Bulletin of RSMU

ISSN Print 2500–1094 ISSN Online 2542–1204

BIOMEDICAL JOURNAL OF PIROGOV UNIVERSITY (MOSCOW, RUSSIA)

Novikova II, Erofeev YuV, Veynikh PA, Ischenko AI, Savchenko OA, Flyanku IP

The organization of rest and improvement of children in stationary country camps in modern conditions is an effective measure of preserving and strengthening of health of younger generation. By means of hygienic methods of research there were scientifically proved methods for assessing the effectiveness of rehabilitation, minimal duration of the improving shift at intraregional and interregional levels, were defined time stages of recovery.

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Grishina TI, Filatova GA

The immune system function is to preserve the genetic identity of the human organism. This mechanism works against external factors (bacteria, virus, xenobiotics etc.) and against internal cells transformation, including acute and chronic stress. Nervous, endocrine and immune systems working in close interaction form an integrated life support regulation system and changes in one of them will inevitably lead to the reaction of the whole system. .To train doctors for an adequate correction of immunity violations it is necessary to inset the «Clinical immunology» subject into the education program of medical students.

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Stepanyan IE, Punga VV, Yakimova MA, Erokhin VV

The article is devoted to actual problems of phthisiology in Russia. It is presented the analysis of reasons for the slow regression of tuberculosis in Russia, as throughout the world, the most important of which are multi-drug resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the increasing spread of HIV infection and the number of adverse social factors. Practical importance of application of modern methods of accelerated drug resistance testing of Mycobacterium tuberculosis to its successful treatment is shown.

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Velichkovsky BM

To study the problems concerning the nation's viability require the use of data from economy, demography, sociology, physiology, genetics, psychology, medicine indicating the need for a new integrated science — social human biology. At the moment the social human biology as a science has succeeded in elucidation of the mechanisms how the purchasing power and social inequality influence the state of public health. The higher is the purchasing power (the average salary) in the given administrative-territorial unit, the lower are overall mortality rate, mortality of the working-age population and reproductive losses. Life expectancy, on the contrary, is higher with the raise of purchasing power of the population. Based on the synthesis of social and biological sciences conditions for “saving people” and sustainable development of Russia are defined.

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Gurvich VB, Kuzmin SV, Dergustanova TM, Yarushin SV, Malykh OL, Kochneva NI

The research on occupational hazards and labor conditions, factors of social stress and their health effects in the population, based on scientific work of RAMS Academician B. T. Velichkovskiy, is continued in the Sverdlovsk Region. The studies have demonstrated the relationship between the mortality among the working age population and purchasing power, quality of living conditions, medical care and the extent of social stress in the regional municipalities. We evaluated the economic health damage from premature mortality of the working age population probabilistically related to effects of socio-economic factors.

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Zabroda NN, Pinigin MA, Velichkovsky BM

The study of the effect on the health of the level of purchasing power of the population, air pollution and health care in three cities of the Kursk region with various kinds of industrial production — Kursk, Zheleznogorsk and Lgov — was conducted.

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Shafirkin AV, Shtemberg AS

The model for quantifying health risks of long anthropogenic impacts of high intensity on a human being, as well as a long-term social stress and psycho-emotional tension in the society was presented. The model describes the time-relative decrease in the volume of compensatory reserves of the organism, its adaptive capacity, increase probability of regulation disorders and mortality as a final. These changes deteriorate the health status at the population level. In the article statistical data on the changes in the rates of morbidity, mortality and the life expectancy of people from different Russian regions during the period of 1970–2011 were analyzed. The data on the character of changes in the population health in Russia and other countries depending on the income level and the degree of social and psycho-emotional stresses was discussed.

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Dykovich MP, Rukavishnikov VS

Objective and subjective components of health-related quality of life of organized (students and police officers) and unorganized working population in Eastern Siberia under chronic social stress have been considered. SF-36 and social well-being questionnaires were used. Deficiency of biomedical potential and cognitive component of decision-making as a mental resource for overcoming chronic social stress, the presence of intrapersonal conflicts and impaired social behavior, low levels of health and functional capacity of the cardiovascular system, a wide range of functional disorders were identified. There was shown the decrease of individual social well-being and health-related quality. The conclusion about the need for effective government intervention to break formed by chronic social stress «the cycle of social disadvantage» was done.

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