Tver physicians: attitudes toward euthanasia

Article Abstract:

The results of a survey, given to Tver physicians, conducted on euthanasia are provided. The physicians were fairly divided on whether they felt euthanasia was appropriate, with 26% stating yes, if the patient wants it, and 41% stating only under certain circumstances would they consider euthanasia.

Physicians, Medical professions, Social policy, Euthanasia

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Assessments of the level of public awareness of hygiene

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the results of a health awareness survey regarding pediculosis (lice) in Russia. The results show that most people understood that pediculosis is a common threat, but were ignorant to more specific details of lice, such as transmission and how to combat lice infestation.

Health aspects, Pediculosis, Health surveys, Hygiene

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