Volleyball team Russia lost to team Poland yesterday during the European championship. It lost in three sets, with real fight in only one of them. Congratulations to team Poland, a well-deserved victory. What are the reasons for the Russian team loss? Not always good team play? Likely. Insufficient individual mastery? Probably. I would like to […]
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The 1st of September. Children go to school. A significant day. A hope for new knowledge, new acquaintances, new events. If so why so many people have sour faces or, at least, they feel sour at heart? The period of relaxation for everyone is over. Too many things turn from good to worse. Pupils have to
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Drivers know well the following situation: you are standing in a traffic jam. There is a free lane next to you, designated for a turn. There is often a car going there, but not for a turn. It tries to squeeze in front of you. Should you let it go or not? Maybe he is
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Today’s news: Covivac, the most sought after among Russian registered COVID vaccines, is available to everyone from 18 to 60 years old in 14 Health pavilions in Moscow parks. Their location you can see in the map here: Здоровая Москва (mosgorzdrav.ru) More details – in the Russian version of this page. Evening update: as expected,
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The theme of antibody testing becomes increasingly popular these days. Among the reasons – spreading of delta variant of coronavirus, a tangible increase in the number of cases, new limitations, increase in demand for vaccination and the desire to learn if it is time to get vaccinated after suffering coronavirus or if the vaccination was
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I got vaccinated recently, and so I expressed my attitude to the question in the title. I was waiting for a particular vaccine which was not available for a long time in Russia. At last it became available, and after that it was an easy decision. If Astra Zeneca vaccine was available in Russia and
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It is strange, but many vaccinnated people around me think that as soon as they get the first dose of the vaccine, they can relax, ease anti-COVID limitations, stop keeping social distance, wearing masks, etc. It is quite understandable that people are very tired of all those limitations, but the rules are well-known. For example,
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The situation with COVID-19 in Europe seems to change during the last month. From one side, in many countries the number of infections is on the rise, and countries toughen health security measures. So, this should push more people to seek vaccination. From the other side, recent suspicions that AstraZeneca vaccine might lead to formation
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Last time I set some vital questions on vaccination, and I have to admit I still haven’t made my mind on vaccination, and I haven’t vaccinated myself yet. Russian part of my blog is primarily for the audience in Russia, and English part is for the international audience. The situation is different in different countries.
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Vaccination against COVID-19 gets speed. Many countries are keen to vaccinate substantial proportion of their citizen during a few coming months. Now, at the relative start of the vaccination, when the number of available vaccine doses is insufficient, so the demand is much greater than supply and there are queues, population categories that can participate,
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