serhiy greetings, members , correspondent of the national academy of medical sciences of ukraine, professor, head of the department of ophthalmology and optometry, postgraduate education of the national medical academy of ukraine named after bogomolets and iryna galinska p iryno i welcome you to our studio today candidate of medical sciences assistant of the department of ophthalmology and optometry of postgraduate education of the national medical academy of ukraine named after bogomolets practicing plastic ophthalmologist surgeon so, first of all, my dear guests, what i want to ask you about today, is it really true that that during the war the eyesight of ukrainians deteriorated. is it still a myth to take children even like this? i often consult children, and parents come and say that the eyesight of young children has deteriorated very often they just didn't check their vision before the war and we sometimes find a deterioration of vision for the first time. but in children, a little older head, corners , who have visual strain, who had coronavirus strain on their eyes, e.e. ipads. of

postgraduate education of the national medical academy of ukraine named after bogomolets and iryna galinska p iryno i welcome you today in our studio candidate of medical sciences assistant of the department of ophthalmology and optometry postgraduate education of the national medical academy of ukraine named after bogomolets practicing plastic ophthalmologist surgeon so, first of all, my dear guests what i want to ask you about today, is it really true that during the war the eyesight of ukrainians worsened? is it still a myth to take children even like this ? we checked their vision before the war and we sometimes find a deterioration of vision for the first time. but in children a little older , those who have visual strain, who had coronavirus strain on their eyes with ipads, etc. then military situations, when we are already working online , you understand how much visual strain accommodation apparatus because the eyepiece is built in such a way that it must look into the distance, the distance is more than five meters , and we always find work from close . and the vision has really deteriorated, mainly this is a violation of accommodation, it is not catas

greetings, members, correspondent of the national academy of medical sciences of ukraine, professor, head of the department of ophthalmology and optometry, postgraduate education of the national medical academy of ukraine named after bogomolets and iryna galinska p. iryna welcome to our studio today candidate of medical sciences assistant of ophthalmology and optometry postgraduate education of the bogomolets national medical academy of ukraine practicing plastic ophthalmologist surgeon so, first of all, my dear guests, what i want to ask you about today, is it really true that during the war the stars of ukrainians got worse ? is it still a myth to take children even like that ? i often consult children, and parents come and say that it got worse the eyesight of young children is very often simply not checked before the war, and we sometimes find deterioration of eyesight for the first time. and here are the children with a slightly older head in the corners, who have visual strain, who had coronavirus strain on the eyes, eh ipads then military situations, when we are already working

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national academy of science sciences lamented death investigation in the united states is, fragmented, deficient hodgepodge and disjointed. and the reason, as i say, is we don't have a system. what we essentially have is the medical who's goals should be aren't always justice and science overly on top of a much, much older system. the system of the coroner and it's the system of the coroner they want to talk for the rest of our lecture today. now i don't want to turn coroners into the villains of this story that's not my point many of the advancements that i laid out at beginning at the triangle shirtwaist factory, all that those were coroners who discovered. they were on the front lines of our public health and discovered these real threats to us and came so i don't at all want to slight them. i do want to say i'm an historian, so i want talk about what's in their dna. that is to say the coroner's office going way back for time out of mind is not interested in justice or science, which we would hope they would be. it's always been interested in something else, something approximating that but not exactly the same. so does anybody know where the word coroner comes from. coroner that's latin for crown. yeah. so in