From the laboratory bench to military medicine: In the 1970s, the young military doctor Vladimir Khatskelevich Khavinson (1946–2024) worked at the Military Medical Academy in Leningrad. The task was practical: how to keep soldiers, submarine crews and personnel functional under extreme stress, radiation and exhaustion?
Read article From the laboratory bench to military medicine: In the 1970s, the young military doctor Vladimir Khatskelevich Khavinson (1946–2024) worked at the Military Medical Academy in Leningrad. The task was practical: how to keep soldiers, submarine crews and personnel functional under extreme stress, radiation and exhaustion?
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From the laboratory bench to military medicine: In the 1970s, the young military doctor Vladimir Khatskelevich Khavinson (1946–2024) worked at the Military Medical Academy in Leningrad. The task was practical: how to keep soldiers, submarine crews and personnel functional under extreme stress, radiation and exhaustion?
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From the laboratory bench to military medicine: In the 1970s, the young military doctor Vladimir Khatskelevich Khavinson (1946–2024) worked at the Military Medical Academy in Leningrad. The task was practical: how to keep soldiers, submarine crews and personnel functional under extreme stress, radiation and exhaustion?
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From the laboratory bench to military medicine: In the 1970s, the young military doctor Vladimir Khatskelevich Khavinson (1946–2024) worked at the Military Medical Academy in Leningrad. The task was practical: how to keep soldiers, submarine crews and personnel functional under extreme stress, radiation and exhaustion?
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From the laboratory bench to military medicine: In the 1970s, the young military doctor Vladimir Khatskelevich Khavinson (1946–2024) worked at the Military Medical Academy in Leningrad. The task was practical: how to keep soldiers, submarine crews and personnel functional under extreme stress, radiation and exhaustion?
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Many people feel stressed, tired and out of balance despite living a “healthy” life. Research from Japan shows that there is a simple, free way to boost your immune system, lower stress hormones and restore balance – and your body has never forgotten how to do it. In this article, you will learn from Professor Qing Li’s 20 years of research into forest bathing (shinrin-yoku). Discover how trees literally strengthen your cancer-fighting cells, lower cortisol and activate your body’s sleep mode – in just 20–30 minutes.
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Many people enter June feeling “I should be feeling energetic by now,” but instead experience fatigue, swelling, brain fog, poor sleep, or low motivation. The article explains that the body often signals a combination of stress, nutritional needs, and lack of recovery.
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Sick leave is often the first thing companies see. But in reality, that's rarely where the problem begins. Long before an employee is on sick leave, small signals are often visible: • energy decreases • focus becomes worse • creativity decreases • recovery fails • the stress becomes constant • performance begins to require more energy than before
Read article Stress is not a feeling you “have”. It is a biological condition that affects the entire body – from the nervous system and hormones to sleep, digestion and energy. When stress is short-lived, it is helpful. It makes you sharper, more focused, and more capable of action. But when stress persists over time, the body begins to prioritize survival over recovery and balance. Not because something is wrong – but because the system is trying to protect you.
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