, why the eyes are blue-green-brown here, you should probably look, in general, into the structure of the pigment border. the iris the fact is that we often say that the color of the eyes determines melanin. well, relatively speaking, if there is a lot of it, it is brown eyes, if it is not enough, then light some kind of light brown green blue, and the structure of the iris. she 's a little more complicated. the fact is that it also contains such a pigment, like either fucin, lipophycin has a yellow tint, but the most interesting thing in the structure of the iris is the rays are refracted, well, relatively speaking, like, for example, uh, light passes through a prism or through raindrops and dissipates here, the same thing happens in the irises and the main fa

elena vyacheslavovna malichenko doctor-therapist of the first category candidate of medical sciencesmain target organs for coronavirus infection today? firstly, the way of infection is airborne and the first thing that is affected is the upper respiratory tract, the trachea and bronchi. uh, as of today, we're seeing far fewer patients with severe viral pneumonia with total damage to the lungs, but there are quite a lot of patients with damage to the upper respiratory tract with a long-term runny nose , a long-term current, cough, the most common symptom in coronavirus infection, as well as complaints after an illness. this covid-19 shortness of breath is not a simple respiratory infection coronavirus causes a primary primary lesion of the respiratory organs, but to varying degrees, the infection can affect all organs and systems of the brain. yes indeed. on the central nervous system, first of all, the brain is the second organ, the target for coronavirus infection and and we observe manifestations from the side of the brain, both during the active disease, and for a long period afte

health care and medical science has advanced dramatically to make it before we move on to reduce the risk of morbidity and mortality. so by restricting abortion, basically what we're doing contravenes christ and faith because we're trying to punish, remain for having on intended pregnancies. and we're condemning them to die by exposing them to the risk of unsafe abortion. so i don't think that if anyone has a religion that follows a quote of love or believes in a 2nd chance, we should be making up or shuns restricted. that was on its way over lobby physician and maternal health researcher. ah. you're watching the dublin news africa still to come? now? yes, this, i mean, cuz he talks music and politics and tells me why his happy for the young generation of nigerian musicians conquering the international charts and in ghana we meet a group of young people brightening the lives of elderly villages. but 1st, the trial of one of the alleged masterminds of rwanda is 1994 genocide has opened in the hague. judges at the un tribunal decided to proceed with the trial of alysia kaba. despite hi

thank you very much svetlana shport, doctor of medical sciences, general director of the scientific centeror psychiatry and narcology of the serbian ministry of health of russia, was in the morning studio. thank you. the suitcase is standing here. you can't choose me or her. today 21:20 on channel, russia on friday at 21:30 more than 385,000 people in 3 years and about a million in 8 years will be able to pass special training and find a job in the field of information technology in the country, a program of professional retraining is being implemented within the framework of the national project digital economy. what does it teach and most importantly, how to get into the program? the development of computer vision for chatbots or digital production is, of course, learning the most famous programming languages ​​and that's it. this is for beginners, in other words, those who have never studied in the field of information technology at the volgograd state technical university. now any student can get several useful specialties at once. roman meshcheryakov explains. now he will be able to g

iryna it was iryna voloshina, doctor of medical sciences, family doctor, and she said an important thingion, the most important thing is what kind of service, what result, and the important thing is that in ukraine, unfortunately, the average life expectancy of men and women is one of the lowest in europe who lives the longest on the continent, let's find out further, according to the world health organization, the longest in europe, men live almost 82 years and women more than 84 years, followed by norway and switzerland, 81 years men and 85 women in france, men live almost 80 years and women over 85 years in italy, on average, men live up to 80 years, women up to 84 years, in neighboring poland , men and women live 72 and 80 years, respectively. in ukraine, men live up to 66.5 years, and women live on average over 76 years, how does it affect in first of all, the war on life expectancy, now we will talk with the head of the department of demographic modeling and forecasting of the institute of demography , dmytro shishpan, mr. dmytro. greetings. thank you for joining us. the screen in

actually -- although i didn't put it in terms of moneymaking but he made a wonderful career and medical sciencesnd virology and related fields by being a classics major. but the truth is, colleges -- used to always take liberal arts was a crowned jewel of their studies, of their work, always treated it like the same cash cow that they treated other things. that is insane. most of the books you read and liberal arts are not even copyrighted anymore. they are past the copyright dates. you catch them very inexpensively, gets them online for free. number one, you are right. the financial pressures on liberal arts and at that one aspect are terrible. the financial result of studying those -- liberal arts, studying premed, going to law school, i have nothing against premed, going to law school absolutely not. i think liberal arts could learn a lot from them. but what we cannot learn is how to turn a degree in poetry into a moneymaking career. it is difficult. so what happens is students say, and under pressure from parents or themselves, say i have to make a living. i have to become a president in fin

american medical sciences marks the word assess ukraine should not expect to be brought into the alliance. i do not believe that it is on the table for ukraine to be brought into nato at the point because there is too much disagreement within nato. certainly, hungary, but several other countries as well. certainly are not willing to bring ukraine in when that would automatically, at this point preclude direct military conflict with russia. nato is, of course, completely a political organization, a, a platform for the u. s. global military hedge mon 2 project power around the world . it's it, it serves both as a physical platform, any political, fig leaf of multilateralism. that's, that's what it does. that a so press coffers came on the hales of russia beginning of the process for new territories to join the federation, which the sensory general fully rejected. saying that except in the new states, us, when we consenting to what he called nuclear black mouth, the nathan chief stated the lions, his main goal is to increase support for ukraine training. despite that, he said the blow has no

