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The absence of signs of legitimacy of power structures, and disagreement with the health policy lead to dissatisfaction, condemnation and protest moods among the population. This disagreement is manifested both at the level of consumers of services -ordinary citizens, and at the level of producers of services -the medical (professional) community. If until recently episodes with a low degree of public satisfaction with the quality of medical services were widely discussed in the media, recent years would have indicated protest moods in the professional group, portending the failure of health care reform. Today, one can hear the conventional wisdom everywhere that it is the medical community that must take full responsibility for solving the pandemic problem fully. However, the analysis of the transitional state of the modern public health system presented in the article, including in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, shows the ability of this "state" to such challenges as political destabilization, public outcry, professional protests and much more. In fact, today we are witnessing a process of expanding the functions of the health care system from traditional, in particular, the provision of medical care to citizens, pharmaceutical activities, the development of state policy in the field of health care and social development, etc., to the area of non-specific and until recently marginal -we mean the ideological component, accumulating in wide layers of society, turns out to be capable of direct political action.

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“…This can indicate whether an individual has a sensitive reaction to the metal content of a material. If SSC has been inserted and a hypersensitivity reaction occurs, SSC can be replaced with a material that is non-toxic and does not contain metal ions such as acrylic [13,29]. In the age group of 46-50 years, the average score on the life activity scale of 72.4±15.6 and 55.9±15.4 points, respectively, was significantly higher in men than in women, p<0.01.…”

“…In addition to the genetic and biochemical factors that influence health disparities, social structure is also a component to consider. Health factors affect men and women in various ways [28,29]. The results of studying the life quality of the studied contingents are presented in Table 1.…”