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In the US, the number of measles cases has reached its highest level in 35 years – BBC

Since the beginning of 2026, 2,318 cases of measles have been registered in the US, surpassing the record of 2025. The increase is linked to a decline in vaccination rates and skepticism towards vaccinations.

Health • July 25, 01:16 AM • 3966 views
Ebola death toll in Congo exceeds 1,000

The number of Ebola deaths in the DRC has reached 1,033, with 2,536 confirmed cases. The outbreak is caused by the rare Bundibugyo strain, for which there is no approved vaccine.

Health • July 24, 07:15 AM • 3482 views
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How to help pets in the heat - tips

Overheating can cause serious disorders of internal organs in animals. Veterinarian Yelyzaveta Babiy named the symptoms of heatstroke and the rules for helping pets.

Society • July 23, 01:29 PM • 30244 views
Weight loss drugs increase the risk of hair loss - study

A study of 50,000 people found a link between GLP-1 agonists and alopecia. Regulators in the US and UK have received hundreds of reports of hair loss.

Society • July 23, 10:30 AM • 3027 views
Man in Lviv region found to have hantavirus after vacation in Croatia and trip to mountains

A resident of Stryi was diagnosed with hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome caused by hantavirus. The man recently returned from a vacation in Croatia and traveled through the Ivano-Frankivsk region.

Society • July 23, 10:03 AM • 2987 views
What is celebrated on July 22 in Ukraine and the world

July 22 marks World Brain Day to raise awareness about nervous system health. It is also Pi Approximation Day and the commemoration of Equal-to-the-Apostles Mary Magdalene according to the new calendar.

Society • July 22, 03:00 AM • 4629 views
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The Association of Parents of Prematurely Born Children explained why follow-up observation is needed.

Follow-up observation allows timely detection of risks to a child's development and referral to specialists. It is necessary not only for prematurely born children, but also for full-term children who have experienced severe conditions.

Society • July 21, 10:07 AM • 20743 views
Scientists are working on technology to grow human teeth instead of fillings and implants

Researchers are working on technologies for restoring and growing teeth that could replace fillings and implants. A team from the University of Washington has created a tooth organoid for producing enamel proteins.

Health • July 21, 02:16 AM • 4691 views
The number of victims of the Ebola outbreak in the DRC has risen to 930, among the dead are dozens of medical workers

In the DRC, the number of deaths from Ebola has reached 930, with 37 new deaths recorded in a day. WHO warns of the rapid spread of the Bundibugyo virus, for which there is no vaccine.

Health • July 21, 01:39 AM • 3829 views
Near schools, they plan to ban fast-food kiosks - a bill has been submitted to the Rada

People's Deputy Heorhiy Mazurashu has submitted bills that prohibit the sale of unhealthy food within a 400-meter radius of educational institutions. Violators face fines of up to 51,000 hryvnias.

Society • July 20, 12:05 PM • 3552 views
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Catamnestic observation: what it is and how it helps children and parents

Catamnesis is a long-term observation of children at risk, which allows timely detection of deviations and initiation of rehabilitation. The program covers prematurely born children and those who have experienced complex conditions, and includes a multidisciplinary team of specialists.

Society • July 20, 11:10 AM • 53076 views
Test strips for people with type II diabetes on insulin therapy have been included in the "Affordable Medicines" program

The government has expanded the reimbursement program for glucose test strips. Starting September 2026, patients with type II diabetes on insulin therapy will receive them free of charge.

Society • July 20, 10:32 AM • 3191 views
WHO names ways to reduce the risk of developing dementia by nearly 45%

The World Health Organization has updated its recommendations for dementia prevention. Nearly 45% of the risk is associated with factors that a person can change, such as smoking and low physical activity.

Health • July 19, 11:38 PM • 20788 views
In New York, the number of victims of the Legionnaires' disease outbreak has increased

In New York, a second death from Legionnaires' disease has been recorded, with a total of 72 confirmed cases. Specialists are inspecting cooling towers, and the number of new cases is decreasing.

Health • July 19, 10:16 PM • 4217 views
How to choose the right backpack for a child for school

Doctors advise choosing a backpack with an orthopedic back and S-shaped straps for even weight distribution. The weight of a filled backpack for primary school children should not exceed 10% of their body weight.

