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Importance of Supramolecular Complexes of Glycyrrhizic Acid and Salts in Pharmaceuticals
No full textCurrently, in the creation of effective drugs, it is important to increase the solubility of the drugs, their stability to the environment in which the drug is transported, oxidation processes, and to be able to control the release of the drug from the drug form. Molecular encapsulation technology of the main active drug substance is one of the modern methods for increasing the effectiveness of difficult-to-dissolve, highly toxic pharmacons. The essence of the technology is that the molecule of the drug is placed on the surface of the complex-forming substance molecule. This technology is applied to drugs that are poorly soluble in water, highly toxic, low in bioactivity, and used in high doses. Complex drugs have a number of advantages, showing high solubility and dissolution rate, high bio-reactivity, through which a rapid therapeutic effect is achieved, and a decrease in negative side effects is observed, they are protected from premature destruction under the influence of metabolic processes in the body, and the possibility of transport in the body is increased
Psychological Dependence on Electronic Cigarettes and their Impact on the Human Body and Others
No full textIn electronic cigarettes, both nicotine and nicotine-free liquids are used, which are chemical mixtures of various compositions. E-cigarette liquids contain toxic substances (such as carbonyl compounds and heavy metals), as well as carcinogens (such as formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, etc.)
About The Perspective of the Use of Silicon-Containing Mineral Fillers in the Production of Composite Presenting
No full textOne of the ways to improve RTI is the use of chemicals- additives and mineral dispersed fillers, which in a wide assortment are presented in the markets of the Republic of Uzbekistan, their use will allow facilitate the processing of mixtures with the creation of rubbers with improved properties
A Healthy Generation is the Base of a Great Future
No full textThis article describes the health and well-being of the young generation, that is, people who are growing up or who are coming to the world and growing up in this country. Following the 7 important rules of a healthy lifestyle is the main goal of this topic. In addition, eating vitamin-rich products, paying attention to a healthy lifestyle, doing sports, and following hygiene rules are the main factors of living a healthy life
Anatomical and Topographic Characteristics of the Prostate Gland of Rats during Postnatal Ontogenesis
No full textThe article highlights the anatomical and topographic features of the prostate of male rats, their organometric indicators throughout postnatal ontogenesis. Based on the data obtained, the holotoopy of the organ, its shape, the growth rate of the mass of the prostate gland and the anatomical parameters of the prostate of rats (mass, thickness, width, length) were established.
Structural age-related restructuring of the prostate is uneven and manifests itself in a change in the shape and linear parameters of the organ, which is due to the morphological and functional characteristics of the organ in different age periods. It has been established that the greatest increase in the weight of the prostate is observed in the interval from 3 to 9 months, the smallest - in 18-month-old rats. The greatest increase in the linear parameters of the organ was noted by the end of the lactation period and in young rats of 6 and 9 months of age
Effects of High Intensity Interval Training (Hiit) on Cardiovascular Diseases
No full textHigh-intensity interval training is easier to stick with and perform in cardiac rehabilitation due to its short-term high oxygen-consumption activity interphased with intervals of low-intensity training or rest for recovery. Time-efficient high-intensity interval training (HIIT), rather than guideline-based moderate-intensity continuous training, has been studied as an exercise training program in complete cardiac rehabilitation. According to research, high-intensity exercise improves aerobic and metabolic performance by stimulating the cardiopulmonary system and skeletal muscles more. In this small study, we looked at the risk factors for cardiovascular disease, improving cardiovascular health through exercise and high-intensity interval training (HIIT), and heart failure and HIIT. High-intensity interval training (HIIT) has been identified as an effective exercise protocol for general health and primary and secondary cardiovascular prevention using short exercise sessions. Given the variety of HIIT protocols, which can be divided into aerobic HIIT and anaerobic HIIT [usually referred to as sprint interval training (SIT)], health-care professionals such as primary care physicians and cardiologists may struggle to select an appropriate protocol for their patients. High-intensity interval training (HIIT) has emerged as a potentially beneficial alternative, involving brief bursts of high-intensity exercise interspersed with periods of rest, with the goal of increasing cardiovascular exercise intensity in a time-efficient manner. Understanding HIIT protocols and implementing the appropriate type for each participant would result in better VO+ peak improvements with higher adherence and lower risk
Improving the Diagnosis and Drug Treatment of Patients with Metastatic Breast Cancer, Taking into Account Prognostic Factors
No full textBreast cancer is a malignant tumor characterized by rather aggressive growth and the ability to actively metastasize. This pathogenesis is due to the complex interaction of genetic, hormonal, metabolic, exogenous and other factors and is the most common malignant neoplasm among women in the world. Older age and being a woman are the strongest risk factors for developing breast cancer. Potentially modifiable factors associated with increased risk in women include weight gain after age 18 and/or being overweight or obese (in the case of postmenopausal breast cancer); menopausal hormone therapy (a combination of estrogen and progestin), formerly called hormone replacement therapy; alcohol consumption; and lack of physical activity. Breastfeeding for at least one year reduces the risk
A Healthy Child is a Guarantee of Family Joy and a Country Prospect
No full textThis article covers the need to limit our parents to falling into such a whirlwind of disaster from being in a well with their relatives as much as possible so that disabled people are not born. Because our children are our trusted mountain, our support, our dreams hope, our happiness, the continuation of our life
The Relevance of the Organization of Quality Control in Modern Clinical and Diagnostic Laboratories
No full textThis presented review provides brief reviews of the literature on etops, types, role and importance of quality control in laboratory research, and most of the literature presents information collected unchanged for the convenience of the user. In the analyses carried out, the need was initially conceived to emphasize the high quality and accuracy of biochemical laboratory studies in several fields of medicine, mainly in the implementation of timely successful treatment of patients. It also emphasizes the determination of medical personnel to ensure as little as possible reliability of errors during analysis in order to achieve good results during therapeutic measures.
Thus, the satisfaction of the requirements of the doctor and the patient for laboratory tests is the main goal of the application of the quality management system in clinical diagnostic laboratories. The formation and application of quality indicators for each stage of laboratory research in the work of the clinical diagnostic laboratory (CDL) allows us to reliably influence the quality of laboratory services
Methods of Atraumatic Treatment of Caries in Children
No full textCurrently, the treatment of temporary teeth is one of the most urgent problems in pediatric therapeutic dentistry. As you know, children have a labile psycho-emotional status, and visiting a dentist is stressful for a child's body. The problem is to provide adequate painless treatment without the use of sedatives and analgesics.
The atraumatic filling technique (ART) is based on the properties of glass ionomer cements, the most significant of which are the release of fluoride ions, chemical adhesion to the enamel and dentin of the tooth, and ease of application. The method of atraumatic filling involves the treatment of carious cavities manually, without the use of a drill and injection anesthesia, which are the main stress factors