for example, at our lviv national medical university has relevant courses, there are relevant announcementsn this topic, the only question here is how much a person has the desire to learn these things, but in the end, i will say for sure the most important thing, such a disaster can happen to your child and your wife and your nearest and dearest a person dear to you therefore, we must definitely look at this problem from this angle roman yalyk i thank you very much for joining the ex-deputy minister of health of ukraine, everyone should be ready, unfortunately, it can happen now with everyone thank you for watching and this is a self-government program because our life and our salvation depends only on us be on demand cinema television port music education free people have a choice choose what you want on megogo join the community with a ukrainian view of the world become a sponsor of the youtube channel espresso and this is access to exclusive content, personal thanks, pinned comments , special icons and the possibility of personal communication with the espresso team, click sponsor and b

hospital diluted i come i say i am a student studying in to the oleksandr bogomolets kyiv national medical universitylast year of the sixth year, i want to help you. i love you. come and live. i live here in the hospital. and these are our operating rooms. in the same way, there is another operating room there, this is a stadiological intensive care unit, maybe somewhere on march 3, we already had civilian hospitals with an explosion of programs, and on march 11, we were left with 102 doctors, i and more one surgeon has already been used by the others. peace, this is the doctor who worked here in izyum in one war. instead of anesthesiologists, there were nurses who knew perfectly well what had to be done. so, what is the doctor here, a traumatologist who worked for me for the sixth time ? on march 7, the entire hospital was transferred to us, then we took into account about 72 people. well, this is the famous basement. until now, we have beds here. this is all there were patients . most of the time, i have a room here. i arranged a little, well, mine have already passed. it turns out that in our base

well, for example, at our department where i work in general medical psychology of the national medical university, professor matysh began to study ideas from the 14th year of the ukrainian syndrome, and now we see very interesting such ethnocultural differences, which in fact allow us to say that it is precisely due to such an archetype of our own land and our own culture and the need that is the key need in the realization of an ethnic triumph, which until now all this time has not been a new product, a new type of coping, was being produced, and scientists from different countries are paying attention to it, and actually it is connected with the idea that the world did not expect to see such a volunteer movement, a volunteer movement, both militarized and public volunteer movement that is, it was unexpected and it was unexpected for the world community, because all this time they considered us as a somewhat divided country, you know what there are, there are others , the country took it and united, so the society wants to confirm the word of vitaliy, uh, the war , unfortunately, kills, but at t

medical institutions, etc. for example, at our lviv national the medical university has summer courses, there are relevant announcementsthis topic, the only question here is how much a person has the desire to learn these things, but in the end, i will say for sure that the most important thing is that such trouble can happen with straps with your child and with your wife and your closest or dearest person to you therefore, you must definitely look at this problem from this angle roman yalyk i thank you very much for joining ex-deputy minister of health of ukraine, everyone should be ready, unfortunately, this can happen now with everyone thank you for watching and this is a program of self-government because our life and our salvation depends only on us be it with the press of vladislav there is a puppy 24-year-old deminera was injured while performing a task next to him, an anti-personnel mine exploded at the moment of detonation. i remember completely what happened, that is, up to a second. my comrades in arms helped me. that is, i was the first two guys to leave the field, and when, uh, we started moving, i constan

today, head of the department of infectious diseases and epidemiology of the russian national research medical universityfter pirogov , professor vladimir nikiforov hello , what was the difference from and how recognize its symptoms. and you know, but in the clinic, frankly speaking, this is not a diagnosis of the flu, or a diagnosis of the flu, b - this is purely. here is the difference absuguba, laboratory, so to speak, find a mushroom, despite the similarity of the symptoms. still, a serious enough well-defined disease with its own. well, let's say, the features and complications, and here is the fungus a and b, well, as you know, they are, in general, two neighbors back, but really. b a little bit, well, it’s weaker, but you know, among these medium weights there are heavy songs. well, when i felt the symptoms, not understanding whether it was the flu, or a cold, still go to the doctor or at home. you can sit back to lie down for a while, and then draw conclusions, you know, well, of course, probably, on the first day, immediately pull a doctor on yourself, but we just don’t have enough doctors, you

s go, let's go , i'm 24 years old, i'm a student of the sixth year of the donetsk national medical school the university, in parallel, an emergency worker of medical aid and disaster medicine in the city of mariupol on february 24, i was on a day shift, i was resting, i was woken up by calls from many of my friends, serhii, the war started, i was sleepy, i said, "what kind of war, like, what are we talking about?" to work . of course, come, no questions asked. it all started with me on february 25, when i had the first wounded civilian. i didn't want to leave my father and i understand that i now have work that parents have to do for a long time and now i left the nursery. my daughter is 4 years old. everything was fun, fun in the garden , but then there was no way, and then my mother says to take the things so that the wife can settle down at her mother’s apartment, that i don’t have parents, i have an old father after a stroke, but even if he walks at night , there are few words to talk about, mostly it’s even a hug of course, we do not provide for such contact. but it helped sometimes, that is, you c

