RUDN University scientists and students about vaccination
The students heard the opinions of experts from different fields of sciences on the main issues of the COVID-19 pandemic and were able to ask questions on the topics of each of the reports.
What have you learned?
Plenary session
Found out:
- More than 34,000 people took part in the Sputnik V vaccine study — one of the largest studies in world practice;
- 5 translation students of the RUDN Medical Institute helped the Moscow City Center for AIDS Prevention and Control in the first months of the pandemic;
- 23 vaccines have already been approved in the world.
Understood:
- the safety of adenovirus-based vector vaccines is well studied;
- vaccination is the only way to stop the epidemic;
- to date, collective immunity is 45.7%, and if vaccination is not carried out, the country may lose more than 2 million people.
Section "Mental health — new conditions of interaction, work, study"
Found out:
- "truckers" are people with long-term post-ovoid syndrome who, even after six months, could not return to their previous lifestyle;
- from 10 to 50% of those who have had COVID-19 become "truckers";
- signs of a healthy personality: goals (meaningfulness) - immersion in activity; people (communication) - proactivity; temporary competence — not "introspection", but concentration on opportunities.
Understood:
- the peculiarity of the new coronavirus infection is multitropism - the virus affects many organs and systems of the human body;
- the incidence of postcovid syndrome is 30-35%;
- with COVID-19, there is a risk of psychogenic diseases.
Section "Student volunteers on the front line: firsthand"
Found out:
- more than 10 thousand volunteers took part in the campaign "Vaccination Assistants";
- The RUDN Volunteer Center processed 1,169 orders;
- RUDN volunteers helped students and teachers in the transition to a remote mode of study and work.
Understood:
- during peak days, the load at the RUDN volunteer center was up to 50 orders per day;
- a group of 70 volunteers was formed in the center;
- during the pandemic, the number of people willing to become a volunteer has increased.
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Every year, RUDN University hosts a competition of student scientific works “Common Start: Let’s Do Science Together.” The university provides scholarships for projects of young scientists and student associations. All developments are practice-oriented and have the potential for further commercialization.
Every year, RUDN University hosts a competition of student scientific works “Common Start: Let’s Do Science Together.” The university provides scholarships for projects of young scientists and student associations. All developments are practice-oriented and have the potential for further commercialization.
RUDN hosted the competition "On the Pages of the Coursework". Twenty-five papers were recognised, 16 of them received the highest marks. One of the winners of the competition is Ravuri Priyamsha Lakhana from India (VI year, "Medical Business", Medical Institute). She researched non-alcoholic steatohepatitis and spoke about who is at risk and what is needed for early diagnosis.
Every year, RUDN University hosts a competition of student scientific works “Common Start: Let’s Do Science Together.” The university provides scholarships for projects of young scientists and student associations. All developments are practice-oriented and have the potential for further commercialization.
Every year, RUDN University hosts a competition of student scientific works “Common Start: Let’s Do Science Together.” The university provides scholarships for projects of young scientists and student associations. All developments are practice-oriented and have the potential for further commercialization.
RUDN hosted the competition "On the Pages of the Coursework". Twenty-five papers were recognised, 16 of them received the highest marks. One of the winners of the competition is Ravuri Priyamsha Lakhana from India (VI year, "Medical Business", Medical Institute). She researched non-alcoholic steatohepatitis and spoke about who is at risk and what is needed for early diagnosis.