Deficiency of any vitamin leads to impaired synthesis of certain coenzymes and can manifest itself in various diseases. The article presents an analysis of data on vitamins and their significance in clinical pharmacology. Everyone knows that vegetables and fruits contain a lot of vitamins. However, vegetables and fruits alone cannot meet the body's needs for vitamins. Carriers of vitamins of group A, group B, nicotinic acid, vitamin E are such high-calorie products as black bread, butter and vegetable oil, milk and dairy products, cereals, etc. However, they also cannot cover the entire daily need of the body for vitamins. Therefore, it is recommended to additionally consume multivitamin preparations and products that indicate on the packaging that they are vitaminized
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The article provides information about Alternaria melon blight, its pathogens and harm. It mainly contains information about the symptoms of Alternaria disease during the growing season of melon, the harm caused by the disease, and resistant varieties. Experiments were carried out in open fields in the central regions of the republic in Sirdarya and Jizzakh regions, as well as small field experiments in lysimeters
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Gardeners started cultivating wild blueberries only 100 years ago, so we can safely say that blueberries are a young culture. This berry is attractive both as an ornamental plant and as a berry shrub, which gives a high-quality, delicious, vitamin-rich harvest. The berry is used in pharmaceuticals, as blueberries contain powerful antioxidants and a high amount of vitamins
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Trap crops are used to repel pests away from the main vegetables by luring harmful insects onto their own leaves and stems. Farmers may have to deal with pests on decoy crops - whether it is manual harvesting or disposal of infected plants — but at least the main vegetables will not be affected
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The article describes the results of surgical treatment of primary hyperparathyroidism in children. On the basis of a thorough study of the long-term results of parathyroidectomy, the author found that in the overwhelming majority of patients, there is a positive dynamic of clinical manifestations and the normalization of biochemical parameters. The data obtained indicate the restoration of calcium-phosphorus metabolism and bone tissue in the majority of operated children with primary hyperparathyroidism in the long term after treatment
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This article explores the critical process of managing the implementation of a strategic plan and monitoring its execution within treatment and prevention facilities in the healthcare sector. Effective strategic planning is pivotal for healthcare organizations aiming to adapt to changing industry dynamics, enhance patient care, and achieve long-term sustainability. By delving into the intricacies of strategic plan implementation, this article offers insights into the key steps, challenges, and best practices involved. Additionally, it highlights the importance of ongoing monitoring and evaluation to ensure that strategic goals are met, providing a comprehensive guide for healthcare leaders and administrators seeking to navigate the complexities of strategic management
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Comparison and improvement of the principles of diagnosis, treatment of purulent-inflammatory diseases of the skin and soft tissues based on the classifications of surgical infections used in the countries of the Union and Europe. From 2018 to 2023, the results of diagnosis and treatment of patients with purulent-inflammatory diseases of the skin and soft tissues in the surgical infection department of the ToshPMI clinic were studied based on classifications adopted in the CIS countries and Europe. Results. If purulent-inflammatory diseases of the skin and soft tissues are identified at an early stage and the necessary surgical interventions are performed in a timely manner, then complications after the diseases will be prevented, and the effectiveness of treatment will be high. Despite the fact that there is evidence of surgical infection, there is still an increase in the number of patients with these diseases and complications after the disease, severe scars, sepsis and a number of other complications.
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The high prevalence of tuberculosis among the population determines the relevance of information on timely diagnosis and treatment, and prevention of this pathology. The clinical manifestations of tuberculosis in the oral cavity are described, depending on the form, and modern diagnostic methods. prevention methods for tuberculosis as well as dentist tactics for oral tuberculosis. Goal: The need for knowledge of tuberculosis and its early manifestations, the ability to correctly assess the clinical picture, and conduct a complete history collection patient, as well as navigate the structure of the TB service
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This article explores the critical aspects and strategies involved in the formation of a healthy lifestyle in teenagers. Adolescence is a pivotal stage for the development of lifelong habits, and fostering a healthy lifestyle during this period is crucial for overall well-being. The article examines the key factors that influence teenagers' lifestyle choices, including nutrition, physical activity, mental health, and social influences. It also discusses effective educational and intervention approaches that promote healthy behaviors in teenagers, aiming to empower them with the knowledge and skills necessary for a balanced and fulfilling life
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