the surgical building of the university clinic funding was allocated for the design and multifunctionalter of team sports and new hospitals brand new modern hospitals that will be built in grodno infectious disease building in slonimskaya hospital in lida preparation of premises for the installation of a modern angiograph volkovysk is what the pervomaiskaya school is. kindergarten ashmyany. this is what, if you list this list, it is very impressive , but we are very glad that significant money is being allocated not only for the republican and local roads, we are now paying more attention to the road network, and the streets in agro-towns. and where, uh, we try to improve and create the quality of life in the agro-town so that no one feels left out and conditions life was no worse than in the district or regional center about the border. you said that the situation is so difficult. and in principle, everyone understands this today. and you can somehow justify it. uh, the actions of the neighbors. well , how is life? on the border? we have the only cargo crossing and the crossing is kozl

she also co-directs the native hawaiian rights clinic at the university of hawaii at manoa school of asked her to describe what is happening on maui. >> mahola. things are pretty brittle right now in west maui. people are still trying desperately to find ways forward in this disaster of proportions. i am not on maui. i am a couple of islands over. i have not been there since the fire, but that is also absolutely appropriate. people who don't need to be there should stay away and support from afar, regardless of what that looks like whether that means writing opinion pieces or sending money, whatever is the best people in support from where they are, i think is really important. a word from the folks on the ground is people are struggling. our community has rallied in amazing ways and i think that is part of the message we want to get out, that lahaina strong and maui strong are more than things. people are not waiting on the amount or even on the state or county. relief organizations are springing up in people's homes and garages. supplies are coming in by boat and vehicle and the ro

the hospital has five clinics in khosravi itself the university of medical sciences , our main concern this year is the heatstroke that we are facing. the complete evacuation of rajaeeshahr prison on august 14 and the transfer of prisoners to other prisons in alborz province of tehran provided an opportunity for journalists and photographers from domestic and foreign media to photograph different corners of this prison. special order when the prison was built there, the absence of the rajaeeshahr prison was changed to the rajaeeshahr prison as soon as possible, on august 14, and about four months after the order of the head of the judiciary , it was evacuated and adjusted. it's good, it's okay, the prisoners who are among the families of the prisoners come here less, then the criminals are less, in the middle of the residential area, it was not very interesting, and this is very good. to visit the prison that has been evacuated let's see what is the situation where we are now, salang is here and what kind of creature was kept in the jalal prison, the killers were violent, some animals

researchers are working in close tandem with doctors from the third city minsk clinic and scientists from the belarusian medical universityory center thanks to the clinic, thanks to the department of eye diseases of the belarusian state medical university, with the support of the administration, many methods for treating this pathology have been developed. in particular. these are injections in the shell of the eye, which now support the cube, which does not allow dystrophy to develop, does not allow the visual cells to die, preserves the integrity of the eyeball membranes, does not allow it to stretch further, and the supply of nutrients to the nerve cells. and as a result, the restoration of vision leaves the flies, floating black nets that are in front of the eyes go away, visual acuity is restored, trophic disturbances in the shells are being restored. and, accordingly, our patients begin to see better. future ophthalmologists are trained in the hospital, and this task, as teachers admit, is one of the main ones on the basis of our department of eye diseases of the belarusian state medical university, we train student

will be established, apart from these two hospitals , khosravi will also establish five clinics in the university of medical sciences . our main concern this year is the heatstroke that we are facing. khosravi conference the commemoration of sheikh zain al-abidin mahalati religious scholars and scribes of the holy quran was held in the presence of prominent calligraphers of the country in the andisheh cultural center of mahalat city, and a display of the writings of the holy qur'an and supplications with manuscripts and manuscripts of sheikh zain al-abidin mahalati was exhibited. al-abidin mahalati in the city of gul mahalat, this conference aims to introduce people and researchers to bashi zain al-abidin mahalati, who was one of the calligraphers of the 13th century, was held in the city of mahalat. mahalati was a scholar of the qajar era, who was a writer and calligrapher, and one of the prominent writers of this period. more than 70 his handwritten qur'an was written in a general form and a collection of rozi rozragi in terms of smooth and sweet writing and a master of style that the palm tree

