The Journalist After the Crisis:

Professional Identity, Ethical Exhaustion, and the Future of Analytical Media Abstract This research article examines the transformation of journalistic professional identity following prolonged periods of political, informational, and moral crisis. Building on earlier analyses of hybrid political processes, armed conflict, protracted war, and post-truth fatigue, the study introduces the concept of ethical exhaustion as a … Read more

ENDOCRINE–MICROVASCULAR COUPLING

IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIASTOLIC DYSFUNCTION AND HEART FAILURE WITH PRESERVED EJECTION FRACTION Editorial Note This article was originally published in the journal Zarubezhnaya Meditsina i My in February 2025 (No. 1–2025). The Editorial Board of the International Journal of Interdisciplinary Research approved the republication of this work due to its interdisciplinary relevance to endocrinology, … Read more

TECHNOLOGIES AND METHODS IN AMERICAN COSMETIC MEDICINE:

CLINICAL EFFECTIVENESS, SAFETY, AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS Editorial Note This article was originally published in Zarubezhnaya Meditsina i My on 4 February 2025. The Editorial Board of the International Journal of Interdisciplinary Research approved the republication of this article due to its interdisciplinary relevance to cosmetic medicine, biomedical technologies, patient safety, and healthcare innovation. The article … Read more

Forced Emigration and Family Adaptation: Psychological and Social Challenges of Russian Political Emigrants

Abstract The large-scale emigration of Russian citizens following the political developments of 2022 has attracted growing scholarly attention. While existing research has primarily focused on the legal, political, and institutional dimensions of forced migration, comparatively less attention has been devoted to the experience of family adaptation after relocation. This article examines politically motivated emigration as … Read more