[The mental health of Russians in "post-pandemic": the empirical studies review].

The article presents review of empirical social medical and sociological studies of mental health of Russians in "post-pandemic" (2022 - first half of 2023). The purpose of the study is to generalize results of corresponding studies. The review covers the articles in national scientific journals indexed in the RSCI, the results of monitoring surveys carried out by both all-Russian research organizations handling analysis of public opinion and by Federal research and educational organizations.

[Identification of social risk factors for health of preschool children residing in areas with high anthropogenic load].

In the article there is substantiated the need to include social factors (particularly lifestyle factors) in the risk assessment procedure of the health of children residing in conditions of anthropogenic impact on the environment. The purpose and algorithm for identification of social risk factors are disclosed. There are reported results of testing of author's approaches as exemplified of the Perm region (sample size--642 people).

[Social and behavioural factors of reproductive health in female workers (exemplified by textile factory)].

Based on analysis of sociologic poll results in a textile factory of Perm area, the authors describe main social and behaviour factors of reproductive health deterioration among female workers exposed to occupational hazards. Conclusion is high prevalence of behavioural factors of health deterioration, with occupational and household hazards in the studied group.

[Concomitant influence of occupational and social risk factors on health of workers engaged into powder metallurgy].

Results of health risk evaluation in workers engaged into powder metallurgy, using complex of hygienic, medical, epidemiologic and sociologic studies, enable to define priority occupational and social risk factors, to assess degree of their influence on the workers' health and to identify occupationally induced diseases.