she also co-directs the native hawaiian rights clinic at the university of hawaii at manoa school of asked her to describe what is happening on maui. >> mahola. things are pretty brittle right now in west maui. people are still trying desperately to find ways forward in this disaster of proportions. i am not on maui. i am a couple of islands over. i have not been there since the fire, but that is also absolutely appropriate. people who don't need to be there should stay away and support from afar, regardless of what that looks like whether that means writing opinion pieces or sending money, whatever is the best people in support from where they are, i think is really important. a word from the folks on the ground is people are struggling. our community has rallied in amazing ways and i think that is part of the message we want to get out, that lahaina strong and maui strong are more than things. people are not waiting on the amount or even on the state or county. relief organizations are springing up in people's homes and garages. supplies are coming in by boat and vehicle and the ro

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he is professor at the department of anthropology at the university of colorado boulder and is a member of the clinical faculty at the university of colorado and medical campus for his scientific research and reports concerningng human ecology, humn fertility, tomography, population manners and abortion have been published in a wide variety of international journals. in 1973, dr. warren hern was a founding medical director of the first private nonprofit abortion clinic in colorado. which opened in boulder in november 1973. and he opened. [applause] he opened his private medical practice boulder abortion clinic on january 22 , 75. so almost, 38 years ago to the day print 48 years. the chairman and cofounder of the holy cross wilderness defense fund. which stopped the home state to water diversion project that would have destroyed the holy cross wilderness by diverting most of wildernesses water to the golf courses of colorado springs in aurora. doctor hearn has been a professional photographer for almost 70 years bridge specializing in photojournalism and natural history subjects. sixty-seven of his pho

is professor adjunct of the department of anthropology at the university of colorado boulder and a member of the clinical faculty of the university of colorado medical campus. scientific research and reports concerning human ecology, human fertility, demography, population manners and abortion have been published in a wide journal speak of 1973 dr. hahn was a founding medical director of the first private nonprofit abortion clinic in decolorado, and boulder november 1973 and opens æ [laughter] [applause] he opened his private medical practice older abortion clinic on january 22 1975. almost 38 years ago almost to the day. 48 years. doctor hearn is the chairman and cofounder of the holy cross wilderness defense fund which stopped the state water diversion project doctor hearn has been a professional photographer 67 of his photographs are featured in his book home don't go vegas and the diagnosis to save the earth. the photos are quite amazing. boulder bookstore is proud to offer dr. hahn's book at sothis event. the book is discounted 10% off tonight at the table over there doctor hermit will sign after h

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at the center is a fertility clinic at yale university. secretly replaced vials of an opioid used to reduce pain during egg retrievals with saline solution. that meant the women felt the entire procedure, some describing excruciating agony, while the clinic downplayed or ignored their cries. susan burton is the host of "the retrievals" and reported this series for "the new york times" and serial productions. susan, thank you for joining us. the nurse involved, and she worked closely with these women but all the time, she was feeling encinal to feed her own addiction, so she was watching these women, allowing them to be in pain, and not only that, she was gas lighting them. here's what one woman you talked to told you. >> the next thing i remember is waking up in the recovery room, and i was in quite a bit of pain, more pain than i would have expected for an egg retrieval, and donna was my nurse. i remember asking her if it is normal to be in that much pain, and she looked at me and she said yes. lisa: what did these women actually go throu

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clinic. i professor fred smith from emory university in atlanta. thank you. thank you. the, how did you try it? which has been mocking it says the 2nd independence day, it declared independence from the soviet union on the 24th of august 1990. 1 of the ceremony in case presents the landscape pay tribute to the sacrifices of ukrainians, and you said that today's country would win the war against russia and on the farm is a foreign soldiers and presented awards to service. men destroyed a russian ministry hardware was displayed on the streets of a capital key and the deputies mathias, a building. i met a couple who became a family on the 1st day of the invasion. this looks actually normal but as mucous home is key, she has been at the wrong a whole life click the home and whatnot. so some of the, when there is an air raid, she feels it immediately because it cool enough for the show. when the air raid sirens sound and we are outside and i start worrying, i don't counted for me, but i still worried. she snuggles me on a silence. it was life that from the beginning, and he,

