, its supporters claim that the disease begins to develop, when the strands of tau protein combine witheach other and form as a result, tangles inside nerve cells and the newest hypothesis says that alzheimer's disease may have an infectious origin. every 20 years, patients diagnosed alzheimer's is becoming twice as common, which is why at least be aware of this disease. everyone needs to continue the topic together with the main freelance gerontologists. hello belarus lyudmila verkina. good afternoon. good afternoon lyudmila averkievna zhelevich candidate of medical sciences chief freelance gerontologist of the ministry of health of belarus heads of the republican gerontological center for active longevity chairman of the belarusian public association of geriatricians and gerontologists let me immediately understand the terminology disease alzheimer's and dementia. very often people. let's say. so they say one thing means another, but still, probably, these are things a little different. they seem to be different, but, in principle, this also happens with the wife, the generative proce

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a day of violence and a day of darkness, but today under this hallowed capitol dome we come to sank tau day democracy faced maximum danger, these public servants responded with maximum valor. whether it was holding the line on the lower west terrace, or leading insurrectionists away from the senate chamber, or acting quickly to protect members and staff, history will forever note that on january 6th, democracy lived on because of them. today we are here to say thank you, thank god for you. a year can pass, two years can pass, a decade can pass, but january 6th will always seem like yesterday to me. i can remember sitting on the floor of the senate that day when my detail suddenly came up and said, senator, we have to get you out of here. you're in danger, and he grabbed me by the jacket as we ran out of the chamber. at one point i was within 30 feet of the rioters before my brave detail pulled me away to safety. their quick thinking, their valor, their ability to stay calm in the face of violence undoubtedly saved lives that day, and again, our thanks will forever remain immeasurable. s

every time we tau about law enforcement and community, the number one thing we talk about is buildingbuilding trust with the community, making sure that the trust that this would bring, if taken on and made a law, will still erode the trust we've been creating and building all these years. we need prosecutors and law enforcement needs good witnesses, good victims. we need people to testify in court. our community at this point does not trust law enforcement that well. so what we're trying to say, let us continue to build these bridges, but something like this makes people believe something is fishy. >> so what's the reaction, then, rolely in mecklenburg county there. what was your response to your piece? >> well, we are concerned. i love in charlotte, north carolina, in the state of north carolina, and know most of these sheriffs, including the sheriffs we've been talking about with the power outage. i also know the person's name, mr. moore, who's on this bill. i have to look at it protecting my citizens, protecting the state, and being vigilant, speaking out. this is something that w

never been uh in previous eras, even under mao zedong, especially , uh during the densiopina and khuzin taued from any position on european affairs, in principle, now china clearly states its position, it criticizes nato expansion, it says that it was us policy and nato expansion that created prerequisites for the ukrainian conflict. and china is in favor of the soonest. uh, settling this conflict through a policy of diplomatic negotiation and criticizing, the united states is openly for continuing to supply ukraine with weapons and so on for continuing the war. i say again, for the first time china has a european policy, especially in the field of security, and the second revolutionary change is exactly what sergei lavrov was talking about in the quote you quoted, because sergei lavrov said that neither one of the previous models of european security is not suitable for russia, and it is not satisfied with the model promoted by the collective west that russia should take a peripheral position in the nato-centric system of european security will agree with the american hegem and take its pl

huzin tau felt the situation with hudzintaum is bad, who will say what happened there, but the most interestingne who is called one of the prominent representatives of the chinese opposition. and now, a few months later, we see how mass riots flare up almost all over china, and then the conclusion suggests itself that someone could take advantage of these very riots, according to the head of the institute for nuclear research peter kuznik, how washington will behave and react to predict the chinese protests quite difficult on the one hand, remembering the events on the square. tien, one can assume that the white house will certainly support any sparks of democracy and will want to take the side of the protesters. this chinese medal has another side. increasing incidence in china and now the world is also looking at the protests that have begun with alarm, but not from the point of view of covid, but from the point of view of the economy, because protests and lockdowns can lead to strikes and, as a result, stop chinese production due to protests already got up. the main iphone factory in shenzhe

titles into the chinese table of orangs, dmitry anatolyevich is the former general secretary of khudzin-taue former presidents does not happen, it does not happen, respectively, here e it is clear that e now e dmitry anatolyevich , in another position, the chairman himself the security councils are, in fact, the second man of the military. e military-political complex of the country. and, but nonetheless. here is the former status b the importance of relations and c what is now very important for china yes, there was a congress, uh, at which pinperiya was elected for a third term, a, at which uh, i think we all saw it in our social networks. eh, such a stormy war between our sinologists among themselves. yes, who will predict more there? well, there, what kind of conspiracy inside the chinese will predict. in general, our chinese fought with each other, but in the end won sitting, eventually won xingping. yes, and now he can breathe easy, yes, he has 5 years ahead of him. e huge work and behind his back our chinese are calmed down, our chinese are calm. yes, but here there is one such still

tau cawthorn will vote yes on s. 231. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek reckings in? >> as the member designated by ms. o'halleran, i inform the house that they will vote yes on s. 2331. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> as the member designated by marie newman, lucille roybal-allard, eric swalwell, tim ryan, andy levin and annette barragan, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 231. the speaker: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. amodei and mr. gibbs, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. amodei and mr. gibbs will vote yes on s. 231. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. pressley and ms. porter, i inform the house that these two members will vote yes on s. 231. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman

tau speculation about a new assault? you saw a series — speculation about a new assault?series of articles in the guardian and economist a few days ago where the senior leaders in ukraine are saying the same thing, they expect a large winter offensive. we have seen evidence of large numbers in 24 hours of russian tanks moving closer so evidence indicates that is what will happen and what the results of that will be anybody�*s guess. we have seen large—scale russian invasions which don't work out like they thought but they have learned a lot over the last ten months and this could be significant as the general from ukraine said these mobilisations have been effective. it is a real important time coming up around the new year and we will see how everybody responds, russians and ukrainians. thank you forjoining us. always my pleasure, thank you. it's ten months now since russian forces launched their attack on the country, and since the initial invasion, ukraiina troops have managed to recapture some of the territory held by russia. but families across the country are withou

earlier this year i visited with some early childhood supporters in which have tau and the miechv -- wichita and the miechv program was important for them. we will lift up families and honor jackie. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. wenstrup: mr. speaker, i yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentlelady from missouri, mrs. wagner. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. wagner: i thank my dear friend, dr. brad wenstrup, for yielding to me. and mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 8876, the jackie walorski maternal and child home visiting re-authorization act. i'd like to commend chairman neal, chairman davis, ranking member brady, and all the members on ways and means for bringing this legislation to the floor and honoring our late colleague and my dearest friend, a selfless servant, jackie walorski. the miechv program is backed by decades of r

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