national university. supporting the whole you. (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. national university. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or virtually. (steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. >>> tonight, the plane >>> tonight the plane crash in nepal that's killed at least 68 people. terrifying video of the plane's final moments, as it suddenly banked left. the fiery wreckage on the ground, residents frantically trying to find survivors. now the investigation into what went wrong. >>> and here in the u.s., a near miss on the runway. two planes on a collision course. one had to slam on its brakes, what passengers tell us about the terrifying moment. >> we all sort of hurled forward. >>> president biden under fire, after the wh

another piece of news young scientists from the grodno state medical university and the national academy of sciences of belarus signed a cooperation agreement interaction provides for holding scientific events, such as a conference, symposia, lecture halls, as well as conducting scientific and educational work with students and working youth in the main areas of scientific, technical and innovative activities. in the near future, the joint work of young scientists is planned in the field of cardiology. and one more piece of news, the staff of the institute of biochemistry and the grodno state university are working to improve the effectiveness of medicines for menaces. there are already successes more in the story elizabeth thank you very much have a great day. we wish you and all our colleagues from the grodno region. well, let's watch in your video, find out how grodno scientists are working on the effectiveness of drugs. the search for ways to improve the effectiveness of medicines is a promising area of ​​activity for belarusian scientists, and they are working on this topic. at the

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he's a professor of infectious disease, vanderbilt university medical center, and the medical direct at the national foundation for infectious diseases. he joins us from nashville. thank you for joining us. do you think the response that we're seeing from some countries in the west to chinese citizens entering their countries is justified even necessary? actually, i think it's quite prudent to do believe because the concern is that was so much multiplication of the virus. as you say, there's a huge surge of infections in the chinese population that kids, the virus, the opportunity to mutate. and it could possibly mutate into a new variance variance that could be the protection of our current vaccines and therapeutics. and because the chinese government is not providing the world's scientific community, the genetic information about viruses, currently circulating and china. the thought is we had best test everyone to make sure that they're negative. before they come to this part of the world. that will bias a little time in the event that there is a new variance of concern that is emerging in china.

university came to the aid of the doctors . the nti centers are implemented thanks to the national project science and universities, cloud technologies, processing and interpretation of medicalased on the use of big data analysis tool the essence of know-how is that an x-ray image over a virtual network gets into the brain of the computer artificial intelligence analyzes. fermentation and send their comments and suspicions. it is enough for a doctor to pay attention to the sections of the image highlighted by the machine and give his conclusion, artificial intelligence has already become a reliable colleague to the center of the department of radiation diagnostics of the faculty of fundamental medicine of moscow state university, head of the department of x-ray diagnostics of the medical center of moscow state university elena aleksandrovna mershina. and what kind of diseases can this program detect, maybe something is not yet available for him the program can only prompt the doctor. which place should be looked at more precisely when viewing a large number of fluorography per day, of course, the rhythm of the eye can get tired of the radiologist and something left behind th

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and, of course, medical technology, thanks to the national project science and universities, 24 centersational technology initiative have been created in the country, and svetlana khristoforova will tell the latest developments of such business associations and universities. at work, i decided to make a surprise. bring some order at the same time, to test not a new vacuum cleaner, but alexander khovrina's new shoulder joint endoprosthesis. syzran it is really unique light ceramic, but most importantly , made according to individual parametric movements to make the pain may appear this very thing, but in such a calm state, so to speak, in such, if you make a smooth movement, then everything is fine. this despite the fact that a year ago the former. the engineer's standard for joints, patients are not suitable in the practice of percent, 20 doctors say. solution 4 years ago, the samara scientists suggested that the individual ones differ in that they adapt to the anatomy, to the physiology and to the defect that is formed, the prostheses are produced directly at the research institute, so

nation among many others. doctor david lehman received his medical degree from washington university st. louis medical school and completed his psychiatry residency at the university of california san diego. he was currently chief of cognitive disorders clinic at the va medical center in san diego as well as the medical director of the inpatient unit. doctor lehman is also heavily involved in education at the university of california san diego medical school and the residency training program and he is the recipient of teaching awards in both departments. in addition, he is the associate director for the third year medical student psychiatry clerkship and the coordinator of the fourth-year medical student psychiatry internships. so, please let's give a very warm welcome to andrew with david lehman. [applause] >> thank you very much for that introduction. it's a pleasure to be here. i hadn't realized that warwick's is quite that ancient. that's quite a remarkable accomplishment and i am so pleased that we have a bookstore with this quality in our iecommunity. there are a few places these