joint experts of the atomic energy organization and the university of medical sciences have successfully completed the initial stages of clinical trials. mohammad qasim kiaei of sed and sima news agency , we have discussed this request and it was a very big achievement , as in the report, there are only two countries that have just completed the first stage of clinical trials. we have the same model balloon with us. i think the development of export markets will be good for us, so we will go wherever there is a flight network that we can easily transfer and there is a line qualified to carry radioactive materials. we we do what we accept, and now, due to the situation of international flights that has improved and the era of corona has passed, the world is that important exports have started. but they have the iranian product, which i think is due to the fact that the demand for more and their own production has increased to a capacity as needed, which they use from the materials . some of these achievements have been broadcast if i am not mistaken, the average age of people who achieved production was 33 years old . can they a

this happened because of the whistleblower, jamie reed, worked for a youth gender clinic associated with washington universityyear that a lot of kids were getting thrown into treatments or surgeries without getting any mental health counseling. now the "new york times" has said you know what, we corroborated a lot of what she said. is that the automatic reaction of many people on the left is that anybody who challenges this gets pillarated? >> the left wing machine goes into full tilt. welcome to the godless reformation, burned at the stake for trying to protect kids from forced sterilization. that's what the fight is about and why it's important and jamie reed when she came forward with specific credible allegations against one of the clinics in missouri, we launched a first of its kind investigation into the matter, and now a lot of her claims are corroborated. and she was willing to testify under oath in the affidavit, she came to testify in support of the law, willing to be cross examined by the plaintiffs who have an agenda against this kind of law. she cares about protecting children as well, and her ev

roman nikolayevich komarov, surgeon, director of the surgery clinic at sechenov university every days enter the operating room to try to save those from whom many doctors both here and abroad have already refused patients with a malignant tumor of the stomach. this patient also has heart pathology. he has symptoms of coronary heart disease, for which we also indicated surgical treatment, it was the combination of these two diseases that did not allow him to receive treatment at his place of residence, because in one case he was refused surgical treatment in oncological institutions due to heart problems, and in cardiac surgery, he is denied treatment due to the presence of a malignant arises some football patient learned about our clinic, where we deal with subjects, both one and the other nosology. and we can deal with these taxes at the same time, so the task before us is serious, but achievable. cardiovascular and oncological diseases are leaders in russia in terms of incidence and disability. unfortunately, the combination of these two pathologies in one patient. the frequency of

. ♪ grand canyon university's rn to bsn online degree program with local in-person clinical hours makesng possible from wherever you are! find your purpose at grand canyon university. visit gcu.edu vonnie: a look at commodities, and that is u.s. natural gas futures trading up 1.4% in the early going. we do not have trading in europe yet, but that might be impacted by potential strikes in australia, and crude oil starting off on a positive note, seven up weeks, one down week last week and we will see what happens. brent crude taking the other direction but still it $84.75 per barrel. paul: one stock we are watching in the energy sector is woodside, the company facing labor issues with workers saying they will strike if they cannot reach an agreement by wednesday. the offshore alliance group representing two major labor union said in a social media post on sunday that workers had unanimously endorsed giving woodside seven working days to take action. unions have been locked in discussions over demands around pay and other conditions. we will monitor the situation and discuss earnings with

. ♪ grand canyon university's with local in-person clinical hours makes earning your bachelor's in nursingsible from wherever you are! find your purpose at grand canyon university. visit gcu.edu yvonne: some top stories we are following, shares of chinese semiconductor maker hua hong have gained on his trading debuted in shanghai. jumping by as much as 15% before paring back. those gains coming at the extent of -- one of the many chip firms to list in mainland china, giving them public market access amid beijing's ongoing tech war with washington. bloomberg has learned in point72 asset management has grown its singapore team by more than 50% since early 2022 to 100. hiring picked up around the end of last year and accelerated in the last six months. the rising headcount underscores singapore's position as a growing hub for hedge funds in asia. and one or movie has topped $1 billion in global -- and warner bros. barbie movie has topped $1 billion in global release. it is only the second movie to hit that marker this year after super mario brothers. barbie took in $53 million in the u.s. in

