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Sweets in children's diet: a pediatrician explained when and how much is allowed

Children do not need sugar up to one year old; WHO recommends limiting it up to three years old. The pediatrician named the norm after one year (30 g) and the best options for sweets (fruits, pastila).

Society • April 21, 09:18 AM • 43842 views

Israel has no choice but to continue the war in Gaza – Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the military operation in the Gaza Strip will continue, as the country has no choice. Hostilities will not stop until Hamas is destroyed, hostages are freed, and the security of Israel is ensured.

War • April 20, 03:42 AM • 18233 views

WHO countries have prepared an agreement on the transfer of medical technologies in the face of future pandemic threats

WHO member countries have developed an agreement on the exchange of medical technologies to prepare for future pandemics. The agreement will encourage technology transfer, but on mutually agreed terms.

Health • April 16, 07:48 AM • 4322 views

Great Monday, Day of the Americas: what else is celebrated on April 14

April 14 is Great Monday, the first day of Holy Week. It is also World Chagas Disease Day, Day of the Americas and Football Goalkeeper Day.

Society • April 14, 03:46 AM • 3425 views

Antibiotic resistance kills millions of children every year - study

Infections resistant to antibiotics led to more than three million child deaths in 2022, especially in Africa and Southeast Asia. Since 2019, the use of "reserve antibiotics" has increased.

Health • April 13, 07:54 AM • 6207 views

UN: Cuts in US foreign aid threaten to increase maternal mortality

The UN warns that cuts in aid budgets could undo progress in reducing deaths of women during pregnancy and childbirth. Curtailment of services is already being recorded in many countries.

Health • April 7, 07:42 AM • 10503 views

World Health Day, International Beaver Day: what else is celebrated on April 7

Today we celebrate World Health Day. Also, International Day of Remembrance of the Genocide in Rwanda, No Housework Day and International Beaver Day.

Society • April 7, 03:30 AM • 3960 views

In Myanmar, the death toll from the earthquake has risen to 3,145, and there may be more

The earthquake in Myanmar killed 3,145 people and injured more than 4,500. The UN notes that more than 17 million people have been affected by the disaster, more than 9 million seriously.

News of the World • April 3, 06:00 PM • 10562 views

April 2 – World Autism Awareness Day: What you need to know

World Autism Awareness Day is celebrated annually on April 2. In Ukraine, the number of children diagnosed with autism increases by 30% every year.

Society • April 2, 03:34 AM • 11467 views

Ministry of Health advises: basic recommendations when visiting patients in hospital

The Public Health Center of Ukraine reminds about the rules of visiting patients in the hospital. It is important to learn about restrictions, disinfect hands and avoid contact with equipment.

Society • April 2, 03:20 AM • 10824 views

More than half of the battles are in two directions: map of hostilities from the General Staff

Over the past day, 171 combat clashes took place at the front, mostly in the Pokrovsky direction. The enemy actively attacked in the Kursk and Lyman directions, launching missile and air strikes.

War • March 31, 05:27 AM • 15045 views

WHO sounds the alarm: cases of childhood tuberculosis in Europe have increased by 10%

The increase in tuberculosis cases among children in Europe indicates the ongoing transmission of the disease in the region, WHO indicates.

Health • March 24, 08:38 AM • 18511 views

Parkinson's disease will affect more than 25 million people by 2050 - research

By 2050, the number of people with Parkinson's disease in the world will increase to 25. 2 million. The largest increase is expected in East Asia, and regular physical activity reduces the risk.

Health • March 19, 07:39 PM • 22148 views

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Tree pollen and dust mites: allergist explains what you can be allergic to in the spring and how to deal with it

In the spring, allergies occur to tree pollen (alder, birch) and dust mites. Allergist Maya Ruselevych advises methods of prevention and treatment, in particular, reducing contact with allergens.

Society • March 13, 01:47 PM • 133424 views

US withdrawal from the UN and WHO: how much funding could the organizations lose

Donald Trump announced the cessation of US participation in the WHO and withdrawal from the UN, calling them "corrupt" and "anti-American. " This could lead to a loss of 22% of the UN budget and 18% of WHO funding.

News of the World • March 5, 05:49 AM • 21995 views

The President of the United States has not announced that he is stopping military aid to Ukraine

Donald Trump stated that he is suspending international aid, but has not officially announced the halt of military support for Ukraine. According to Bloomberg, Washington is considering suspending the supply of military equipment.

War • March 5, 05:06 AM • 24878 views

Trump announced the exit of the USA from international agreements and organizations

US President Donald Trump announced the country's withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement and the WHO. He also declared a freeze on international aid and a possible exit from the UN.

News of the World • March 5, 02:50 AM • 26388 views

Trump announced the withdrawal of the USA from the WHO and the UN during a speech in Congress

Donald Trump stated the cessation of US participation in the "corrupt" WHO and withdrawal from the "anti-American" UN. Republicans supported the initiative, believing that the UN does not align with the interests of the USA and the "America First" program.

