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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 • 30174 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 in Ukraine • February 26, 07:55 AM • 117126 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 • 101728 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 • 21493 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 • 26948 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 in Ukraine • February 14, 11:00 AM • 144134 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 • 30288 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 • 30640 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 • 66424 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 • 27428 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 • 29970 views
UN calls for an end to bloodshed in DR Congo

The UN Secretary-General called for a cessation of hostilities in the DR Congo after the M23 rebels captured the city of Goma. Since the beginning of 2025, the conflict has claimed over 3,000 lives and forced 700,000 people to flee their homes.

News of the World • February 7, 11:28 AM • 24059 views
WHO revises spending in Ukraine amid uncertainty over US funding

The WHO in Ukraine is optimizing costs due to the possible withdrawal of the United States from the organization and the suspension of aid. The UN World Food Program has announced that it has lifted the suspension of US aid for critical humanitarian projects.

Politics • February 6, 02:33 PM • 27383 views
The Ministry of Health says that advertising about “less harm” of e-cigarettes is manipulation

The Ministry of Health declares that there is no scientific evidence of the safety of tobacco products for electric heating. Ukraine tightens anti-tobacco legislation and introduces new restrictions on sales and advertising.

Society • February 6, 01:15 PM • 50781 views
M23 militants violate ceasefire and seize Nyabibwe town in DR Congo

M23 militants and Rwandan troops have resumed their offensive in eastern DR Congo, despite the announced ceasefire. The city of Nyabibwe, 96 kilometers from the capital of South Kivu province, was captured.

News of the World • February 5, 04:26 PM • 27756 views
Argentina follows the US in withdrawing from the WHO

The administration of Argentine President Javier Millais has announced the country's withdrawal from the World Health Organization. The decision is explained as a defense of sovereignty and criticism of WHO's actions during the pandemic.

News of the World • February 5, 03:03 PM • 28976 views
HPV vaccine to be in the National Vaccination Schedule with 99.9% probability - expert

Starting in 2026, Ukraine will introduce free HPV vaccination for girls aged 12-13. The Ministry of Health is also considering expanding the program to boys and other age groups.

Society • February 5, 10:42 AM • 22970 views
10 warning signs of emotional burnout that can't be ignored

The platform of the mental health program “How are you?” talked about the main signs of emotional burnout. Symptoms include sleep problems, fatigue, changes in eating behavior, and other physical and psychological manifestations.

Society • February 4, 04:57 PM • 44532 views
Lung cancer diagnoses are on the rise among people who have never smoked: scientists are looking for a reason

Lung cancer among people who have never smoked has become the fifth leading cause of cancer death in the world. Researchers attribute the rise to air pollution, which caused 200,000 cases of adenocarcinoma in 2022.

Health • February 4, 02:40 PM • 23144 views
New rules for diagnosing three types of cancer introduced in Ukraine: what will change

The Ministry of Health has updated the procedure for screening for breast cancer, cervical cancer, and colorectal cancer. New standards for diagnosis and monitoring of high-risk patients will be introduced starting in 2025.

Health • February 4, 01:45 PM • 36424 views
The Shalimov Center told about modern approaches to cancer treatment in Ukraine

According to WHO forecasts, the number of new cancer cases will increase by 77% by 2050. The Shalimov Center spoke about modern methods of treatment and the work of a multidisciplinary oncology consultation.

Society • February 4, 11:25 AM • 22748 views
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Today is World Cancer Day: WHO forecasts and new challenges in the fight against oncological diseases

Around 20 million cancer cases are recorded worldwide each year. By 2050, the number could increase by 77% due to aging, harmful habits, and pollution.

Health • February 4, 05:30 AM • 116688 views
WHO head calls on world leaders to put pressure on Washington over Trump's decision to withdraw from the agency

Tedros Ghebreyesus called on WHO member states to put pressure on Washington to reverse the decision to leave the organization. The United States plans to officially leave the WHO on January 22, 2026.

Health • February 3, 02:12 PM • 30905 views
AI can predict breast cancer risk - study

Norwegian scientists have developed an AI that predicts the risk of breast cancer 4-6 years before the diagnosis. The algorithm was tested on the data of 116,495 women and revealed a double risk rate in the affected glands.

News of the World • January 30, 10:55 AM • 25428 views
Heatwave could kill more than 2 million Europeans by the end of the century - study

The study found that climate change could lead to 2. 3 million additional heat-related deaths in 854 European cities by 2099. The highest number of deaths is expected in Mediterranean cities, including Barcelona, Rome and Naples.

Health • January 27, 02:56 PM • 35680 views
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Preterm infants need modern treatment protocols - Early Bird

Ukrainian medical treatment protocols need to be promptly updated in accordance with international standards. This is especially true for preterm infants, for whom up-to-date protocols are crucial.

Society • January 24, 09:58 AM • 127184 views
US to withdraw from WHO on January 22 next year - UN

The United States has officially notified the UN of its withdrawal from the WHO, which will take place on January 22, 2026. Trump accused the organization of mismanaging the pandemic, which threatens to lose 18% of WHO funding.

Health • January 24, 08:31 AM • 30309 views
Trump signs executive order to reinstate the death penalty at the federal level

Donald Trump has signed an executive order reinstating the death penalty at the federal level in the United States. The document provides for assistance to the states in providing lethal injection drugs and obliges the Department of Justice to seek the death penalty.

News of the World • January 21, 09:54 AM • 34265 views
Ukraine receives vital diphtheria antitoxin: what you should know

The Ministry of Health has received 249 ampoules of diphtheria antitoxin from the WHO and distributed them among the regions. The drug is critical for preventing dangerous injuries during diphtheria treatment.

Society • January 21, 08:16 AM • 28825 views
Trump pardons Capitol stormtroopers on first day of presidency

Donald Trump signed an executive order pardoning about 1,600 participants in the January 6, 2021, storming of the Capitol.

News of the World • January 21, 07:06 AM • 34676 views