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G S Popov

Publications and source records attributed to G S Popov.

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PubMed1990

[Prevention of premature aging].

Dispensarization of the entire population of the Latvian SSR over a 4-year period covering in 1984-87 75-84 percent of adult population resulted in substantial reduction of chronic diseases in the city of Riga (30.2%) including those detected for the first time (22.6%), the reduction being registered both in the age group of persons under 60 and over 60. Paying proper attention to prevention, active detection and treatment of cardiological, gastroenterological, neurological, narcological, surgical, oncological and dermatological diseases among persons under 60 years of age as well as an active treatment of pulmonological, nephrological, endocrinological, urological, ++ophthalmological and otorhinolaryngological diseases specific for the elderly population permit one to provide prevention of premature aging and vital activity of the elderly.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1989

[Socio-psychological factors in managing innovation processes].

The main principles of sociopsychologic aspects of the strategy of innovation introduction into health care have been analyzed. Highlighted is the problem of correlation of economic and sociopsychologic management aspects at the modern stage.

Attitude of Health Personnel↗
PubMed1981

[Analysis of reproduction by schizophrenics and chronic alcoholics].

With the aid of a specially elaborated chart certain indices of fertility and sexual behaviour were determined in 1113 females with schizophrenia and in 275 patients with chronic alcoholism of fertile age. A correlation of these indices with similar indices in normal females demonstrated that the level of reproductivity in schizophrenic females is lower than in normals and in chronic alcoholic females. The feasibility of applying measures of hygiene in marital and sexual relations of patients with schizophrenia and chronic alcoholism is discussed.

Adolescent↗