nation among many others. dr. david lehman received his medical degree from washington university st. louis medical school and completed his psychiatry residency at university of california san diego. he is chief of cognitive disorders clinic at the v.a. medical center in san diego and medical director of the inpatient unit. he is heavily involved in education at the university of california san diego ethical school and the residency training program. in addition, he is the associate director for the third year -- clerkship and the court nadir of the fourth-year medical student psychiatry sub internship. please give a very warm welcome to andrew scull with david lehman. dr. lehman: i did not realize warwick's was that ancient and i am very pleased. we are grateful to have the advantage of a place like this. i am pleased to be with you tonight. the book that i just completed i first envisioned in the early 1980's. it would have been a different book had i published it back then. i had spent my early part of my career looking at the emergence of psychiatry and the rise of the asylum in

nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> thisas rk. buffalo bills safety damar hamlin remains in critical condition. hamlin's uncle told reporters outside the university of cincinnati's medicalter that his nephew's heart stopped twice, once on the field and again in the hospital. the driver of a tesla is suspected of intentionally driving off a california cliff, seriously wounding two children and another passenger. he has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and child abuse according to the california highway patrol. >>> a new rule from the fda now allows abortion pills to be offered at retail pharmacies like cvs and walgreens. patients will still need a prescription, but the pills can be picked up at drugstores instead of clinics or doctors offices. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm courtney kealy, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight, political chaos in the house of representatives unlike anything we've seen in a century after the new congress adjourns on day one without a speaker. plus, the ongoing weather threat. snow, ice, and at least a dozen tornadoes have already been

polissya university not only provides education, but also conducts scientific projects that help belarusian athletes, young scientists are working on medical and biological support for nationalout the country, but special attention was recently paid to the brest region at the end of december. we reported on a large two-year project dedicated to psychophysiology - this is a fragment of the state program on physical culture and polissya university was one of the centers. its implementation program was aimed at the prevention overvoltage. for young athletes, together with the republican scientific practical center for sports in minsk , the laboratories think it is necessary to improve the physical capabilities of athletes, in another they have already found a solution to the global problem and the lack of protein in animal feed, their development, where the fly acts as a test subject on the agenda, the university successfully presented on the project 100. you are in belarus at the moment for me there is a task. this is to establish a production technology for obtaining larvae and also obtaining fodder meal from larvae, after developing possible recipes for fish farming. we set

doctor of medical sciences, professor of sechenov university, included in the program priority 20-30 of the nationalniversities sergey yakovlev explains the regular controlled use of such drugs can lead to the appearance in the body of a colony of microbes insensitive to drugs in america, a woman was treated. she has the same intestinal bacteria. she showed resistance to absolutely all antibiotics that were studied. and this woman died because the infection turned out to be incurable for her, because no effective antibiotic was found. these are the consequences of the widespread use of antibiotics, including the uh industry. why are these drugs needed in agriculture? economy crowded conditions of livestock farms. any infection spreads very quickly to prevent this antibiotics. sometimes they are given both for preventive purposes and for treatment, of course, the effect of some antibiotics as growth stimulants is also described, but according to the rules, the manufacturer must always wait for the drugs used to leave the animal's body before selling meat? moreover, since march 2022, for the preventio

construction of a university campus began in the center of minsk. creation of independent institutes on the basis of bsu petya. minsk medical institute higher pedagogical institute. institute of national economy belarusian polytechnic institute minsk law institute, if we take a look at the 20-30 years of the last century, we will see that from the structure of the belarusian state there is a unity of institutions that today are already recognized underground in their areas, 12 educational institutions. in one place, the children are sculpting something there, yes, but for me it was so natural that i, when i sculpted this horse, but just looking at me, one looks at me, the other becomes. and to me blind well, he blinded the whole group about you and stuck authority. i instantly took off. you name maximalism is something, uh, ironic, that is, as if on behalf of maxim well, the postmodernist paradigm. it 's perfectly normal they really can't live and expect to make me look pretty. i would not have left coca, allegedly a lot of time was spent in books with pictures of dzhorjonikitsian. rembrandt chess. these are status figures, these are ordinary figures, which we are accustomed to everyt

entire nation is wrestling with something that's rare but serious, what could potentially happen, this is vivid, this is. we have the right medical team, quickly nearby, you can ease of the university of cincinnati, one of the best in the, country especially when it comes to critical care. . >> for a little, lead god forbid that what occurred that time of the level. we can occur in any supporting field across the country, doesn't need to be on the nfl field. when it's important for the nfl to speak up. >> i've ever treated a patient for this? >> i have not. often in the icu we are dealing with pretty accuracy, so managing immediate considerations once the house charged a speeding, that's the lifeblood of the icu. so this is rare, generally on the sporting, field this is not typically something we'd be on the hospital setting. >> when you saw him on the field, when you saw the medical team administering cpr, did you immediately believe this is what happened? >> there's a differential diagnosis, stephanie, in medicine. what could be occurring. typically, speculate especially in cardiac arrests, other take you through a clinical rotation here in a few minutes. typically in cardiac arr

