[The readiness of Kazakhstan to implementation of medicinal insurance: the sociological substantiation and education activities of public organizations].

Until recently, in Kazakhstan, both health care services and medication support of population were financed from National budget and compulsory social health insurance foundation. But actual system meet needs of Kazakhstanis in medications not in full measure. The purpose of the study is to identify readiness of citizens to implementation of new medicinal insurance program with state co-financing.

[TOPICAL ISSUES OF FUNCTIONING AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE SINGLE MARKET OF MEDICINES OF THE EURASIAN ECONOMIC UNION].

Currently, the Eurasian Economic Union regulates all stages of the circulation of medicines, including their development, preclinical research, clinical trials, industrial production, pharmacy manufacture, sale, storage, transportation, medical use, return to the manufacturer or supplier and destruction. Legal regulation of medicines in the EEU is carried out at several levels: at the level of the legislation of the EEU and at the level of the national legislation of each of the member states. As part of the formation of a common market for medicines in the EEU countries, more than seventy regulatory legal acts were adopted.

[LEGAL BASIS FOR THE MOVEMENT OF MEDICINES ACROSS THE CUSTOMS BORDER OF THE EURASIAN ECONOMIC UNION BY LEGAL ENTITIES].

The issues of the movement of medicines across the customs border of the Eurasian Economic Union are timely and relevant, due to the increase in the turnover of medicines in the Russian Federation. The article deals with the issues of import and export through the customs border of the Eurasian Economic Union of both registered and unregistered medicines in the Russian Federation by legal entities. In addition, the authors investigated the regulatory and legal procedure for the movement of medicines across the customs border of the Eurasian Economic Union containing narcotic and psychotropic substances.

Computer vision syndrome - symptoms and prevention.

Computer vision syndrome is a term for a set of symptoms that often manifest themselves during a long-term work on a digital device. According to several studies, these symptoms are more common in people with uncorrected latent strabismus. The most frequent complications include eye fatigue, blurred and double vision, headaches, and neck and back pain.