researchers at the university of montana claim the vaccines essentially teach the immune system how to prevent opioids from shutting off oxygen to the brain. the vaccines are expected to go to clinicalhere are separate vaccines for heroin and for fentanyl. but the university says they're hoping to combine the 2 once the safety and efficacy of the vaccines is determined. it. >> u.s. safety regulators are concerned about a new feature on tesla's that allows drivers to use that autopilot feature for extended periods. the ntsb is ordering tesla report how many vehicles have received a software update making that possible. agency officials say if the feature is activated, drivers may not focus on supervising the cars driving. federal officials have been investigating tesla's autopilot feature and open a formal investigation back in 2021. investigators have been sent to some 35 crashes that may involve the autopilot feature. least 17 people have died. still ahead, how one man is making it his mission. >> to live a cleaner bay area, the places he's traveled to accomplish this goal. this friday kron four's becoming the bay area's cw featuring an entirely new primetime lineup for this fall.

he holds a phd in clinical psychology from wayne state university. ryan, todd, take it away. i will be back in a bit for the q&a. mr. helmus: thank you, everyone, for joining us. it is an honor for ryan and i to present the results of this study we recently did on a really important issue, affecting the nation. so, ryan, did you want to show the slides? great, next slide. we are able to bring this study to you because of the generosity of the rand epstein family veteran policy institute. they conduct research to improve the lives of those who have served and support them. we also recieved a generous grant from the tawani foundation to enable this work so we are super grateful to those, the tawani and rand epstein center. anyone who has followed knows rand has done a lot over many years on the terrorism issue. we famously helped organize and run one of the central databases of terrorism events in the u.s. we no longer do this but we do conduct a host of different policy research studies to address extremism. i, myself, have been doing work since soon after 9/11, focused on al

degree in associate and bachelor's degrees and university admission and the health and treatment facilities of this prison for prisoners include a full clinic, doctors, nurses, dentists, pharmacy, radiology, laboratory and operating room . and it will be done soon, and the problem that is within the scope of the follow-up that will be done in the province and the settlement of the prisoners has been identified as necessary to create the capacity in qezalhasar prison and other prisons belonging to tehran province to transfer the prisoners of rajaeeshahr , sarah asadi of the news agency. radio rajaee shahr karaj fanavaran prison is a research center after 10 years of scientific efforts for optimal nutrition and fertilization of plants in greenhouse environments , achieving a method that in addition to reducing the consumption of water, fertilizers and poisons by more than 30%, increasing the yield and quality of products and following we have relatively good roots and they don't have any problems absorbing nutrients. there is a plan to reduce the consumption of water , fertilizers and pesticides, along with increasing production between 30 an

she's the director of the stanford health communication clinical assistant in stanford university's departmentf medicine and a visiting at the anderson school of management at ucla, where she teaches crisis management and community. previously served as an officer in the epidemic intelligence service at the us centers for disease control and prevention in her scholarly work on the spread of

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university of montana. >> claim the vaccines essentially teach the immune system how to prevent opioids from shutting off oxygen to the brain. the vaccines are expected to go to clinical trials early next year. right now there are separate vaccines for heroin and fentanyl, but the university says it's hoping to combine the 2. coming up, a plan to access san francisco judges past rulings. >> the group behind the first of its kind effort that could affect how those judges are selected. plus, why lgbtq travelers being told be careful and visiting the u.s. and how one man started an initiative to get bay area initiative to get bay area streets. a lot cleaner. this v. i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain and i decided that i needed to . i called jacoby & meyers they had their own dream team . they took care of me like a q. i would recommend you call jacoby & meyers they really went to bat for me. if you've been in a seriousacci. call jacoby & meyers, justic. david: i'm david goldberg, a bilingual elementary school teacher and president of the california teachers association. as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in calif

