Meditsinskaya gazeta, a Russian and Soviet periodical professional medical publication, has been published since 1893 and is now published on Wednesdays and Fridays.
| " Medical newspaper | |
|---|---|
| Type of | |
| Owner | CJSC "Medical newspaper" |
| Editor | Andrey Poltorak |
| Founded by | 1893 |
| Main office | Russia , Moscow , B. Sukharevskaya square, 1/2 |
| Circulation | 1 million 200 thousand ( 1974 ), ~ 30 thousand ( 2018 ) |
| Web site | mgzt.ru |
Content
History
Release was interrupted from 1917 to 1937 . Since 1938, the publication was resumed as the printing organ of the People's Commissar of the USSR, and then the Ministry of Health of the USSR, the medical industry and the Central Committee of the trade union of medical workers under the name " Medical Worker ".
In 1962, it received its former name, under which goes to this day.
Goals
It covers the activities of health care institutions, medical universities and research institutes, medical industry enterprises, as well as government bodies and public organizations for the protection of public health, talks about the achievements of domestic and foreign medicine, the life of trade union organizations, the work of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Society , and the state health care in various countries of the world.
Data
- The maximum circulation was in 1974 - 1 million 200 thousand.
- The modern founder is ZAO Meditsinskaya gazeta, published in Moscow.
- Editor-in-chief - Andrey Poltorak
- Distributed by subscription in Russia and other CIS countries.
- Editorial address: 129090 Moscow, B. Sukharevskaya sq., 1/2.
Sources
- "Medical newspaper" - an article from the Great Soviet Encyclopedia .