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IMPROVING THE MEDICAL FIELD AND MEDICAL EDUCATION IN THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
(Kyiv: NUFT, 2024-05) Olga Kyrylenko; Olga Kovalenko
In order to achieve the declared goals by 2030, it is necessary to introduce into clinical practice approaches and/or compounds that are able to prevent many diseases at the same time and that can be implemented worldwide, while already scientifically known and developed, which will save financial resources for others sectors of the economy
POSSIBLE THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES OF THE COMPONENTS OF BEE VENOM
(Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra, 2021-11) Olga Kyrylenko; Rui Seabra Ferreira Jr
Study aimed to find the bee venom components responsible for such a broad antimicrobial activity of bee venom, for therapeutic purposes and as disinfectants
ABILITY OF HEALTHCARE SYSTEM TO CONTROL EMERGING DISEASES, A FACTOR OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
(Kyiv: NUFT, 2021-06) Abdul Hakeem Muhammed Muneerul Hudha; Olga Kyrylenko
Global sustainability, along with economic growth, is highly dependent on the state of health of the population, which in turn depends on the state of the health care system. Pandemics of emerging diseases over the last decades illustrated the imperfection of modern healthcare system. Moreover, the Covid-19 might have appeared because of previous diseases were not taken under control (1). Thus, the healthcare needs not only to find effective remedies against coronavirus, but also the root causes, in order to give people hope for the protected future
RESEARCH IN MEDICAL UNIVERSITIES AND THEIR IMPACT ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
(Kyiv: NUFT, 2021-06) Olga Kyrylenko
Our Time of Big Data gives everyone a chance to take a full part in the development of new approaches in the treatment of diseases and in medical education; we no longer need to sit in the lab and do experiments, it is already done, we just need to analyze the data and use them
Words from the wards: Paronyms in medical article titles
(Publisher: ALUNA Publishing 29 Przesmyckiego St., 05-510 Konstancin – Jeziorna, Poland www.wydawnictwo-aluna.pl www.wiadomoscilekarskie.pl www.wiadlek.pl, 2025-12-12) Кірик Тамара Вікторівна кандидат педагогічних наук, доцент ПВНЗ «Київський медичний університет»
Aim: To examine the presence of paronyms in medical article titles, analyze their stylistic features and pragmatic potential, and provide relevant guidelines
for EAP students and early career writers.
Materials and Methods: We examined the occurrence of paronyms in medical article titles sourced from the PubMed database using its Advanced Search
Builder (“search term[Title]” queries). The study relied on the methods of quantitative examination, stylistic, structural, etymological, and contextual analyses,
using The Oxford Dictionary of Literary Terms (Baldick, 2015), Writing with Clarity and Style: A Guide to Rhetorical Devices for Contemporary Writers (Harris,
2016), Latin-Ukrainian Thesaurus of Clinical Terms (Bieliaieva, 2016), and Latin-Ukrainian Medical Encyclopedic Dictionary (Bieliaieva, Zhdan & Tsisyk, 2020).
The study identified 43 paronymic pairs, 6 paronymic triads, and 1 paronymic tetrad across 207 medical article titles.
Conclusions: By examining how paronyms are used in article titles, EAP students and early career writers can develop a deeper understanding of the subtle
distinctions between paronymic lexemes and subsequently use them correctly, recognize the rhetorical devices and employ the pragmatic strategies in academic
writing, thus enhancing their language proficiency and developing critical thinking skills. This will ultimately promote mastery of the skills needed to create
engaging and compelling titles, which can increase the visibility and impact of research articles