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reception of patients study of the material base of the clinic work with documents theoretical knowledge. at the university they help to implement senior colleagues. i was met here with dignity by a very friendly team and i can say that here, like in the family , they always helped me, they guided me in the right direction , they made some decisions for me and taught me how to solve problems with choosing a clinic for olga sivanovich. she and her husband did not exist, too, the medic was assigned to lida upon arrival, all domestic issues would be resolved, moreover, the management entrusted the conduct of the most responsible direction, a women's consultation began to work. e at a special reception for prevention oncological diseases. these are very responsible. e, the area of ​​work, on which the life of a person depends on the first workplace in the lida hospital, has arrived and daniil zhilovich will work in the clinic as a general practitioner, the prospects are recognized to be huge. opportunity to constantly improve skills when you get into the team. to be honest, i was even a little surprised, becau

researchers at the university of montana say the vaccine is essentially teach the immune system how to prevent opioids from shutting off oxygen to the brain. vaccines are expected to go into clinical trials early next year. right? other separate vaccines for heroin and fentanyl. but the university says that they're hoping to combine the 2. >> well, the lifesaving nasal spray narcan will soon be available to purchase over-the-counter narcan will be placed openly on shelves in pharmacies as soon as this weekend, the bucs of 2 will sell for $45. cvs and walmart. we'll be selling it both in-store and online. walgreens and rite will have it available in early september. some pharmacies getting ahead by releasing videos on how to administer the spray during overdose. food insecurity continues to plague communities across the bay area and local food banks say the number of families relying on them for their meals is growing east bay. congressman mark this on recently stopped by the food bank of contra costa and solano in concord where incidentally he used to volunteer food bank representatives say more volunteers are needed, though, and more funding is needed as well. they say it's harde

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midwifery program at the university of illinois, stewart's organization provides for students of color who need it. these midwives then see patients around chicago, including this clinic in the south side of the city. they provide regular prenatal checkups and a support system to help patients navigate the health care system, even help with transport. if patients live far away. she and her team then bridge the gap with hospitals and traditional doctors. it stems back from history. you know, we have experimental drugs that happened with the black and brown community, not only from birth control, but from vaccine. and so any identification action that's associated with the hospital, it's always as if i don't don't want to be experimented on. and so i'm i'm hopeful that my position will allow me to let them know that the hospital is a safe place for you if you decide to go there. stewart calls it collaborative care. it was a type of care artist and mom. timeesha magnus looked for with her second pregnancy. after feeling she wasn't listened to when she gave birth to her first child. i just remember just crying like crazy. i timeesha was told her blood pressure was high an

researchers of the university of montana claim that's essentially teach the immune system how to prevent opioids off oxygen to the brain. now the vaccines are expected to go to clinical trial early next year. right now, there are several vaccines for heroin and fentanyl, but the university says they're hoping to combine the 2. well, food insecurity continues to play communities across the bay and you got local food banks that say the number of families now rely on them for their meals are growing east bay. congressman mark to saulnier recently stopped by the food bank of contra costa and solano conquer where he used to volunteer, representative say volunteers are needed and so is funding, which is really hard to come by when private donations dry up as people struggle with their own finances and inflation. >> health care, food, insecurity. those have grown exponentially and inequality, economic things. country. there's a real problem and it's a problem in california. the bay area. >> well, $0.97 of every dollar the food bank receives go toward food programs. deputies used a airboat to rescue a mother and son stranded on a bridge amid flooding. this is happening in he

researchers at the university of montana claimed the vaccines essentially teach the immune system how to prevent opioids from shutting down oxygen to the brain. the vaccines are expected to go to clinical trials early next year. right now there are separate vaccines for heroin and fentanyl, but the university says they're hoping to combine the 2. coming up next. if you miss that super last night, we'll take a look at some of the best snapshots. >> of this special occasion. plus, are some changes coming to bart to address harassment and gender-based violence? but first, we will talk one-on-one with oakland, mayor sheng thao about the challenges facing the city. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> this would stress from we're taking a live look outside here at san francisco international airport. a hazy skies out there will not going the way of our holiday weekend plans. that's for sure. meteorologist kyla grogan in the weather center. >> with details of what we can expect and also if you're heading out to top, oh, yes, going to cool. yeah, but more importantly, it's

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