Netology Course "Python Development for Beginners" - http://netolo.gy/kEv As always, the promo code SKAZHIGORDEEVA gives a 45% discount on paid Netology courses. Advertising. Netology LLC. LjN8K8pob Discount on the first consultation in Docmed and Docdeti https://docdeti.ru/skidka-skazhi-gord... Advertising. DOKDETI LLC. LjN8KJ5PG KATERINA GORDEEVA RECOGNIZED AS A FOREIGN AGENT BY THE RUSSIAN MINISTRY OF JUSTICE Who and what is this episode about: Mikhail Laskov, one of the best Russian oncologists, is the hero of the new episode of "Tell Gordeeva." In this episode: does war cancel cancer? how to treat people knowing that people nearby are dying from bullets? who will treat if all the doctors leave Russia? how will the new procedure for providing oncological care affect patients? What does a doctor feel when he can't save the one he loves? And how working in oncology humbles his pride. And also – stories of friendship with Andrey Pavlenko and Alena Meshkova. And... how to learn to fly a plane... #telligordeeva #laskov #oncology Contents: 0:00 "He will listen to us, we will listen to him and decide together what needs to be done" 3:10 "People recover from one cancer and get another, which used to be rare and strange" 5:25 "Mobilization was not a surprise. But they won't be able to turn us into North Korea" 7:10 How will the mobilization of doctors affect the quality of medicine? 9:13 Advertising in which a new profession appears 12:49 Why doesn't Laskov's clinic look like a hospital? 15:43 Is cancer treatment in Russia long, expensive and futile? 18:17 "Your nose is blocked - it could be a runny nose, allergies or cancer" 22:47 Who decides on the patient's treatment? 24:48 Advertising with evidence 30:30 "Here you were a professor, but abroad you are nobody" - about the new wave of Russian emigration 32:21 Three main triggers for cancer 37:46 Does war cancel cancer? 39:19 "Sacrificing oneself for patients is not a doctor's responsibility" 40:32 "City hospitals can no longer operate on cancer" - on the new procedure for providing oncological care 44:11 "According to the new law, I cannot prescribe chemotherapy in my clinic" 48:26 "Previously, a person could be treated by a doctor of his own choosing, under the compulsory medical insurance, but now he can't" 50:19 "This war will greatly damage the ability to treat people" 51:58 The main misconceptions of cancer patients 54:18 Checkup and genetic test - what's the difference? 57:22 "It is much more difficult for a doctor to say that you do not need to be treated than that you need to be treated" 1:00:56 What screenings are mandatory? 1:05:49 "Russian medicine wants to saw up the patient like a chicken" 1:06:39 How to treat patients after the introduction of sanctions? 1:09:29 "Medicine does not consist of robots and protons, but of good band-aids" 1:12:57 "There were no high-quality studies of import substitution drugs" 1:17:43 "A doctor in Russia does not treat, but distributes" 1:19:08 "I don't know why I'm still a doctor" 1:20:07 "I periodically treat patients in a way that I would not want a doctor to treat me" 1:22:42 "Andrey Pavlenko and I were very close in the last year of his life" 1:23:55 "Andrey had an idea on how to turn doctors into good surgeons" — about Pavlenko's school for oncology surgeons 1:26:19 "We all got involved in Andrey's idea so that it would be realized" — about the Pavlenko school 1:27:17 "Andrey Pavlenko was the most sober patient" 1:29:15 "When you say goodbye to a person for the last time, this level of closeness is unique under any circumstances" 1:30:36 What will happen to the oncology surgeons from Pavlenko's school? 1:31:24 Laskov became a pilot. Why? 1:33:48 "I came up with the idea of ​​giving children from the Khabensky Foundation rides on an airplane. It's so cool" 1:35:23 "Under my desk there was a box of medicines worth 50 thousand euros from charitable foundations" - how Laskov began collaborating with foundations 1:41:01 "The most difficult moment was when we last saw each other in the hospice" - about the first director of the Khabensky Foundation Alena Meshkova 1:42:46 "We try not to treat loved ones" - what a doctor feels when he cannot save a friend 1:45:19 How to tell a patient that there is no point in further treatment? 1:48:50 "Who said that it is not normal when children die?" 1:50:09 "I do not have a super-task, so that the patient does not die" 1:52:37 Why did Laskov leave the state oncology center for private medicine? 1:54:05 The same doctor behaves differently in a private clinic and in a state hospital. Why? 1:56:24 "Medicine is politics" 1:57: