Content An autopsy will show the sick army to the war expenses, for health care - Dmitry Dokuchaev, Andrei Filatov , Medical Roulette , is falling to the life of Zoya Svetov, Irina Vlasova, “Doctors lost the main quality - Mercy” Head of the Moscow Department Leonid Pechatnikov - The New Times How much does the medical error Egor Mostovyers of the pre -trial detention center cost: the survival instructions are the experience of those who were sitting and who sits Olga Beshley in a circle of 32%

Valley without Jobs On the day when Steve was gone, in the town of Cupertino, where half of the houses-Apple offices, people came from different ends of the valley: someone with flowers, someone with posters, someone just like that. On the flagpole in front of the company's headquarters on One Infinity Loop (endless cycle, house 1-the name of the street, of course, came up with the Epplovites themselves, exactly like Microsoft on Microsoft Way) the flags were launched.

To the 125th anniversary of David Ben-Gurion The son of Leo. 125 years ago, on October 16, 1886, David Josef Green, known to the world as David Ben-Gurion, was born. It was he who on May 14, 1948 proclaimed the declaration of independence of Israel and is rightfully considered the founding father of the Jewish state. How he went to the goal, what he managed to do and what he taught compatriots - remembered The New Times He had a rare and valuable quality for politics - the ability to convince.

War spending is rising, health care spending is falling sick army The State Duma has started considering the federal budget for 2012 and for the planning period until 2014. The draft budget currently being considered is not simple - it is adopted in the year when the parliamentary campaign takes place, and for the year that begins with the presidential campaign.

We drew up a number on the state of our Russian medicine on Friday night. And on Saturday Stanislav Kankiya's wife called me. “My husband is dying in the Matrosskaya Tishina pre-trial detention center, help!” “This prison is not like a prison. Here the chambers resemble a museum. This prison is not our time. Yesterday a lawyer came to me, I thought it was a hoax,” says businessman Stanislav Kankiya and laughs. Kankiya is wrong. There is no draw.

Any proposed healthcare reforms are based on the fact that we have enough good doctors, only the system is bad. This is wrong. The main troubles of our medicine are the catastrophic intellectual lag of doctors and the destruction of the medical hierarchy. You should not hope that good funding and the elimination of theft will lead to quality medical care: there will be a lot of money - more unnecessary drugs and unnecessary examinations will be prescribed.

Head of the Moscow Department of Health Leonid Pechatnikov — The New Times “I can't make sure that every hospital has toilet paper...” Leonid Pechatnikov in December 2010 headed the Moscow Department of Health. The appointment was unexpected: for the first time in many years, a practicing doctor occupied a high official position. Why do many metropolitan hospitals still resemble Soviet ones - asked The New Times What attracted you to this position?

In Russia there is everything: oil, gas, forests, huge living space. The country's GDP per capita over the years of crazy energy prices approached the indicators of developed countries. The only trouble is that it is difficult to survive in Russia. And not only because in terms of murder, she enters the three leaders, along with Colombia and South Africa.

The country has 32% of hospitals and 30% of the clinic require major repairs In a circle. It is planned to spend 460 billion rubles on the modernization of the health system in the country. Where this money will go and whether there will be a lot from them - the New Times sorted out They tried to reform the archaic and ineffective system of Russian healthcare several times.

The experience of those who were sitting and who sit SIZO: Survival instructions. On October 8, Andrei Kudoyarov died in the Moscow pre-trial detention center No. 3 from a heart attack-a 48-year-old director of the school, whom the investigators suspected of receiving a bribe. On October 11, Oleg Golobkov was urgently delivered from the temporary detentional insulator at the Moscow hospital: there he died there. He was 46 years old.

Yabloko got rid of a dangerous candidate By whistle. Yabloko got rid of a dangerous candidate: the party leader Sergei Mitrokhin asked the ex-mayor of Arkhangelsk Alexander Donskoy voluntarily to leave the party’s election lists. Donskoy has yet refused and claims that the decision was made under the pressure of the Kremlin: the parties promised the same problems as the “right -handed” with Roizman.

Newly -made Nobel laureate surrounded by students "His mathematical calculations are like a detective plot." For 23-year-old Mark Razhev, our compatriot, now a graduate student of Princeton University, new Nobel laureates are not people from the cover, but teachers and colleagues.

Ksenia Larina watched TV From Friday to Friday. The sermon has become a common and popular television genre.

The seven -year sentence for former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko showed that Ukraine under Viktor Yanukovych finally went according to the script chosen by Russia ten years earlier. Tymoshenko found guilty of exceeding official powers when concluding a gas contract with Russia.

Being treated in Russia is life-threatening Most Moscow hospitals resemble Soviet ones Medical roulette. Old shabby walls that have not been repaired since Soviet times, wards with newly inserted plastic windows, but without signal buttons to call a doctor, showers next to a garbage chute, beds in the corridors - this is an ordinary Russian city hospital. However, both in the capital and throughout Russia, you can also find new buildings of hospitals equipped with the latest technology.