Society • July 19, 10:28 AM • 7989 views
Taylor Farms recalled salad in 27 US states due to risk of Cyclospora contamination

Taylor Farms expanded the recall of salad from Mexico due to possible Cyclospora contamination. In 2026, 1,645 cases of cyclosporiasis were confirmed in the US.

Health • July 19, 02:38 AM • 4779 views
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Heat in the carriages of Ukrainian trains: what Ukrzaliznytsia says and what the situation with air conditioners isPhoto

A man died on the Odesa-Kyiv train not long ago. This sparked discussions about stuffiness during the heat. Ukrzaliznytsia states that the air conditioner was working and the crew acted professionally. It also explained the overall situation with the carriages.

Society • July 15, 11:54 AM • 56417 views
In Lviv, 70 children were injured on electric scooters over six weeks

In Lviv, during June and half of July, 70 children injured on electric scooters sought medical help at hospitals. 21 children were hospitalized with serious injuries.

Society • July 14, 02:05 PM • 4224 views
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What pathologies are increasingly encountered by pregnant women and how to prevent them

An obstetrician-gynecologist noted that more and more pregnant women have a combination of pathologies, such as, for example, anemia and diabetes. He also emphasized the problem of under-examined women, particularly from frontline territories.

Society • July 14, 08:59 AM • 29865 views
The US has temporarily banned its citizens from returning from Congo due to the Ebola outbreak

The Trump administration has imposed temporary restrictions on the return of Americans from Congo due to the Ebola outbreak. US citizens must spend 21 days in a third country before departure.

Health • July 14, 05:00 AM • 5854 views
An outbreak of the parasitic infection cyclosporiasis has spread to 31 US states, with the number of cases rapidly increasing

The parasitic infection cyclosporiasis has spread to 31 US states, with the number of cases sharply rising. The highest number of infections has been recorded in Michigan – 2,640, where the incidence increased by 69% over the weekend.

Health • July 14, 02:16 AM • 20410 views
Ebola outbreak in Congo becomes the fastest in history and continues to gain momentum

The Ebola virus outbreak in the eastern DRC has become the fastest-growing in history. Nearly 2,000 confirmed cases of infection have been reported, 702 of which have resulted in death.

Health • July 13, 11:56 PM • 4242 views
Over 10,000 excess deaths recorded in Europe amid record heat in June

European countries recorded over 10,000 excess deaths during the record heatwave in late June. Most victims were people aged 65 and older, and scientists link this to climate change.

Health • July 13, 06:00 AM • 28270 views
In Congo, the first patients have registered to participate in a record-breaking trial of Ebola treatment

Scientists have begun clinical trials of the drugs remdesivir and MBP134 against the Bundibugyo virus. As of July 9, 1,792 cases of the disease and 625 deaths have been confirmed.

Health • July 12, 09:10 AM • 5307 views
What products should be bought in summer

In summer, the body needs light food rich in water and electrolytes. It is recommended to eat seasonal vegetables, berries, and fermented dairy products, while limiting fatty meat, sweets, and alcohol.

Society • July 10, 01:30 PM • 175871 views
Australia confirmed the first case of H5N1 in a local seabird

Australia has confirmed the first case of H5N1 virus infection in a local seabird. Tests are also being conducted on a dead seal for possible infection.

Health • July 10, 06:20 AM • 4275 views
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Why animals sometimes pretend to be sick: a veterinarian explained where manipulation is and where it's a danger signal

Animals may simulate illness to get what they want, for example, treats. The veterinarian advises not to delay a visit to the doctor, as similar behavior may indicate real health problems.

Society • July 9, 03:40 PM • 45800 views
How to make an appointment with a doctor: a step-by-step guide

Ukrainians need an electronic referral from their family doctor to visit narrow-profile specialists. Starting May 20, 2026, the referral will be signed with the doctor's personal digital signature during the consultation.

Society • July 9, 02:37 PM • 46889 views
Perinatal psychologist: what kind of specialist is this and when to consult them

Perinatal psychology covers the psychology of pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period. Specialists help overcome fear, anxiety and postpartum depression.

Society • July 9, 01:35 PM • 47841 views
Why joint pain occurs and when to sound the alarm

Joint pain can indicate serious diseases such as arthritis or gout. Doctors advise seeking help for prolonged pain, swelling, or morning stiffness.

Society • July 8, 02:14 PM • 57659 views