News of the World • March 5, 02:45 AM • 105684 views

The United States has stopped funding polio, HIV and malaria programs around the world: which programs have been closed

The Trump administration is cutting off funding for 5,800 USAID projects, including vaccination and treatment programs. The withdrawal of support will affect millions of people in developing countries and threatens to increase mortality.

Health • February 28, 08:00 AM • 30058 views

Britain, Germany, France and others ready to send troops to guarantee ceasefire in Ukraine - French minister

Britain, Germany, France, and other European countries are ready to send troops to guarantee a ceasefire in Ukraine. The United States plans to support the European peacekeeping force after a ceasefire is reached.

War • February 26, 07:55 AM • 116992 views

USAID fires 2,000 employees and sends the rest on forced furlough - CNN

The U. S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is laying off about 2,000 employees in the United States starting next week. Most other employees will be placed on administrative leave, except for critical personnel.

Society • February 24, 02:02 AM • 101680 views

Alcohol can cause at least 7 types of cancer

Modern research confirms a direct link between alcohol consumption and the occurrence of 7 types of cancer. In Ukraine, 72% of the population consumes alcohol, which significantly increases the risk of the disease.

Health • February 21, 02:12 PM • 21398 views

Chinese scientists discover a new type of bat coronavirus that can be transmitted to humans

Chinese scientists have discovered a new coronavirus, HKU5, in bats that uses the ACE2 receptor, similar to COVID-19. The virus is capable of infecting human cells and can be transmitted through intermediate hosts.

COVID-19 • February 21, 09:29 AM • 26859 views

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Ukraine loses sappers due to suspension of funding by the US State Department - ASU

The suspension of funding by the U. S. State Department led to the loss of a significant number of deminers in Ukraine. This funding accounted for almost 50% of the budget of all humanitarian demining programs in the country.

War • February 14, 11:00 AM • 143765 views

Court orders Trump administration to restore foreign aid funding

District of Columbia Judge Amir Ali has ruled to temporarily lift the freeze on US foreign aid funding. This is the second court defeat of the White House's attempts to eliminate USAID, which has existed for 60 years.

Politics • February 14, 07:51 AM • 30188 views

Federal court overturns ban on firing of 2 million US employees

A U. S. federal judge has lifted a restraining order against the “deferred retirement” of government employees under Trump's plan. The decision creates uncertainty for employees, who now need to decide whether to keep their positions without security.

News of the World • February 13, 08:55 AM • 30562 views

Rada adopts law on simplified registration of medicines: what will change for Ukrainians

The Verkhovna Rada has passed a law on simplified drug registration and transparent pricing. The new rules provide for price control of medicines and simplified registration of drugs from the EU, the UK and the US.

Politics • February 12, 11:59 AM • 66349 views

Pre-vaccination is planned in Ukraine to avoid infection outbreaks: Ministry of Health has named the deadlines

Additional rounds of vaccination will be held in Ukraine due to insufficient vaccination coverage. The Anticipation Center will organize mobile vaccination teams for remote communities in the coming months.

Society • February 11, 09:17 AM • 27388 views

A 10-year-old child dies of measles in Bukovyna

A 10-year-old unvaccinated child died of measles in Chernivtsi region amid critically low immunization rates. Only 76.5% of children received the necessary measles vaccinations in 2024.

Society • February 10, 07:27 PM • 29732 views

UN calls to stop bloodshed in DR Congo

The UN Secretary-General has called for an end to the fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo after M23 rebels seized the city of Goma. Since the beginning of 2025, the conflict has claimed more than 3,000 lives and forced 700,000 people to flee their homes.

News of the World • February 7, 11:28 AM • 23936 views

About 40-45 Ukrainian athletes will be able to win Olympic licenses for the right to participate in the Winter Olympic Games - NOC

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General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine refuted Russian claims about the end of fighting in the Kursk region: the operation continues

"We hope for a result from all the things that were said": Zelenskyy called the meeting with Trump "good"

Day of the Chornobyl Tragedy: All About the Environmental Disaster

Meetings may take place in the coming days that should bring silence closer to Ukraine - Zelensky

Delayed by at least three weeks: Trump says Ukraine has not signed a mineral agreement

Departure of Ukrainians abroad: sociologist talks about new trends

Ukraine has not received official signals from the US about their withdrawal from the peace process - Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Trump's First 100 Days - Trade Deals, Sanctions and Disputes: Administration Prepares Report

Duda on Zelenskyy and Trump's meeting: the most important thing is the interests of Poland and the Poles

Discussion of the settlement of the war between Russia and Ukraine: the Kremlin saw "common positions" in Trump's words

British intelligence explained why the Russian Federation will continue to recruit foreigners for the war

NBU sold over $600 million in a week: details

Day of the Chornobyl Tragedy: All About the Environmental Disaster Exclusive

Funeral of Pope Francis: who will attend the ceremony and how the mass will be held

Seeing off 2025: how to commemorate the dead and what are the safety measures this year

“Trakhtibidokh”, forensics and analytics since 2018: a master class in reforming the pharmaceutical market from the National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine

The Defeat of the 51st GRAU Arsenal: Which Other Weapons Depots Have Been Attacked in Russia

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