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Ukraine is doing everything possible for China to take part in the Global Peace Summit - Presidential Administration
Protecting the border with Russia and Ukrainian communities in several regions: Zelensky reveals details of Syrsky's report
Invitations to the Global Peace Summit sent to more than 150 countries and international organizations - Yermak
USAID finances construction of a new vessel, which was handed over to the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority - Ministry of Development
Injuries, lack of personal space: 140 submissions on violations in penal colonies made over the year - Ombudsman's Office
What to watch: review of series premieres in May
UN accuses Russia of striking hospital in Syria
Ukraine's first hospital power plant starts selling energy
How to break the fast without harming the body and not "pounce" on junk food: tips from a gastroenterologistExclusive
Russian army strikes Nikopol region with 10 kamikaze drones: houses, medical facility, infrastructure damaged - RMA
Almost 100 servicemen took advantage of free dental prosthetics - Ministry of Health
The Shalimov Institute told about multiorgan donation from a donor with brain death
Danish manufacturer of a famous slimming drug invests $200 million in quantum computing startups
Deforestation has increased sharply in Indonesia, scientists attribute this to mining for the transition to "green" energy
WHO warns that the world is still not ready for the next pandemic
Acrobats fell from a 5-meter height in Zaporizhzhia circus
"The Minister's Case: Supreme Court resolves dispute over land that, according to NABU, ATO soldiers "squeezed" from agrarian academy
A million-dollar gift could not be hidden: how a wife "betrayed" her husband's wealth
NAAS land bank was empty before privatization: negligence of "agrarian scientists" was to blame
Expert: Hetmantsev wants to neutralize entrepreneurs' pressure to reboot tax authorities with "White Business Club"
X-Files: Tymoshenko's MP denied access to his declarations for no apparent good reason
Russians attacked energy infrastructure at night: power engineer wounded, one hit
The consequences of the night attack on Kharkiv became known
In Kharkiv, Russians attacked a psychiatric hospital with 65 people
Hospital patient wounded in Kharkiv due to shelling
Occupants shelled Kharkiv: windows in the hospital shattered
Two-year-old child suffered a fractured humerus: Head of Kyiv RMA reports on the condition of victims of an accident in Brovary
There is no confirmation of the attacks, but we can't take any chances: KCMA comments on the evacuation of two hospitals
Amid the war level of vaccination in Ukraine has not changed much, accuracy of data is affected by people's staying abroad - expert
Volyn rescuers rescue two-year-old baby locked in an apartment
Iraqi father sues British oil company BP over son's death from leukemia
Transplantation in Ukraine is becoming systemic and planned: the Shalimov Institute reported that another 8 patients received a new life
For the first time in the last 7 years, Ukraine is fully provided with the necessary vaccines - Ministry of Health
Pollen activity will still remain in May: an allergist gave advice on how to endure the allergy season more easilyExclusive
What foods increase the risk of death from cardiovascular disease - the Ministry of Health told
Supporting immunity in spring and summer with homeopathy
The first map of human muscles shows that our body does not want to age
Strike in Odesa: eight people injured, including two children
An application containing a map of social and psychosocial service providers in the Kharkiv region has been launched
Heavily wounded but alive: Prosecutor's Office apologizes for disinformation about civilian death in Bilopillya
Food reform from the first lady: third culinary hub opened in Odesa region
UN accuses Russia of striking hospital in Syria
The United Nations accuses Russia of deliberately bombing a hospital in opposition-controlled northern Syria in 2019, killing relatives of a Syrian who filed a complaint with the UN Human Rights Committee.
Ukraine's first hospital power plant starts selling energy
Ukraine's first hospital power plant, the Khmelnytsky Diagnostic and Treatment Center, has started selling surplus electricity generated by rooftop solar panels to the grid.
How to break the fast without harming the body and not "pounce" on junk food: tips from a gastroenterologist
After a long fast, it is important to gradually reintroduce foods into your diet, starting with small portions of vegetables, fish, and some meat to allow the body to adapt without stress and avoid digestive problems.
Russian army strikes Nikopol region with 10 kamikaze drones: houses, medical facility, infrastructure damaged - RMA
Today, the Russians attacked Nikopol district using 10 kamikaze drones and heavy artillery, damaging residential buildings, a medical facility, infrastructure and causing injuries.
Almost 100 servicemen took advantage of free dental prosthetics - Ministry of Health
Almost 100 servicemen have already taken advantage of the free dental prosthetics service that the Ministry of Health introduced less than a month ago.
The Shalimov Institute told about multiorgan donation from a donor with brain death
The Shalimov Institute described the process of multiorgan donation from a donor with diagnosed brain death, including details of brain death diagnosis, procedures for organ extraction, organ matching, and transportation protocols.
Danish manufacturer of a famous slimming drug invests $200 million in quantum computing startups
Novo Holdings plans to invest about $200 million in quantum computing startups, especially those focused on life sciences in Scandinavia, to harness the technology's potential to accelerate drug development.
Deforestation has increased sharply in Indonesia, scientists attribute this to mining for the transition to "green" energy
Deforestation in Indonesia increased by 27% in 2023 compared to the previous year. This is likely due to the extraction of nickel, which is necessary for the transition to green energy. Despite the decline in forests, scientists see a general upward trend in recent years.
