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Our Readers Sent Legal Questions About Alzheimers. We Asked a Lawyer
By Dakota Wagner | June 30th, 2023
After a dementia diagnosis, many families have questions about legal or financial planning. We reached out to Kurt Winter, an attorney at law in…
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‘How I First Knew Something Was Wrong:’ An Oral History of Early Dementia
By Genevieve Glass | June 29th, 2023
The early indicators of Alzheimer’s disease or dementia can be subtle — at times, imperceptible to the person experiencing them. Forgetfulness or struggling with…
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Neuroscientists Explain How Brain Tumors Cause Cognitive Decline
By Saritha Krishna and Shawn Hervey-Jumper, UCSF | June 29th, 2023
Researchers have long known that brain tumors, specifically a type of tumor called a glioma, can affect a person’s cognitive and physical function. Patients…
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Myth-busting Brain Health Supplements
By Duane Mellor | June 20th, 2023
Do Turmeric Supplements Work? Here’s What the Science Says
Turmeric has been used by humans for more than 4,000 years. As well as cooking and cosmetics, it’s been a staple of the traditional…
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By Simon Spichak, MSc | April 3rd, 2023
Does Neuriva Plus Work? A Settled Lawsuit Bars Its Makers From Claiming It Does
Would you take a supplement — for example, brain health supplement Neuriva Plus — that claims to boosts your brain function? After all, Mayim…
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By Being Patient | February 17th, 2022
Can Vitamins and Supplements Fight COVID Brain Fog?
There are a number of different ways that COVID-19 can leave its mark on the brain. Some are life-threatening — from severe brain-swelling to…
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By Simon Spichak, MSc | March 30th, 2023
Do Serine Supplements Work? Study Says ‘Exercise Caution’
The appeal of brain boosting pills is obvious: a simple solution that supports cognitive function, making you sharper, improving your memory. This sort of…
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The Quest for Treatments and Cures
By Simon Spichak, MSc | April 12th, 2023
Filling the Void: The Race to Treat Later-Stage Alzheimer’s
As Julie Fleming’s father slipped into the later stages of Alzheimer’s dementia, she could only watch as his computer skills and interests faded. “The…
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By Nicholas Chan | September 27th, 2021
Your Guide to FDA-Approved Alzheimer’s Drugs
Alzheimer’s disease affects one in every three people over the age of 85, and the scale of the epidemic is only worsening. While there…
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By Simon Spichak, MSc | April 14th, 2023
On the Verge of Full FDA Approval, New Details About Leqembi Death
In June, the Food and Drug Administration will decide whether to grant full approval to Biogen and Eisai’s anti-amyloid Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi (generic name…
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By Simon Spichak, MSc | March 21st, 2023
These Lesser-Known Toxic Proteins Are Found in 60% of Alzheimer’s Cases
Anna Karenina begins with the famous line: “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” The principle holds…
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Genetics and Brain Health
By Simon Spichak, MSc | May 4th, 2022
Is Alzheimer’s Genetic?
Breakthrough advancements in gene-sequencing technologies have opened up new pathways for understanding health and disease. Scientists can sequence our genetic code to search for…
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By Simon Spichak, MSc | March 2nd, 2023
How Does the APOE4 Gene Affect My Alzheimer’s Risk?
A human being has as many as 25,000 different genes in their DNA. It’s wild to think that just one tiny little mutation can…
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By Christine Barba | January 2nd, 2019
Life-changing Genes: ‘I Could Have A 50% Chance of Getting Alzheimer’s By 50’
As a college student, Marty Reiswig decided to take his girlfriend to a family reunion. After he noticed many of his relatives struggling with…
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By Nicholas Chan | January 21st, 2021
Considering Genetic Testing for Alzheimer’s? 3 Things to Know
Certain genes like ApoE that play an important role in the disease. ApoE’s genetic variant, known as ApoE4, is the strongest genetic risk factor…
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Better Brain Health
By Katy Koop | March 28th, 2023
Do These Residents of the Bolivian Amazon Hold the Secret to Brain Health?
