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Sepsis has become one of the global problems in the healthcare system in recent decades. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 49 million people suffer from sepsis e…
One of the most characteristic and relatively early signs of acute pneumonia (AP) is shortness of breath. The appearance of this sign in patients with AP is usually identified w…
The development of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has not only significantly changed the usual routine of life, but also contributed to the spread of feelings of anxiety and uncertaint…
The onset of the pandemic has caused widespread concern about the rapid spread of the infection and serious concern about the lack of specific treatment for it. Calls and demands …
The appearance of the current COVID-19 pandemic has not only significantly changed the usual rhythm and conditions of our life, but also came as a direct surprise to many, causi…
Each disease known to modern medicine has its own causes (etiology) and mechanisms of development (pathogenesis). Acute pneumonia (AP) is no exception to this rule.
The reason for my present appeal is to draw the attention of a wide range of experts to long-known and proven scientific facts, which despite their importance remain unclaimed.
The results of scientific research are the basis and intellectual potential of practical medicine and its main driving force of improvement and development. When the results of …