Journalist Anton Buslov died

In the USA, Anton Buslov, journalist The New Times, died. This was reported on the website of the publication. Buslov died from the lymphoma of Hodgkin, who suffered for more than three years.

In The New Times, the journalist has been published since November 2012. “We were waiting for a column from him and in the room that we are now preparing,” the publication notes. “We knew that it would be a farewell column. He did not have time to write it.”

In 2006, Buslov graduated from the Higher School of Physics Mifi-Fian, after which he entered the graduate school of this university. In 2012, he resigned from MEPHI in protest against the clericalization of higher education.

Since 2004, he led a blog in LiveJournal under the nickname Mymaster . He took 57th place in the general ranking of users.

Parling cancer, Buslov was treated for some time in Russia. Having exhausted the possibilities of treatment in his homeland, he continued him at the Clinic of Colombian University in New York, for which he collected donations from his readers.

In early June 2014, after the statement of Deputy Prime Minister Olga Golodets about the need to track the work of charity funds for the collection of money to treat patients abroad, Buslov turned to the blog official. He asked Golodets a number of questions about the provision of Russian hospitals with equipment and about the conditions in them.

The next day, the official called Boslov. She assured him that there was no prohibitions on the treatment of Russians abroad and could not be. Golodets also asked Buslov to prepare proposals regarding the improvement of the situation of patients.