The date of October 23 is known in several countries as Kabuki Syndrome Awareness Day. Unfortunately for man, the diseases that bring him suffering are very diverse. And a number of diseases are known only to a narrow circle of specialists and people who are faced with a disease. 

Almost every person knows at least something about the influenza virus, ARVI, pneumonia and other diseases that one has to "face" in life. We also know about terrible incurable diseases that claim thousands of human lives. But among all this unpleasant variety, there are also such diseases that are extremely rare, but, unfortunately, do not become easier from this.

World Vision Day is celebrated annually on the second Thursday of October since 1998 by the decision of the World Health Organization as part of the Vision 2020: The Right to Sight Global Program against Blindness.

On September 17 in Russia, as in all countries participating in the World Health Organization, for the second time, World Patient Safety Day will be celebrated, established on May 25, 2019 at the World Health Assembly.

Patient safety is one of the priorities of the Russian healthcare system. For the second year in a row, events have been held in our country to draw everyone's attention to the issues of safe medical care and to develop the commitment of healthcare professionals to ensuring patient safety. 

Complaints about post-holiday stress are a common reason for seeking medical attention today. 

Meanwhile, experts note: a decadent mood after rest is a frequent and natural phenomenon. The person returns to the usual rhythm of life and ... begins to experience stress, as well as unwillingness to go to work. 

There are even a number of professions and psychotypes that are most often subject to such moral tests. These include: managers, doctors, educators, journalists, sales agents, salespeople, waiters. Melancholic and phlegmatic people experience the most pronounced stress.

       Not everyone likes summer rains and cold snaps. And although for most people picking mushrooms seems like a waste of time, a real mushroom picker will probably object to this and remain right. 

From a psychological point of view, mushroom pickers are not just looking for food for dinner or breakfast, but effectively and with pleasure get rid of stress, and also relax with the benefit of their own psyche and physical health. It is as active a hobby as football or hockey for avid fans and amateurs.