oncomamology , ern patient of oncology and medical radiology named after aleksandrov, candidate of medical sciencesassociate professor surgeon oncologist anton khorev anton good morning. good morning. anton hope you have a good morning, very good good mood wonderful company thank you for the invitation. thank you, important topic. anton well, unfortunately, world statistics are disappointing. yes, more and more women do not care. what country do they live in, what nationality does it belong to? gets such a diagnosis you have malignantly, but in the formation in the chest. why is that? you go, what is such a serious risk factor for us for women, well, really. uh. this disease ranks first in the structure of the female population worldwide in all developed countries. the reasons for the reasons are so many reasons, uh, related to, uh, the developmental woman's personal health. say universal such uh acceleration of life. that is, these are stress factors. this and all sorts of harmful environmental factors. but if we talk about the reasons, then i would note such one of the important reasons for this

leading researcher of the republican scientific and practical center mental health candidate of medical sciencesgrigorievnas. hello. hello. we are addicted, and you are addicted to the internet there is no time on the internet, but because of their scientific work. i naturally use the internet as a resource for communicating with competent specialists and taking information in order to do a quality job of scientific programs of rehabilitation programs. i don’t know there in viber in telegram to correspond. doesn't happen to you eh? correspondence is going on, however , a certain time is given to this in order to in order to focus on the work that is directly delivered and not a priority, the next thing is internet addiction, if conditionally we work, yes, and the work is connected, i don’t know with some kind of communication with the establishment. i don't know how to resolve any issue. now everything happens over the internet. so maybe that's not a problem. this is the essence of our life. basically, we are talking about addiction, when in fact there is an imbalance between the virtual world a

advances in medical science means we are living much longer, yet resources to enable us to live independentlyare sorely lacking. we face a national crisis in caregiving, especially for our elderly citizens. most frail and elderly and disabled people live at home today. about 90% of the care they need is provided by unpaid, informal caregivers, most often family members providing tasks that only skilled nurses perform just a decade ago and with minimal preparation and training. many of these caregivers are frail and elderly themselves and find the burdens of caregiving overwhelming. >> as we close our look at rosalynn carter here on american history tv, you will hear her account of the partnership and friendship she forged with her immediate predecessor, betty ford, a close relationship that mirrored the one between their husbands, jimmy carter and gerald ford, and she'll talk about her legacy. >> betty ford was my friend, and i am honored to be here today to help celebrate the life of this truly remarkable human. i never imagined when we first met 40 years ago that we would develop such a clo

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our program and next to me is the famous obstetrician-gynecologist, professor and doctor of medical sciencesskaya questions from our viewers to you svetlana ivanovna can contraceptive pills, that is, hormonal contraceptives of infertility, cause infertility against birth control pills? today, it has been thoroughly studied. we know everything about these pills, a huge amount of research has been carried out, a huge number of observations have been made of a woman during the period of taking these pills and such an adverse reaction as the occurrence of infertility has not been noted in any case, so take it calmly for so long. how much do you need for protection? from an unwanted pregnancy, that is, at the time of taking hormonal contraceptives, you will not get pregnant, but if you cancel them, in many cases the chance of getting pregnant increases. therefore , no infertility occurs. the first hormonal contraceptive was released into clinical practice in 1961. i am the same age as hormonal contraception, that is, the degree study of this group of drugs. a huge detailed huge amount of research

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i represent ekaterina ekaterina ph.d. in medical sciences of the heart and the engine of our team due to her professionalism and a very wide kind soul. she is in the world with all the storks of the world. hooray met productologists and get acquainted with the team of architects. hello alexey hello, please introduce us to the team. well, we are all architects, but we work not only with large architecture, but also with small and sometimes out of interiors - what do you mean benches? uh, well, i don’t know, flowerpots of small architecture are houses from 500 m, but i understand, well, they are such private houses. there is also private architecture, besides the urban one, i understand, meet us with the team. so, first of all. i wanted to introduce evgeny kovrov, he presents himself as the most expensive designer in moscow, the most popular blogger. uh, the person who leads, uh, i don't really like mentoring to sell the word, well, teaches young and not so young. let's applaud him. anna is mordvintsev, but we love to develop her, as before. we have been working with her for quite a lon

leave a comma council for one minute friends continue our program and professor and doctor of medical sciencess in one of the programs with an immunologist, an allergist and a pediatrician. you said that this autumn the coronavirus is very weak. do i need to vaccinate a child, so to speak, for reinsurance. well, he probably it is wrong to say very weak. it became a respiratory infection of a respiratory infection of the upper respiratory tract without damage, lungs and complications. severe cases of lethality categorically decreased with these variants of the virus. this is the first. the second children, in principle, to a lesser extent of complications and diseases of the severe course of the coronavirus infection and with e, variants of the strong, when it was more severe and strong now. vaccination now only exists for children 12 years of age and older and is a vaccination of choice of family choice parent. it is not mandatory to recommend in such a situation as a mandatory or imperative vaccine. as a pediatric immunologist, i would not. i don't think it 's absolutely necessary now. that i