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The State Research Center for Virology and Biotechnology, Vector, has successfully accomplished the development of a candidate HIV vaccine and obtained permission to test it on volunteers, the center's press service said on Friday.
A group of stocky, middle-aged men huddle in a changing room, vaguely resembling a worn-out American steak house. The room smells of chlorine, fish, and dirty towels. The men’s stomachs protrude beneath their towels; they are drunk and dripping with sweat. It is not a good combination, but they don’t care. They are indulging themselves, as they do every week, in an undeniably Russian experience.
Russian tobacco producers will introduce warning messages on cigarette packs on Saturday to enhance public awareness of smoking-related mortality threats.
The swine flu pandemic, which claimed over 18,000 lives worldwide, remains a threat for Russia, but experts believe that Russia's response to the deadly virus was effective.
The Russian Health and Social Development Ministry called on all smokers trying to quit to do so on May 31 on annual international anti-smoking day.
Russian railroad police and volunteers will give underage smokers candy in exchange for their cigarettes at Moscow train stations on Monday
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday Russia needs to start a large-scale health-care reform in 2011 and pledged to allocate more than 300 billion rubles ($10 billon) in the next few years to improve health care in the country.
Dutch healthcare authorities recommend that health insurance companies charge smokers and people with unhealthy lifestyles higher premiums, national media reported.
| September 2010 |