Scientific priorities formation in International Committee on Occupational medicine.

The article presents information on activities of International Committee on Occupational medicine - history of its foundation, development and formation, main scientific goals and studies.

To 125th anniversary of V.V. Svyatlovsky's <> publication. The author's contribution into national industrial medicine development.

The article covers historical materials about Russian scientists Vladimir Vladimirovitch Svyatlovsky, author of the first Russian manual on industrial medicine - <>. Role of the scientist in national science development, his contribution into workers' health preservation, his works and lectures - these are topics also covered in the article.

[Formation and implementation of youth science policy in occupational medicine in Russia].

The authors present manterials on youth movement in medical science, on this trend development priorities in governmental policy, on main historical moments of its formation, on events for young scientists and specialists, their role in advances and implementation of research work. These topics are exemplified on youth participation in medical science, hygiene and science on workers' health preservation--occupational medicine.

[First scientific research and publications on occupational medicine in Russia].

The article covers data on first in Russian Empire research works and publications on workers' health, occupation-related diseases occurrence, prevention and treatment of such diseases, prophylactic methods.

[Main stages of occupational pathology development in Russia].

The authors attempted to follow history of national occupational pathology development, analyzed features of its formation of Russian Federation territory, presented main stages and key moments of its establishment in XIX-XXI centuries.

[Issues of occupational health in scientific works of Aleksey N. Sysin (to the 85th anniversary of the "A.N. Sysin Research Institute of Human Ecology and Environmental Health")].

Research priorities of Alexei Nikolaevich Sysin (1879-1956) were faced to the study of issues of sanitary and epidemiological welfare of Russia. World- renowned hygienist scientist was the one of the pioneers in the field of general and communal hygiene, epidemiology and disinfection. Not little attention A.

[Russian Federation implementation of WHO global efforts plan on workers health care].

The article deals with problems of implementing global WHO efforts plan on workers health care, Target program of World Labor Organization on work and occupational environment safety "For safe labor", some WLO conventions. The authors justify priority directions of governmental policy on health care for working population in Russia.

[To 70th anniversary of the Victory: activities of V.A. Obukh Central Institute for Industrial hygiene and Occupational diseases with USSR Narkomzdrav during Great Patriotic War].

The article covers data on activities of scientists and staffers of VA. Obukh Central Institute for Industrial hygiene and Occupational diseases with USSR Narkomzdrav during Great Patriotic War, on role of occupational therapists and hygienists in solving problems of better medical and sanitary care for workers engaged into defence industry.

[International scientific activity of Occupational Medicine Research Institute in 2014].

The article presents results of international scrientific cooperation of the Institute in 2014, including participation in international conferences, forums, congresses.

Integrated programme for noncommunicable diseases prevention and control (NCD).

In spite of the difference between developed and developing countries, health conditions change in a predictable pattern: the mortality and morbidity rates caused by infectious diseases decline while the rates related to non-infectious pathology increase. Taking into account the increasing importance of noncommunicable diseases, the majority of countries are developing a set of disease-oriented (cancer, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, etc.) prevention and control programmes as well as factor-oriented programmes such as anti-smoking, alcohol abuse and nutrition.