According to the World Health Organization, more than 55 million people have dementia worldwide. And that number is growing: Every year, nearly 10 million…
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By Alexandra Marvar | December 23rd, 2020
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By Simon Spichak, MSc | June 2nd, 2023
“How Can I Prevent Alzheimer’s?” Here’s What the Science Says
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By Alexandra Marvar | September 2nd, 2021
Could Too Much Coffee Shrink Your Brain? (And Would It Matter?)
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Dementia Diagnosis
By Simon Spichak, MSc | February 7th, 2023
There’s Only One Way to Double-Check a Dementia Diagnosis. Medicare Refuses to Cover It
Now that lecanemab is approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and reimbursed by Medicare and on the market as Leqembi, many Americans…
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By Phil Gutis | August 1st, 2022
Alzheimer’s Blood Tests Take Another Step Forward
At this year’s AAIC, the developer of an Alzheimer’s blood test debuts promising data, while the Alzheimer’s Association warns new blood-based biomarkers aren’t quite…
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By Deborah Kan | June 1st, 2023
What Is FTD? Dementia Experts Explain Symptoms, Diagnosis and Caregiving
With the news of Bruce Willis’s diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia, many have questions about the diagnosis and what to expect. Katie Brandt and Dr….
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By Nicholas Chan | March 27th, 2020
‘Disarming the Diagnosis’: Jim Butler on Life After a Dementia Diagnosis
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Diversity & Dementia
By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech | April 17th, 2023
The Brainchild of a College Class: A Latino Telenovela About Alzheimer’s
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By Rianna Patterson | February 28th, 2023
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By Simon Spichak, MSc | March 31st, 2023
Tony Gonzales’s Fight for Better Alzheimer’s Care in the U.S. Hispanic Community
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By Simon Spichak, MSc | February 15th, 2023
Christiana Egi: Breaking Down Dementia’s Stigmas for the Young and Old
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The Supplements Scoop
By Simon Spichak, MSc | January 27th, 2022
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By Simon Spichak, MSc | March 30th, 2023
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By Being Patient | February 17th, 2022
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By Simon Spichak, MSc | August 16th, 2022
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Changing the Face of Alzheimer’s
By Elizabeth Hewitt | December 6th, 2022
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By Elizabeth Hewitt | December 20th, 2022
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By Genevieve Glass | February 22nd, 2021
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By Katy Koop | March 1st, 2023
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Boys Husky Pants Size Chart – Metro School Uniforms
Boys Husky/Extended Sizes Pants:
Size | Age | Height | Waist | Hip | Inseam | |
L (10/12) | 10H | 9-10 yr | 53″-55″ | 29″ | 31. 5″ | 25.25″ |
12H | 11-12 yr | 56″-58″ | 30.5″ | 33″ | 27.5″ | |
XL (14/16) | 14H | 12-13 yr | 59″-61″ | 32″ | 35.5″ | 28.5″ |
16H | 14 yr and up | 62″-63″ | 33.5″ | 36″ | 29.75″ | |
XXL (18/20) | 18H | 64″-65.5″ | 35″ | 37.5″ | 30.75″ | |
20H | 66″-68″ | 36.5 | 39″ | 31.5″ |
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XLVI Regional Student Scientific and Practical Conference “Youth of the Third Millennium”
Dear Colleagues!
We inform you that from April 04 to May 13, 2022
at the Omsk State University. F.M. Dostoevsky will host the XLVI regional
student scientific-practical conference “Youth of the third millennium”.
The conference is scheduled for
following sections:
1.
Story;
2.
Right;
3.
Physics;
4.
Chemistry;
5.
Philosophy;
6.
Theology
and religious studies;
7.
Culturology
and ethics;
8.
Theatrical
art: theory and practice;
9.
culture
and art;
10. Psychology and organization of work with youth;
11. Computer Science;
12. Sociology;
13. Philology and mass communication;
14. Economy;
15. Mathematics and Information Technology;
16. Foreign languages;
17. Physical culture, sports, recreation and
rehabilitation;
18. Political science, international relations and
regional processes;
19. Anthropology and ethnology;
20. Social work;
21. “Steps into science”
(section of the Institute of Secondary Vocational Education and Pre-University Training).
