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In 2017, the number of deaths and the crude death rate continue
to decline
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The Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation reported
an increase in the life expectancy of Russians to 72.5 years
according to data for January-July 2017
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In January-June 2017, mortality declined from all major
classes of causes, except for some infectious and parasitic
diseases
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Compared to the first half of 2016, mortality from external
causes decreased by 10%
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Among those who died in 2016 from infectious and parasitic
diseases, 64% did not reach the age of 45, among those who died
from external causes - 45%
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Infant mortality in the first half of 2017 decreased to
5.3 ‰
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Mortality at working age continues to decline, but not from
all causes of death
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The population of Moscow has increased by 56,200 people
over past 7 months
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The regions of the Far East lag significantly behind others
in terms of life expectancy
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World Bank predicts 10% decrease in the number of Russians
of working age
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New technologies will make it possible to compensate for
the negative effect of the reduction in Russia’s working-age
population
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All-Russian National Front experts question the cause of
death statistics of Russians
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Russians call their financial situation average
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Most Russians are satisfied with their jobs and dissatisfied
with their salaries
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Salaries of state employees not included in the “May decrees”
will be indexed by 4%
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St. Petersburg deputies approve 70-fold increase in child
allowance
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Most Russians are ready to sign an electronic labor contract
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In past 10 years over 500,000 compatriots have returned
to Russia
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Procedure for swearing in new Russian citizens has been
determined
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Only one third of Russians with HIV have received free antiviral
therapy from the state
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Ekaterinburg is in first place in terms of the number of
HIV cases
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Plan to introduce penalty for HIV-dissidence before the
end of the year
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The incidence of influenza in Russia has decreased by 3.5
times in past five years
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Rospotrebnadzor plans to vaccinate 50% of Muscovites against
the flu
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Nearly 40% of the adult population is skeptical about vaccinations
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Has vaccination added 20 years to every Russian’s life?
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Ministry of Health has not yet decided on whether to penalize
parents for refusing vaccinations
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No more than 12% of Russian children are in perfect health
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Russia coming close to US in terms of obesity
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Russians have begun giving doctors fewer bribes
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The cities with the best quality of medical services have
been named
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Russians will be able to leave feedback on the quality of
medical services on the state services website
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Fake medicines in Moscow are sold on more than 1000 websites
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Almost a third of all prisoners in Russia are in for drug
offenses
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Moscow has topped rating of the most criminal regions of
Russia
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Population of Africa will double by 2050
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Lithuania and Latvia are again EU leaders in terms of population
reduction
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The population of Georgia is 3,718,200 people
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The population of Kazakhstan is 18,054,000 people
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The population of Astana is over one million people
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Fertility in Central European countries is increasing, while
in Ukraine it is decreasing
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The World Bank and the IMF criticize draft pension reform
in Ukraine
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Saeima refuses to grant citizenship to children of non-citizens
born in Latvia Ñåé
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Discussion of the law on citizenship of migrant children
in Italy has again come to a halt
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One third of Muslims in Italy do not want to integrate
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US tightens rules for issuing visas
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New system of entry into the territory of the European Union
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A new concept of migration policy has been developed in
Kazakhstan
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About 1 million citizens have received temporary registration
in Kazakhstan
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Latvia will take measures to return emigrants
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Almost half of the French favor closing the borders to migrants
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Ukrainians make up almost 30% of all labor migrants in Poland
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The number of Kirgiz citizens who have left for work in
Russia has increased by one third
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More than 40 million people in the world are in slavery
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Refugee children face abuse and exploitation
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US abolishes refugee status for citizens from Sudan
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Lebanon will begin sending Syrian refugees home
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Greek Supreme Court decides to return Syrian refugees to
Turkey
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Latvia has carried out two thirds of its plan to accept
refugees
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The number of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh has exceeded
390,000
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New methods of fighting smoking will be introduced in Moldova
starting January 1
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More people are getting cancer worldwide, but fewer are
dying from it
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The resistance of bacteria to antibiotics could leave humanity
without any defense
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Rospotrebnadzor reports on outbreak of coronavirus in Saudi
Arabia
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In Tajikistan, more than 40% of the population does not
have access to safe drinking water
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Saudi Arabia allows women to drive for first time ever
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“Medusa” on life expectancy in Russia
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“Vedomosti” on promoting a healthy lifestyle
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„Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung“ on the dangers of sitting
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“Izvestiya” on the rise in cigarette prices
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“Gazeta.ru” on fines for not stopping for pedestrians
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on tumor marker tests
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on problems of using narcotic painkillers
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“REGNUM” on problems of provincial health care
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“Moskovsky Komsomolets” on school health services
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“Kommersant” on informal payments in public health services
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“Komsomolskaya Pravda” on the benefits of “useless” organs
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“Novye Izvestiya” on abortion in the USSR
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“Komsomolskaya Pravda” on contraception myths
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“Sputnik” on contraception in Georgia
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“Gazeta.ru” on the dispersal of Moscow’s capital functions
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“Vedomosti”, “Rosbalt” and “Ekho Moskvy” on Russia’s migration
policy
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“RBK” on migration and salaries
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“RT na russkom” on the return of compatriots
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“Foreign Policy” on global migration
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“Bloomberg” and “Vesti Ekonomika” on the refugee problem
in Germany
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“InoSMI” on Turks in Germany
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“Nasha Gazeta” on an initiative to ban the burqa in Switzerland
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“The American Conservative” and “American Thinker” on “racial
discrimination” in the US
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“Russkie v Kazakhstane” on interethnic alienation in Kazakhstan
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“Kavkaz. Realii” on Dagestanis in the north
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“An Nahar” on the problems of Middle Eastern Christians
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“Izvestiya” on the system of long-term care for the elderly
and disabled
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“Kommersant” on the minimum wage
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“Daily Mail” and “The Telegraph UK” on the Holodomor
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“Novye Izvestiya” on the charity index