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HEALTH PROTECTION AS A PROMISING AREA OF DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL INTERACTION: SOCIO-LEGAL ANALYSIS
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The article analyzes the role and significance of health protection activities in the processes of social interaction at the national (internal) and international levels. The authors focus on the contradictions existing in modern societies in the relations between different social strata, on the discrepancy between the interests of the political elite and the interests of the majority of citizens, on the confrontation of the world elites among themselves, which contributes to the development of social alienation processes and creates a threat to the integrity of the human society both within individual countries, And all over the world. In this regard, a very urgent task is the search for consolidating principles that can unite people on the basis of positive interaction. According to the authors, the specific directions of the socially significant activities, allowing it to stabilize the whole system "man - society - state" in the long term is a human health activities. The authors argue that this activity is one of the most effective consolidation of the society tools and smoothing of social contradictions, both within states and at international level, as is obvious to everyone and its humanitarian values and a practical necessity in the face of global threats posed by the spread of pandemics, development biology, genetic engineering, and others. The possibilities of using the healthcare sphere as a promising area of interaction between society and the state are examined primarily in the example of Russia. In addition, the paper analyzes the international legal possibilities for cooperation in the field of health states.
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