Best work
students will be awarded diplomas and published in an electronic collection
scientific articles, which will be placed in the scientific citation database of the RSCI.
To participate in
The conference invites students, undergraduates, graduate students and young scientists.
The form of participation is full-time or remote.
To participate in a scientific conference, you must
March 31, 2022 send
application to [email protected] at
the form provided in the appendix. The Organizing Committee reserves the right to reject
reports (articles) that do not correspond to the subject and design of the conference requirements.
Additional information on organization and
the conference can be obtained by phone number 8 (3812) 64-27-00 or
by e-mail [email protected]
(contact person – Eliza Rudikovna Grigoryan).
Key dates
Call for Abstracts
Abstract discussion
Organizing Committee
Zamyatin Sergey Vladimirovich – acting rector, candidate of technical sciences,
Associate Professor, Chairman of the Organizing Committee.
Prudnikov Pavel Vladimirovich – Vice-Rector for Research, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor, Deputy Chairman.
Klyuev Artem Igorevich – Candidate of Historical Sciences, Head of the Scientific and Technical Department.
Arbuz Anna Vladimirovna – Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor.
Arbuzova Elena Nikolaevna – Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor.
Asmakovets Elena Sergeevna – candidate of psychological sciences, associate professor.
Bogachenko Nadezhda Fyodorovna – Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences,
assistant professor.
Bykova Natalya Ivanovna – Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor.
Voskresenskaya Elena Gennadievna – candidate of philological sciences, associate professor.
Grigoryan Eliza Rudikovna – specialist in organization and support
research activities.
Danilov Vyacheslav Leonidovich – candidate of historical sciences, associate professor.
Zakharova Yuliya Viktorovna – Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor.
Kravchenko Yuliya Dmitrievna – candidate of philological sciences, associate professor.
Krivoruchko Marina Vladimirovna – Senior Lecturer.
Sergey B. Krikh – Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor.
Mamonova Marina Vladimirovna – Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences,
assistant professor.
Obukhova Galina Nikolaevna – candidate of legal sciences, associate professor.
Pyatanova Polina Anatolyevna – Candidate of Chemical Sciences Associate Professor of the Department
inorganic chemistry.
Fattakhova Leyla Rinatovna – Candidate of Art History, Associate Professor.
Event materials
Participant Application
Program of the XLVI Regional Student Scientific and Practical Conference “Youth of the Third Millennium” 04. 04.2022
Program of the XLVI Regional Student Scientific and Practical Conference “Youth of the Third Millennium” 21.04.2022
The program of the section “Law”.
Requirements for conference texts
90,000 in Moscow will host the Youth Pokrovsky ball in honor of the 20th anniversary of the Russian Orthodox University / News / Patriarchy.ru
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17 October 2013, 2013:48
On October 25, 2013, Moscow will host the Pokrovsky Youth Ball, dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the Russian Orthodox University.
The ball will take place in the oldest museum in the capital, the State Geological Museum on Mokhovaya. The program of the ball will open with a tour of the exhibition halls of the museum and honoring teachers, students and graduates of the university. The evening will be held to the music of Strauss, Tchaikovsky, Glinka, Khachaturian, Sviridov performed by the Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow P.I. Tchaikovsky. Guests will enjoy a rich concert program, a master class in ballroom dancing (waltz, polonaise, Russian quadrille, etc.), a charity lottery, as well as creative competitions.
Friends, partners and graduates of the university are invited to the ball, including hierarchs and clergy of the Russian Orthodox Church, well-known figures of culture, science, education, and business representatives.
The Intercession Ball is organized by the Student Council of the Russian Orthodox University, the Center for Youth Programs and Projects named after St. Spyridon Trimifuntsky and the Moscow Student Center.
It is planned that the Intercession Ball will become an annual holiday, designed to unite the youth of today in the revival of national cultural traditions.
Address: st. Mokhovaya, 11, building 11, State Geological Museum of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Vernadsky, White Hall.
The ball starts at 18.00.
Admission to the event is by invitation only. Media participation – by prior accreditation ([email protected]) .
RPU/ Patriarchia.ru