Doctors refuse to prescribe medications that are not available in pharmacies Over the past few months, the Ministry of Health and Social Development has been regularly reporting on the improvement of the situation in the field of preferential drug coverage . The list of federal subjects where there are interruptions in the supply of drugs is noticeably reduced from one conference call to another, as is the number of prescriptions on deferred service (that is, actually unfilled).

Most of the European territory of Russia is still affected by the influence of the North Atlantic cyclone, the center of which has approached Arkhangelsk. In the rear of the cyclone, northern and northwestern winds blow, drawing cold air to the north and west of European territory. In the north-western regions there are occasional rains, the prevailing temperature during the day is +11...+17оС.

“Memoirs” of Tamara Zheverzheeva published “Memoirs” by Tamara Zheverzheeva can hardly be particularly recommended to balletomanes - this book is not about ballet. Yes, Zheverzheeva was the first wife of choreographer George Balanchine (then still Mariinsky Theater dancer Georgy Balanchivadze). But Balanchine appears on the pages of Memoirs only when the number of these pages already exceeds two hundred.

Chronicle of sporting events The Boston Celtics took radical measures to strengthen their roster this offseason. Relying on youth, the team in recent seasons could not get out of the basement of the standings. This summer the club's policy changed dramatically. Through massive trades, Paul Pierce was able to add two more regular All-Stars in Seattle's Ray Allen and Minnesota's Kevin Garnett. This star company also attracted ex-Miami forward James Posey.

The Russian ambassador was misunderstood Yesterday, Moscow announced that there are no plans to deploy nuclear weapons in Belarus. The words of the head of the Russian diplomatic mission, Alexander Surikov, spoken the day before about the possibility of discussing with Belarus the prospects for the deployment of military facilities “related to nuclear weapons” were incorrectly interpreted by the media, the Russian embassy claims.

The Kazakh Central Bank is concerned about the volume of foreign borrowings Dangerous phenomena in the banking system of Kazakhstan, associated with excessive borrowing abroad, forced the authorities to act. Yesterday, the National Bank of Kazakhstan announced that from October 9 it will introduce new minimum reserve requirements for banks raising money. For loans on the domestic market, reservations are reduced from 6 to 5% of the amount raised.

Russian Mortgage Bank launched all-Russian mortgage The Russian Mortgage Bank (RIB) yesterday presented the all-Russian project “Russian Mortgage”. The universal standard for issuing mortgage loans and purchasing them from partner banks is valid throughout the country.

An arrest warrant has been issued for the former head of Russneft The Tverskoy Court of Moscow yesterday issued a warrant in absentia for the arrest of the former head of the RussNeft company, Mikhail Gutseriev. Thus, the story of clashes with law enforcement officers pursuing the businessman since the end of last year continued. Although the authorities' claims against Mr.

According to Gosstroy estimates, in the next five to seven years, the annual costs of housing and communal services reform in per capita terms will be at least $450. It is difficult to say how justified this figure is, but in any case one can hardly count on covering such costs at the expense of utility bills or the budget. Meanwhile, the structure and functioning mechanisms of housing and communal services can be rebuilt in such a way that it becomes profitable.

Open Investments intends to buy a Canadian manufacturer of frames and panels Russian developers continue to buy large stakes in Western real estate companies. Yesterday, the Open Investments company (OPIN), part of Interros, announced its intention to acquire a stake in the capital of the Canadian Viceroy Homes Limited, which produces frame-panel houses.

Astana only needs a peaceful atom Today in Astana an international symposium “Kazakhstan’s path to a nuclear-free world” will be held, dedicated to the 16th anniversary of the closure of the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site. As fate would have it, after the collapse of the USSR, Kazakhstan became, according to experts, the owner of the world's fourth nuclear arsenal.

Vagit Alekperov threatens European pipeline oil traders with reorientation of supplies LUKOIL wants to start a campaign to increase purchasing prices for Russian oil by European traders. Its head, Vagit Alekperov, announced this yesterday. “Negotiations are continuing with consumers in Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland about increasing prices,” he told reporters.

Federer and Sharapova have a chance for unprecedented prize money On Tuesday night, the last of the Grand Slam tournaments, the US Open, started in New York, where $13,137,000 in prize money will be awarded. This amount will be divided equally between the participants in the men's and women's competitions, and each of the winners in singles will be able to get rich by 1 million 400 thousand dollars.

CLUBS "School Waltz" As part of this event, Billy's Band , Zemfira and Esthetic Education will perform. As you might guess, “School Waltz” is a friendly concert dedicated to the beginning of the new school year. "Orange" , 20.00. Kirkincho Sp. Russian group performing music of the Andean Indians. FM-Club , 21.00. "Transatlantic". Jazz rock. Forte , 21.00. Red Elvises (USA). Once upon a time in the 80s they played in the Limpopo group.

American parliamentarians celebrated the anniversary of the most successful Russian-American military program in Moscow Its founding fathers, Richard Lugar and Samuel Nunn, came to Russia to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the program to help post-Soviet states destroy weapons of mass destruction. Mr. Lugar was re-elected to the United States Senate for a sixth time last year and is the Republican chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee. After 24 years in the Senate (1972-1996), Mr.