national university. supporting the whole you. >> most americans are struggling to afford health care, even if they have insurance through their employer. recent study shows americans are forgoing some medical care partly because of the increasing cost and insurance companies charging higher deductibles and out of pocket fees. women have been hit the hardest. the study found that by 2026% of women with employer based insurance skipped out on medical care due to the expense. one of the study's researchers believes only change at the federal level can help decrease medical costs for americans. >> a new electric vehicle tax credit part of the federal inflation reduction act may soon lead to a rush of ev purchases. that is because according to language in the bill, the current credit, which is $7500 may decrease just several months into the year. officials say provisions related to where and how the electric vehicles components are sourced. we'll change ultimately affecting the amount of the credit. the changes are set to take effect in march of this year. >> you know, it sounds like a good idea when you're shopping, but buy now pay later. credit can actually have some big drawbacks. the servic

university campus in 1931, the collegium of the people's commissariat of the bssr adopted a resolution on the creation of five independent institutions. minsk medical institute, higher pedagogical institute institute of nationalnomy, belarusian polytechnic institute minsk law institute, if you take a look at the twenties of the thirties of the last century. we will see that from the structure of the belarusian state the university budded e, where the institutes, which today are already recognized underground in their areas, are 12 educational institutions. in our country well, and, of course, the oldest city of belarus in the early twenties called belarusian odessa, we will introduce you to the major interesting and most beautiful cities of belarus novogrudok castle, or rather , what was left of it is the brand of the city of exact data on how the ancient structure looked in general, what was in each of the towers today is not, we will show the sights and share historical facts, a monument of a knight, in novogrudkerizonno sculpture, the city adorns and reminds of the gray times near the hotel a gothic water tower made of red brick. she was erected in 1927. watch the program of the city of belarus on our tv c

national. locked in arms and prayers at the end of thafr match-up, the first kickoff since what had happened with damar hamlin. they were the first game. university of cincinnati health physicians will provide medical. the press conference is scheduled for 3:00 p.m.enter as i said in my tweet the only score that matters right now faith wins. critics pushing back on an op-ed and claiming nfl violence has disproportionately affected black men. they couldn't let the peaceful moment sit for a second. they need to divide everybody. while the form of entertainment is normalized. it demonstrates ordinary violence has potentially deadly consequences and black men's athletic labor sustains this brutal system is a quote. coach tony dungy fired back. as a black man and former nfl player i can say this article is ridiculous. pete hegseth. your top line thoughts. >> tony dungy is right. we should remember this when we put together the most stupid arguments of 2023 at the end of this year. i guess this is what passes as scientific in america is recognizing that players get injured and many of the players in the nfl are black. and quite good at what they do and make a great deal of money. but again, especially on

entire nation is wrestling with something that's rare but serious, what could potentially happen, this is vivid, this is. we have the right medical team, quickly nearby, you can ease of the universityof the best in the, country especially when it comes to critical care. . >> for a little, lead god forbid that what occurred that time of the level. we can occur in any supporting field across the country, doesn't need to be on the nfl field. when it's important for the nfl to speak up. >> i've ever treated a patient for this? >> i have not. often in the icu we are dealing with pretty accuracy, so managing immediate considerations once the house charged a speeding, that's the lifeblood of the icu. so this is rare, generally on the sporting, field this is not typically something we'd be on the hospital setting. >> when you saw him on the field, when you saw the medical team administering cpr, did you immediately believe this is what happened? >> there's a differential diagnosis, stephanie, in medicine. what could be occurring. typically, speculate especially in cardiac arrests, other take you through a clinical rotation here in a few minutes. typically in cardiac arrest, we think of fiv

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entire nation is wrestling with something that's rare but serious, what could potentially happen, this is vivid, this is. we have the right medical team, quickly nearby, you can ease of the universitycincinnati, one of the best in the, country especially when it comes to critical care. . >> for a little league god forbid that what occurred that time of the level. it can occur in any supporting field across the country, doesn't need to be on the nfl field. it's important for the nfl to speak up. >> have you ever treated a patient for this? >> i have not. often in the icu we are dealing with cardiac arrest, so managing immediate considerations once the house charged a speeding, that's the lifeblood of the icu. so this is rare, generally on the sporting, field this is not typically something we'd be on the hospital setting. >> when you saw him on the field, when you saw the medical team administering cpr, did you immediately believe this is what happened? >> there's a differential diagnosis, stephanie, in medicine. what could be occurring. typically, especially especially in cardiac arrests, other take you through a clinical rotation here in a few minutes. typically in cardiac arrest,