In September, the deputy head of the United Russia faction Andrei Isaev said that in February 2020 a crisis may begin on the medicinal market if urgent measures to provide citizens with vital drugs. But according to experts, the deficiency of drugs has already come, and in addition, the problem with drugs not registered in Russia remains unresolved. “Such things” talked with doctors and patients about what interruptions in the receipt of vital drugs have occurred recently.

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In Kamchatka, on the night of November 11, the summit eruption of Klyuchevskaya Sopka, the highest active volcano in Eurasia, began. Emissions of hot material appeared in the crater for the first time in three years.

In the press service of the National Medical Research Center (NMRC) of Oncology named after. N.N. Blokhin was informed that after the conflict, nine people left there; no more applications for dismissal were received, TASS reports. The oncology center clarified that the nine doctors who resigned worked in two departments - chemotherapy for hematologic malignancies and bone marrow transplantation. Three full-time employees were hired to replace the resigned doctors.

Chief psychiatrist and narcologist of the Ministry of Health Evgeniy Brun said that the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Labor cannot agree on who will control the non-medical rehabilitation of people who use drugs in non-state institutions. The Ministry of Health believes that social rehabilitation is not a medical task, writes Kommersant .

On November 11, DonationAlerts will hold a charity marathon “No to Cyberbullying”, with the participation of streamers MilanRodd, StTasha, KoshkaMoroshka, Playbetterpro, Tenderlybae and Zanuda. The collected donations will go to non-profit organizations that help people facing violence: the Zhuravlik Foundation, the Violence.net and Sisters centers.

“Such matters” launch the “ Afisha ”-the place where the editorial office collects interesting lectures, fairs, public-tooks, conferences, parties and film screenings from all over the country. All these events are not necessarily devoted to the collection of funds for funds - the main thing is that they help society think about social problems and involve a new audience in their discussion. The editors check that the events in the poster correspond to our values .

The Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg took into custody the historian of St. Petersburg State University Oleg Sokolov, reports the joint press service of the city courts. Sokolov will be in custody until January 8, 2020. The lawyer asked to send his client under house arrest at the place where the crime was committed or to his ex-wife. “Sokolov did not object to the guards. I believed that the investigation's request was fair.

Rospotrebnadzor has developed a new approach to the treatment of HIV infection, which represents a combination of various methods aimed at making changes to the genetic apparatus of the patient’s cells. This is reported on the department's website. The CRISPR/Cas system allows genome editing by specifically localizing the Cas protein to segments of the target genome and removing regions of the genome that contain unwanted sequences or mutations.

Police warrant officer Alexei Smirnov, who opened fire on his colleagues at the Ryazansky Prospekt metro station in Moscow, was charged with accepting a petty bribe. Lawyer Mikhail Korchagin reported this to TASS. The court will consider the issue of extending the arrest. On September 18, Smirnov opened fire at police officers who wanted to detain him on suspicion of trying to receive a bribe of 2 thousand rubles. As a result, one policeman died, the second was hospitalized in serious condition.

30% of Russians had to pay additionally for services and medications during their last hospital treatment. This was reported by Izvestia with reference to a survey conducted by order of the Federal Compulsory Health Insurance Fund. 16.3% of respondents do not know which drugs they should receive free of charge in hospitals, and 10% do not consider additional costs a violation of their rights.

In the Sverdlovsk region, the police in the city of Novaya Lyalya dropped a criminal case against obstetrician-gynecologist Oleg Baskakov, accused of illegal distribution of drugs and potent substances. As lawyer Georgy Krasnov told Novaya Gazeta, the case was dismissed for lack of evidence of a crime. The investigator found that Baskakov had the right to prescribe these drugs, and when transferring them he acted according to instructions.

In the Kemerovo region, 53 workers at the Oktyabrsky mine site refused to go on shift until their wage arrears were paid. In September, all Oktyabrsky employees were not paid 13.7 million rubles. As Interfax reports with reference to the Polysaevskaya coal company, the Oktyabrsky site is part of the bankrupt Zarechnaya mine, which is in receivership. They have been trying to bring the mine out of the crisis since the summer of 2018. In total, Oktyabrsky employs 1,023 people.

On the morning of November 11, in the Babushkinsky district of Moscow, a mother with two small children jumped out of a ninth floor window. A woman and a younger girl died, a six-year-old boy was taken to intensive care. The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case of murder, according to the department’s website.

The defendants in the “Network” case (a terrorist organization banned in Russia), Arman Sagynbaev, Dmitry Pchelintsev and Maxim Ivankin, went on a hunger strike. They demanded that the investigation into their allegations of torture be reopened, 7x7 reports. At the trial, Sagynbaev demanded that the prosecutor initiate an investigation: interview witnesses, request recordings from CCTV cameras, and conduct a medical examination.