Metabolic syndrome has emerged as a worldwide health hazard to modern lifestyles, representing a range of metabolic disorders and a risk factor for cardiovascular disease. Although interesting and compelling evidence is being collected, it raises awareness of the need for further research in this area to continue to strengthen these associations and uncover the pathological processes that support them. Ultimately, it targets patients with metabolic syndrome as a group of individuals at increased risk of developing age-related eye disease and vision loss.

This article is aimed at highlighting the problems and solutions of the organization of independent creative activities of elementary school teachers. It reveals the specific features of performing creative work in the training of future teachers, and the effective forms of improving students' creative work skills and qualifications.

 In the available va literature, there are isolated and isolated references to the influence of extragenital pathology and heredity on the development of delayed sexual development. Social and medical factors that provoke this pathology have not been studied, and therefore there are no recommendations for preclinical identification of children at risk of late puberty.

 Studying the influence of unfavorable factors and content on the main prognostic risk and complex, timely prevention of delayed sexual development is an urgent task.  Modern methods of treating this pathology are often ineffective.  This is due, on the one hand, to a late visit to the doctor, and on the other hand, to the availability of sufficiently effective diagnostic and treatment methods that make it possible to form reproductive health and normalize the functions of the second system: psychoemotional, endocrine, and immune.

   Delayed sexual development in adolescent girls requires further study and development of recommendations for the prognosis, diagnosis and treatment of this disease.

Stocks and warehousing play pivotal roles in modern transport logistics, serving as critical nodes in supply chain management. This abstract examines their significance in ensuring efficient movement, storage, and distribution of goods across global supply chains. Effective stocks management in warehouses facilitates optimized inventory levels, reducing stockouts and minimizing carrying costs while enabling just-in-time delivery strategies. Furthermore, well-managed warehouses enhance customer satisfaction by ensuring timely order fulfillment and maintaining product availability. In terms of supply chain efficiency, warehouses mitigate risks of disruptions, facilitate consolidation and distribution, and support cost-effective inventory management practices. Strategically, stocks and warehousing provide businesses with competitive advantages through enhanced market reach, operational flexibility, and the ability to meet evolving customer demands. By exploring these aspects, this abstract underscores the critical role of stocks and warehousing in modern transport logistics and their impact on overall supply chain performance and business success.

The article "Chronic bronchitis incidence rate" offers an in-depth examination of the prevalence and contributing factors of chronic bronchitis, a significant subtype of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The article underscores the widespread nature of the disease, its demographic and geographic variations, and the primary risk factors associated with its development.    

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Turkish literature, a tapestry woven with threads of diverse cultural influences, bears the distinct imprint of the Arabic and Persian poetic traditions. The ode, a central form in both these literatures, has left an indelible mark on Turkish poetry, shaping its structure, themes, and aesthetic sensibilities. This article explores the multifaceted impact of Arabic and Persian odes on Turkish literary landscape, highlighting the key elements of transmission, adaptation, and innovation that have enriched the genre in Turkish context. Early Encounters and Transmission: From the Abbasid Golden Age to the Seljuk Empire. The roots of this influence can be traced back to the Abbasid Caliphate (750-1258 CE), a period that witnessed a flourishing of Arabic literature, particularly poetry. The qasida, a long, lyrical ode with a specific structure and themes, became a dominant form of poetic expression. The Abbasids, with their vast empire, played a pivotal role in the transmission of Arabic culture and learning to the eastern regions, including present-day Turkey.  During the domination of the Arabs in the first centuries of Islam, Persian writing and literature declined and from the year 81 AH / 701-700 AD, Arabic was declared the official and state language, and the Caliphate gradually became stronger, and the Arabic language was used in other social and life matters.

 In this article, we will learn about metabolic syndrome, diseases that cause it, manifestations of metabolic syndrome, treatment and prevention methods. The purpose of this article is to introduce metabolic syndrome to the public.

General anesthesia is a state of controlled unconsciousness, induced by anesthetic agents, which allows patients to undergo surgical procedures without feeling pain, discomfort, or experiencing any recollection of the event. Administered by anesthesiologists, this life-altering intervention has revolutionized the field of surgery, enabling medical professionals to perform complex operations with unprecedented precision and success. As the mainstay of modern surgical practice, general anesthesia has evolved significantly over the centuries, with its application expanding to encompass a wide range of medical specialties and procedures. This article provides an in-depth examination of general anesthesia during operations, exploring its history, components, risks, benefits, and implications for modern surgical practice.

To study the results, the author conducted studies in the main group of 105 patients after plastic surgery in the face area and 85 patients in the neck area, a total of 190 patients were evaluated. The observation period, similar to the comparison group, ranged from 6 to 18 months.

Thus, the use of the proposed program of prolonged preventive rehabilitation of patients with PRD of the face and neck area in conjunction with the introduction of improved techniques of free, combined and full-layer plastic surgery with a skin graft contribute to a more durable restoration of the skin, good elasticity and mobility relative to the underlying tissues, a decrease in the risk of retraction and an improvement in the aesthetic effect in relation to intact skin.

Early neonatal hemorrhagic disease begins in utero and occurs 5–7 days after birth in 0.25–0.5% of cases in healthy children under the influence of unfavorable internal and external factors, even after prophylactic administration of Vitamin K to newborns. The purpose of the work was to study the role of eubiotics in the correction of intestinal dysbiosis in hemorrhagic disease of newborns (GRDN). The results of clinical, conventional laboratory, paraclinical, and microbiological examinations of 22 newborns are presented. The use of eubiotics for hemorrhagic disease of newborns in order to correct intestinal dysbiosis, helps restore intestinal microflora, improves hemostasis and eliminates symptoms of bleeding.

In this article, the authors provide an analysis of the results of diagnosis and treatment of congenital hydronephrosis in children of 691 children with congenital hydronephrosis aged 3 to 15 years on the basis of urological departments of three medical institutions in the Fergana Valley: Andijan Regional Children's Multidisciplinary Medical Center (ADMMC), Namanga Regional Children's Multidisciplinary Medical Center center (NODMMC) and Fegran Regional Children's Multidisciplinary Medical Center of Urology in the period from 2013 to 2022.

The authors conclude that the implementation of the developed methods (modified mini-access, drainage method, improved ureteropyelonastomosis) for congenital hydronephrosis, regardless of the degree of complications and the age of the child, made it possible to reduce the period of postoperative rehabilitation, the need for injection of analgesics and reduce the duration of drainage.