1389Test Access to Wolters Kluwer Health Medical Book Collections
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The GrSMU Library has been granted test access to Wolters Kluwer Health medical book collections
983The Impact of Reading on Thinking and Emotions
Books are not just a source of information or entertainment. They are a powerful tool for personal transformation, a way to unlock our inner reserves and potential that we may not even be aware of. Recent scientific research has revealed a fascinating picture of how immersing ourselves in text can alter our brain architecture and emotional landscape.
1414Test access to the Begell Biomedical Research Collection
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The GrSMU Library has access to the full-text collection of biomedical journals publi
1348Test Access to the Digital Learning Tool "Medical Atlas"
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GrSMU has been granted test access to the "Medical Atlas", a digital learning tool developed by Privolzhsky Research Medical University.
989The Screen Epidemic: How Mobile Phones Affect Our Health
Modern society has faced the widespread adoption of mobile phones, which have transformed from a means of communication to an integral part of everyday life...
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Piercing, implants, scarification, tunnels, tongue incision (split), and even tattoos on the eyeballs...
1732Truth in a Drop: Facts and Fiction about Palm Oil
Palm oil has been part of the food industry for over 5,000 years and now plays a significant role in the markets of 130 countries around the world. According to ISTA Mielke GmbH, every third kilogram of oil consumed by humans is palm oil.
1133Boundless Imagination of Gianni Rodari
Gianni Rodari (1920 – 1980) was an Italian children's writer and the man who invented Cipollino. He was very popular in the USSR, and his books were widely translated, published and turned into movies. The poems and fairy tales of this writer are cheerful, bright and fascinating. His works not only sparkle with humor and boundless imagination but also contain quite serious reflections on important social issues.
1122Psychosomatics: How Emotions Affect Our Health
It’s inevitable that people get sick. Feeling sick does not always mean real physical illness, though. People’s fears, doubts, or hurt feelings can manifest themselves through pain, cough, nausea, and drowsiness. This is what doctors refer to as psychosomatics.
1969GrSMU Library Ranked by UniRank
In 2025, among 9,220 libraries of educational institutions of the world, there are 27 libraries of educational institutions of Belarus including the GrSMU Library...
1653Rebel and Pioneer of Children’s Rights Astrid Lindgren
Astrid Lindgren (1907 – 2002) was a Swedish writer and author of world-famous books for children such as Karlsson-on-the-Roof, Pippi Longstocking, Emil of Lönneberg, Ronja, the Robber's Daughter and others. Russian-speaking readers fell in love with Astrid Lindgren due to the translations made by Lilianna Lungina...
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Pets are not just animals. They are ideal teachers, loyal friends, partners and companions. They teach us unconditional love, compassion, the ability to forgive and live in the present moment...
1719Names in History. Who Are Famous Diseases Named After?
In the world of medicine, there are many diseases whose names have perpetuated the names of people who have made significant contributions to their study or discovery...
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Eighty years separate us from the end of the Second World War. They say the years erase a lot. Forgetting is not the worst property of human memory. Still, the years are powerless to erase the memories of the incalculable sufferings and hardships of people and of the millions of victims of bloody fascism. There are crimes that cannot be forgotten or forgiven....
1756Modern Technologies in Medicine
Medical technologies are rapidly developing, opening up new horizons in diagnosis and treatment. They are changing the very essence of healthcare...
1799Hannah Arendt: A Woman in the History of Philosophy
Hannah Arendt (1906 – 1975) was a political thinker and publicist. Her name became widely known due to her book Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil...
2603Farley Mowat. A Writer in Love with Nature
Farley McGill Mowat (1921-2014) was a Canadian writer, naturalist, researcher, and environmentalist who wrote more than 40 works in which man and nature are the main characters...
3289Renewed Access to the Student Advisor Electronic Library Systems
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The electronic library system "Student Advisor" provide full-text access to modern educational literature on the main disciplines studied in medical universities...
2419Eyeglasses: From Necessity to Fashion
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Today, as well as many centuries ago, people most often have two vision problems - nearsightedness and farsightedness...
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