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I V Anisimov

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PubMed1997

[Specific features of tuberculosis in the similar biogeochemical subareas of the biosphere in the Chuvash and Sakha (Iakutia) republics].

The use of biogeochemical zoning of the territories of the Chuvash and Sakha (Yakutia) Republics revealed that due to silicon deficiency in the food biogeochemical chain, the indigenous population had reduced cellular immunity, accumulated residual tuberculous changes leading to higher morbidity, disease aggravation, more frequent complications, high tuberculosis mortality.

Adult↗
PubMed1997

[Significance of expedition studies in epidemiology of tuberculosis in Iakutia (to 70 anniversary of the first expedition)].

The paper gives the data of expedition studies made since 1925 by the USSR Academy of Sciences, the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences, the USSR and RSFSR Peoples' Commissariat of Health, to examine to the epidemiology of tuberculosis in Yakutia, whose significance is very great in combatting tuberculosis and setting up the antituberculosis service in the republic. Over 70 years since the first complex expedition made by the USSR Academy of Sciences there has a more than 55-fold reduction in the spread of tuberculosis in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).

Academies and Institutes↗
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[The principles of organizing hygiene education for the population].

The authors recommend the only type of movement of the toothbrush: along the vertical axis of the tooth with the maximal involvement of the gingival mucosa. The duration of the process depends not on its time, but on the number of the cleaning movements made. Twenty paired movements with the toothbrush are sufficient to remove completely the bacterial coating of the incisors, 25 movements to make so for the canines and premolars, and 30 movements for the molars. Use of this mode of tooth-brushing by subjects of various age groups has demonstrated its high efficacy for the prevention of dental diseases.

Dental Deposits↗