[THE MODE OF CLARIFYING DIAGNOSTIC OF PROGRESSING FORMS OF OVARIAN CARCINOMA].

The ovarian carcinoma is the most frequent cause of death because of malignant neoplasins in women. At that, there is no pathognomonic symptoms permitting diagnosing stage of process with sufficient degree of confidence. This is a determinative not only for choosing treatment regimen but also for correlation of expected results of treatments with economic factors with purpose to evaluate cost effectiveness under monitoring of these patients.

[Stochastic simulation of the process of matching of the ages of the human and the experimental mammalian].

The aim of the article is to work out the simple approach for matching of the ages of the human and mammalian. The model is based on the analysis of the counting processes of the proper ontogenetic events (such as the emergence of the first molars, the first ovulation, almost complete cessation of growth, menopause). The choice of the events is reduced to the claim of being observable.

[Identification and prevention of varicose veins disease of lower extremities in military conscripts].

The authors considered the problem of prevention and detection of varicose subcutaneous veins of lower extremities in soldiers performing military service by conscription, and make recommendations about troop doctor, a range of means must be used to increase the duration of the stage of conservative treatment.

Disability trends in gender and race groups of early retirement ages in the USA.

Objectives: To analyse disability trends over the 1980s-1990s in gender and race groups of early retirement ages in USA.

Methods: Disability trends for white and black males and females aged 65-69 and 70+ are analysed using the 1982-1999 NLTCS. Disability is analysed at three levels (instrumental activities of daily living (IADL), activities of daily living (ADL), and institutionalisation).

[People fix radio because they can create them].

Comments to the article of Yu. Lazebnik Yu. "Can a biologist fix a radio?--Or, what I learned while studying apoptosis".