World Health Organization

On October 12, the world celebrates Spain Day, Columbus Day, and World Arthritis Day and World Pain Day. The church observance is dedicated to the holy martyrs.

In Ukraine, Artist's Day and the Day of Sanitary and Epidemiological Service Workers are celebrated. Around the world, a number of international observances are marked.

Russia told the WHO that the laboratory technician was not infected with pneumonic plague. The cause of the woman’s pneumonia and death has still not been established.

Quarantine was lifted in Irkutsk Oblast after nearly 5,000 negative tests. The WHO still does not know the cause of the laboratory technician's death.

The capital's hospitals are receiving backup generators, supplies of fuel, water, medicines, and food. The work is expected to be completed by the end of November.

In Ukraine, Lawyers’ Day is celebrated, while around the world, it is Vision, Dyslexia and Octopus Days. The Church calendar commemorates Pelagia and Thais.

Ukrainian authorities are monitoring the plague situation in Russia. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that no threats to Ukraine have currently been detected.

The WHO is verifying reports of the death of an employee of an anti-plague institute from severe pneumonia. The organization requested data about the second patient.

Trump announced an upcoming conversation with Putin following the death of a laboratory technician at an anti-plague center in Siberia. The WHO called on Russia to be transparent.

Beijing plans to nominate Sun Li for the position of WHO Director-General at a late stage. China seeks to strengthen its influence after the United States' withdrawal from the organization.

The WHO considers the risk of an epidemic low following the death of a laboratory technician at the plague institute in Irkutsk. Contacts are under observation; no new cases have been detected.

Kenya has identified its first confirmed case of Ebola — the patient has died. Authorities have identified 28 contacts, including relatives and medical workers.

A suspected case of pneumonic plague in Irkutsk Oblast claimed the life of a laboratory technician, and around 200 contacts were isolated. The WHO considers a global epidemic unlikely.

In the DRC, 4,018 people have died from Ebola out of 8,300 confirmed cases. Efforts to contain the disease are hampered by strikes, violence, and community distrust.

More than 65% of the capable network of healthcare facilities in Kyiv are already autonomous; they are expected to prepare all 100% by the end of October, but whether they will make it in time - remains an open question.

September 29 is a reminder about the prevention of cardiovascular diseases and the 2026 campaign “Don’t Miss a Beat. ” If you experience symptoms of a heart attack, call 103 or 112.

Ukraine honors the victims of Babyn Yar, while the world marks Heart Day and the International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste. The faithful commemorate Cyriacus and Euphymia.

September 28 marks the international days for the fight against rabies, access to information, the right to know, and news. The Czech Republic celebrates Statehood Day.

On September 21, the International Day of Peace, World Alzheimer's Day, and World Gratitude Day are observed. Armenia and Malta celebrate their independence.

More than 650 cases of West Nile virus have been registered in Italy—about half of the European total. Warming temperatures are lengthening the transmission season.

In Ukraine, Rescuer's Day and Adoption Day are observed, while around the world, Patient Safety Day and U. S. Constitution Day are observed. The church calendar commemorates Saints Faith, Hope, Love, and Sophia.

Russian strikes this year destroyed millions of dollars’ worth of UN property at 10 warehouses. The organization is strengthening protection for personnel and supplies.

The UN reports progress in the fight against Ebola in eastern Congo. The WHO warns that it will take months to bring the epidemic under control.

September 10 marks World Suicide Prevention Day, Teachers' Day in China, and Gibraltar National Day. Believers honor the holy female martyrs.

The IMF is discussing financing pandemic preparedness in the Congo following the Ebola outbreak. A total of 6,686 cases have been confirmed, and 3,226 people have died.

August 31 marks the International Day of Awareness of Overdose and the International Day for People of African Descent. According to the new calendar, the Belt of the Virgin Mary is commemorated.

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.

Around 250 million people used cannabis in 2024. WHO warns of growing risks of dependence, psychosis and heart problems.

This summer, heat claimed at least 35,000 lives in Europe. The highest number of deaths was recorded in Germany, France and Spain.

The blue-and-yellow flag has come a long way from medieval heraldry to becoming Ukraine’s national symbol. Its official proportions are 2:3.