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Oleksandra Mesenko

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Azov veteran beaten by neighbors in Lviv region: police opened two proceedings

In the village of Vynnyky, Lviv region, an Azov veteran and his wife were beaten due to neighbors' complaints about noise. The police opened two criminal proceedings for intentional minor bodily harm.

Society • November 17, 10:38 AM • 4164 views
Food for well-being: top vegan and gluten-free recipesPhoto

UNN offers 8 vegan and gluten-free recipes that stimulate well-being, reduce the load on the intestines, normalize weight and improve skin condition. Among them: green bean and celery salad, pumpkin and lentil salad, roasted garlic potatoes, wild rice and mushroom pilaf with cranberries, roasted carrot salad and date truffles.

Health • November 13, 10:59 AM • 100417 views
Ultra-processed foods increase the risk of prediabetes in young people - study

A new study has found that consuming ultra-processed foods triggers the development of prediabetes and elevated blood sugar levels in young people. A 10% increase in the consumption of these products increases the risk of prediabetes by 64%.

Health • November 12, 10:02 AM • 3883 views
Dates: benefits and harmsPhoto

Dates, a popular oriental fruit, are a source of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that prevent Alzheimer's disease and slow down aging. It is recommended to consume up to 10 dates per day, with caution for people with diabetes and gastrointestinal problems.

Health • November 12, 08:20 AM • 80045 views
Foreigner caused fatal car accident with minors in ZhytomyrPhoto

On November 9, in Zhytomyr, a 41-year-old foreigner driving a Mercedes-Benz lost control and crashed into a house. As a result of the accident, the driver and a 17-year-old female passenger died, and two other minor female passengers were hospitalized.

Society • November 10, 12:47 PM • 6459 views
When and how to prune raspberries for winter: tipsPhoto

Proper pruning of raspberries in autumn, 2-3 weeks before frosts, ensures better adaptation to winter and increases yields. Removing diseased, damaged, and two-year-old shoots promotes light and air penetration, preventing diseases and pests.

Agronomy news • November 5, 11:10 AM • 88539 views