Kyiv remains the leader in terms of birth rate, but even here the number of babies has decreased significantly.
A psychologist advises safely recovering after shelling through sleep, movement, breathing, and support from loved ones. If the condition worsens, help is needed.
Odrex doctor Vitaliy Rusakov, accused of medical negligence, is attempting to discredit the court instead of allowing justice to assess the evidence in the case. The clinic itself may be using a similar tactic — the families of deceased patients have repeatedly reported being pressured.
Alona Akimova, a doctor at the Perinatal Center, has once again become the target of an information attack—the second time a fake account featuring a Russian woman’s photo has been used to spread false information.
Olha Melai asks to be admitted to a meeting of the clinical expert commission of the Odesa Regional State Administration, which will review the treatment of her deceased husband at Odrex. The widow wants to personally hand over to the commission members the documents retained by the family and which, according to her claim, differ from the medical records that the clinic later submitted to the court.
After air raid alerts, teachers are advised to begin the day with words of support. Stress can impair children's concentration, memory, and ability to learn.
Prematurely born and ill infants can receive rehabilitation free of charge under the Medical Guarantees Programme. Services are available until the age of three with a referral.
Five citizens filed complaints with the Ministry of Health about the activities of the private Odrex clinic over the past four years. In response to these complaints, the regulator conducted unscheduled inspections of legal entities associated with the brand, and one of them had its license to practice medicine fully revoked.
Following enemy attacks, moderate concentrations of fine particulate matter were recorded in five cities in the Kyiv region. Air quality in Kyiv is normal.
Four employees of a forensic pathology bureau have been remanded in custody on suspicion of selling tissue from deceased people. Bail for each is UAH 1.5 million.
Ecstasy pills with a high concentration of PMMA can cause overheating and death. They can be identified by the image of Trump and the inscriptions NL and Trump.
H5N1 was confirmed in a dead dolphin and a red fox in South Australia. Officials consider the risk to human health to be low.
Studies link eating in company with better emotional well-being and cognitive function. The causality of the association has not been proven.
Four employees of a pathological anatomy bureau are suspected of illegally removing and selling tissue from deceased individuals. They have been detained.
The NHSU tariffs do not cover the cost of complex treatment: surgery is underfunded by 30. 5%, and therapy by 23.6%. Hospitals cover the shortfall themselves.
The strategy will bring together around 40 government agencies and provides for prevention, early detection, and assistance for people with gambling addiction.
Moderate concentrations of dust were recorded in Vyshhorod, Vasylkiv, Bila Tserkva and Brovary. The Regional Military Administration advises keeping windows closed and spending less time outdoors.
The Ministry of Health instructed the Health Department of the Odesa Regional Military Administration to conduct a clinical and expert assessment of Ihor Melai’s treatment at the private Odrex hospital. His widow, Olha Melai, is asking for the medical records to be checked for possible falsification and for her to be allowed to attend the commission’s meeting so that she can provide documents and present her position.
Since the start of the invasion, 86,526 children have been born in Kyiv’s municipal medical facilities. Among them were 1,468 sets of twins and 14 sets of triplets.
Dust and elevated CO2 levels were recorded in Kyiv region following the Russian attack. Experts advise keeping windows closed and limiting time spent outdoors.
Uganda recorded 20 cases and two deaths; the outbreak is over. In Congo, there have been more than 5,600 cases and 2,700 deaths; WHO is requesting $30 million.
The FDA has approved Rasonque for patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer. A 30-day course costs $39,800 in the United States.
Two employees at Frankfurt Airport have died of malaria, and five others have been hospitalized. Authorities are investigating the possibility that the mosquito came from an aircraft.
Pharmaceutical companies have been allowed to use additional warehouse facilities during martial law. This is intended to disperse medicine stocks.
Law enforcement officers exposed a scheme for supplying medicines at inflated prices, with losses exceeding UAH 80. 9 million. Four individuals were served with notices of suspicion.
Around 250 million people used cannabis in 2024. WHO warns of growing risks of dependence, psychosis and heart problems.
Half of the lunchbox should consist of vegetables, fruits and berries, and another quarter of protein-rich and whole-grain foods. The Ministry of Health recommends water and advises avoiding sweets.
Odrex doctor Vitaliy Rusakov, accused of medical negligence, is trying to prove that in the United States, medical professionals are almost never held criminally liable for patients’ deaths. However, the examples he cites disprove this claim.
This summer, heat claimed at least 35,000 lives in Europe. The highest number of deaths was recorded in Germany, France and Spain.
The hospital received funds from the National Health Service of Ukraine for services without the necessary equipment and specialists. The losses to the state budget exceeded UAH 15 million.