A doctor without borders. Vetlugina A.M., Maksimenko D.M.

What do we know about him? The phrase "shorter, Sklifosovsky"? The Sklif, from which no one is safe, but which in a difficult situation can become a symbol of hope? The series "Sklifosovsky", which has nothing to do with it, as, however, the same ambulance institution? It seems as if nothing significant is behind a household name, such as Alzheimer's disease, Down syndrome or Quincke's edema. But if you dig deeper, it turns out that this modest person influenced the entire system of Russian health care, simultaneously providing noticeable support for feminism in Russia. And he also participated in the wars and personally saved such a fantastic number of wounded that many of us are probably owed to his life.