WHO warns that the world is still not ready for the next pandemic
According to the WHO Director-General, the world is still not ready for another pandemic, but work is underway on a global agreement on pandemics, which could be signed as early as next month.
Acrobats fell from a 5-meter height in Zaporizhzhia circus
An accident occurred in the Zaporizhzhia circus: acrobats fell from a 5-meter height, resulting in a girl suffering a concussion and a boy breaking his leg.
Russians attacked energy infrastructure at night: power engineer wounded, one hit
Russian troops attacked energy infrastructure facilities in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovs'k, Ivano-Frankivsk, and Lviv regions overnight, damaging equipment and injuring a power engineer with a concussion.
The consequences of the night attack on Kharkiv became known
A medical complex in Kharkiv with more than 1,000 people was nearly hit by Russian missile strikes, causing one person to be lightly injured and damaging buildings and infrastructure.
In Kharkiv, Russians attacked a psychiatric hospital with 65 people
Russians attacked a psychiatric hospital in Kharkiv, wounding one patient and damaging buildings housing 65 people.
Hospital patient wounded in Kharkiv due to shelling
A middle-aged woman, a patient at a Kharkiv hospital, was injured by shards of glass when Russian missiles struck the Saltiv district, shattering windows in the medical facility.
Occupants shelled Kharkiv: windows in the hospital shattered
Russian occupants shelled Kharkiv, damaging a medical facility and breaking windows, but there were no casualties.
Two-year-old child suffered a fractured humerus: Head of Kyiv RMA reports on the condition of victims of an accident in Brovary
A 32-year-old mother with a 2. 5-year-old daughter, as well as two men aged 29 and 26, who received various injuries, including fractures, brain injuries and bruises, were among the injured in the accident caused by the head of the Brovar District State Administration.
There is no confirmation of the attacks, but we can't take any chances: KCMA comments on the evacuation of two hospitals
Due to a potential missile threat from Russia, two hospitals in Kyiv, including a children's hospital, are evacuated as a precautionary measure, despite no confirmed plans for such attacks.
Amid the war level of vaccination in Ukraine has not changed much, accuracy of data is affected by people's staying abroad - expert
According to Fedir Lapiy, head of the National Technical Group of Experts on Immunization, immunization rates in Ukraine have remained almost the same as before the COVID-19 pandemic: only 85% of children received three doses of pertussis, diphtheria, and tetanus vaccines during the first year of life, and somewhat better coverage of measles, mumps, and rubella vaccinations, although these data may not be entirely accurate due to displaced Ukrainians receiving vaccinations abroad.
Volyn rescuers rescue two-year-old baby locked in an apartment
In Volyn, in Liuboml, rescuers picked the lock on an apartment where a two-year-old boy was left without a mother.
Iraqi father sues British oil company BP over son's death from leukemia
A father in Iraq sued the British oil company BP over the death of his son from leukemia caused by pollution from gas flaring at an oil field.
Transplantation in Ukraine is becoming systemic and planned: the Shalimov Institute reported that another 8 patients received a new life
The National Scientific Center for Surgery and Transplantology named after A. A. Shalimov reported on 8 patients who received a chance for a new life, and also thanked their colleagues for their professionalism and interaction
For the first time in the last 7 years, Ukraine is fully provided with the necessary vaccines - Ministry of Health
For the first time in 7 years, Ukraine has enough vaccines to cover all age groups that need immunization.
Pollen activity will still remain in May: an allergist gave advice on how to endure the allergy season more easily
In May, allergies will continue due to a mixture of tree pollen and meadow grasses, requiring precautions such as wearing glasses, nasal rinsing, using air purifiers, avoiding certain foods, and following an individualized diet based on the results of allergy testing.
What foods increase the risk of death from cardiovascular disease - the Ministry of Health told
More than 30% of food products tested in Ukraine contain excessive amounts of industrially produced trans fats, which increase the risk of death from cardiovascular disease.
Supporting immunity in spring and summer with homeopathy
Homeopathy can safely strengthen the immune system, prevent seasonal diseases and increase the body's adaptive capacity in spring and summer.
The first map of human muscles shows that our body does not want to age
Scientists have created the first-ever atlas of human muscle aging, identifying new cell populations that explain why some muscle fibers age faster than others and revealing cellular mechanisms that help resist muscle loss.
Strike in Odesa: eight people injured, including two children
Eight people, including two children aged three and four, were injured in a rocket attack on Odesa on April 20, and an 80-year-old local resident was hospitalized with a head injury.
An application containing a map of social and psychosocial service providers in the Kharkiv region has been launched
The Social Services of Kharkiv Region app was launched, providing residents with a map of social and psychosocial service providers in the region's communities, including contact information, work schedules, and a list of services offered.
Heavily wounded but alive: Prosecutor's Office apologizes for disinformation about civilian death in Bilopillya
A 51-year-old man was seriously wounded but not killed during a Russian artillery shelling of Bilopillya in Sumy region, contrary to earlier reports of his death.
Food reform from the first lady: third culinary hub opened in Odesa region
The third culinary hub was opened in Odesa region as part of the school nutrition reform initiated by First Lady Olena Zelenska, which aims to teach school chefs how to prepare delicious, healthy and nutritious meals.