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16.03.2009, 17:32
To effectively fight heroin production and trafficking, Russia needs to invest big time into Afghanistan, just as it did in Soviet times, to rebuild its economy, says RT military analyst Eugene Khrushchev.
12.10.2010, 06:45
Recently appointed head of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime in Russia, Yury Fedotov says he wants to advance the agency’s work in drug control and terrorism prevention through comprehensive strategies.
13.05.2009, 23:07
Instructions are needed in Russia on how to lawfully diagnose brain death in an organ donor, how to get consent from parents, remove a heart from a dead child, Dr. Kaabak of the National Research Centre for Surgery said.
13.09.2010, 06:31
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A Russian scientist says he has beaten the problem of aging and in just a few years the medicine that stops it will go on sale.
18.08.2010, 13:16
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President Dmitry Medvedev is hosting a summit on terrorism and drug trafficking in Russia's city of Sochi with the leaders of Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Pakistan.
05.01.2010, 11:13
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With the situation in Afghanistan showing no sign of improvement, NATO and the US are increasingly seeking the help of Russia. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Aleksey Borodavkin spoke with RT on the issue.
24.07.2010, 03:26
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July 23 marks the final day of an international AIDS conference where scientists from around the world have worked to fight and cure the disease. At the same time some continue to deny the conventional wisdom about AIDS.
15.10.2010, 19:57
Population expert, Vladimir Zorin, tells RT what to expect from the current Russian census, comments on whether Russians are dying out, and explains why the question about religion has been taken off the forms.
RT Politics Interview
08.10.2010, 07:04
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Even if drug production stops, Afghanistan will be able to supply the international market with heroin for another 20-30 years from existing stocks, warns head of Russia’s Federal Drug Control Service Viktor Ivanov.
11.12.2009, 15:22
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Governments worldwide may have wasted billions of dollars stockpiling an ineffective flu drug. A study published in the British Medical Journal has found no evidence that Tamiflu lowers the risk of flu complications.
Published: 14 May, 2009, 12:43
A long term strategy focusing on border patrol and law enforcement must be enacted says drug expert, Vyacheslav Scherbakov from the University of Interior Ministry.
