Introduction: Pneumonia is the cause of death of more then 2 mln children every year, which represents approximately 20% from all deaths. In RM the prevalence is 140-150 at 1000 of children. According to WHO, the mortality ...

Introduction: Obesity is the chronical polyetiological disease, which associated with some genetical and neurological factors, changes of functions of endocrine system, one of the serious factors of occurrence of diabetes ...

Background: The term pulmonary-renal syndrome consists of a group of complex and often severe disorders, although rare in incidence, and includes Wegener's Granulomatosis (WG) which is a predominantly small-vessel ...

Introduction: Dilated cardiomyopathy is a severe condition in which the heart muscle is weakened and no longer has the strength to pump blood throughout the body. The weakened heart is unable to pump more blood, therefore ...

Introduction: Human health and chemical safety are key elements in the socioeconomic development of the country. Research conducted in the past in the Republic of Moldova regarding the environmental pollution with chemicals ...

Introduction: The OCRA method is the reference method chosen in ISO (ISO 11228-3) and CEN (EN 1005-5) standards regarding risk assessment and management of upper limbs repetitive movements and exertions. The method ...

Introduction: Antimicrobial resistance is one of the major risks for the global health security. This phenomenon is particularly characteristic of septic-purulent infections. Materials and methods: During 2013 were ...

Introduction: The formation moral adequate personality of a doctor is a long process, complex and difficult because during its evolution professional individual collides not only with moral values , but also with their ...

Introduction: In order to train qualified medical staff, the study is performed on the corpse, which is the basis for achieving the intended educational goals. The way of using corpses in dissection activities, should ...