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The Ministry of Health is obliged to respond to public complaints from patients and conduct unscheduled inspections of clinics where there is a threat to life and health - lawyers

Lawyers claim that the Ministry of Health should conduct unscheduled inspections of clinics where there is a threat to the life and health of patients, even during wartime. This became relevant after the scandal with the death of a businessman in the Odesa clinic Odrex and numerous complaints about improper medical care.

Society • December 1, 09:30 AM • 62387 views
Trump annulled most of Biden's decrees due to "autopen" and hinted at his third presidential term

The current US President Donald Trump decided to annul over 90% of the decrees and official decisions of his predecessor Joe Biden because Biden used an "autopen" when signing documents.

Politics • November 28, 08:34 PM • 5740 views
Study links tattoo ink to immune system changes and weakened vaccine response

A new study has found that tattoo ink rapidly travels to the lymphatic system, where it can remain for months, kill immune cells, and disrupt the body's response to vaccines. This raises public health concerns as tattooing becomes increasingly common.

Society • November 28, 02:00 PM • 3788 views
Night arrest instead of round-the-clock: the appellate court softened the pre-trial detention measure for the Odrex doctor in the case of Adnan Kivan's death

The Kyiv Court of Appeal changed the pre-trial detention measure for doctor Maryna Bielotserkovska, a defendant in the case of the death of Odesa businessman Adnan Kivan, from round-the-clock to night-time house arrest. This decision caused public outrage. And new testimonies from victims of treatment at the clinic indicate systemic problems at "Odrex".

Society • November 24, 11:25 AM • 11394 views
New study confirmed the effectiveness of HPV vaccination

A new study confirms the high effectiveness of HPV vaccination, reducing the risk of cervical cancer by 80% in those vaccinated before the age of 16. This study refutes misinformation about vaccine side effects circulating online.

Society • November 24, 08:42 AM • 3267 views
Former British PM Cameron reveals prostate cancer diagnosis, calls for male screening program

Former British Prime Minister Cameron announced his prostate cancer diagnosis and called for the implementation of a targeted screening program for men. Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer in men in the UK, with approximately 55,000 new cases registered each year.

Health • November 24, 08:21 AM • 2781 views
John F. Kennedy's granddaughter battles terminal form of blood cancer

Tatiana Schlossberg, 35, granddaughter of US President John F. Kennedy, has announced a terminal form of blood cancer. She was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia in May 2025, and doctors have given her less than a year to live.

Health • November 24, 12:50 AM • 4567 views
The youngest is 18, the oldest is 58: Ukraine returned 31 civilians from BelarusPhoto

Ukraine returned 31 civilians from Belarus as a result of negotiations. Among them are women and men aged 18 to 58, some with serious illnesses.

Society • November 22, 11:08 AM • 23337 views
Ukrainians to receive 850,000 rapid tests for hepatitis B and C screening

Medical Procurement of Ukraine has purchased over 850,000 rapid tests for hepatitis B and C, which will be distributed to the regions by the end of November. Screening for hepatitis B and C markers is included in 13 packages of the Medical Guarantees Program, allowing Ukrainians to receive this service free of charge.

Health • November 22, 12:47 AM • 3723 views
Odrex Clinic demanded apartment documents from patient's relatives to cover treatment debtVideo

The CEO of Odrex Clinic demanded apartment documents from the wife of a deceased patient to cover the debt for treatment. The man's death occurred after an operation which, according to independent doctors, was contraindicated.

Society • November 21, 01:00 PM • 2493 views
"Death for big money": stories of clients of the scandalous Odesa clinic OdrexPhotoVideo

"Wasp's Nest" – an investigation into the stories of patients of the Odesa clinic Odrex, where treatment costing hundreds of thousands of hryvnias ended in death, debts, and falsification of medical documents. Relatives of the deceased speak of aggressive financial pressure, possible medical errors, and systemic violations, demanding justice.

Society • November 21, 11:38 AM • 101948 views
Using a phone at night is associated with an increased risk of suicidal thoughts in adults - study

The study found that using a phone between 11:00 PM and 1:00 AM increases the risk of suicidal thoughts, while active keyboard use after midnight reduces it. 79 adults who recently had suicidal thoughts participated in the study.

Society • November 21, 09:18 AM • 3775 views
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License of scandalous Odrex clinic in question: Ministry of Health forms commission after patient deaths

The Ministry of Health is forming a commission to inspect the private clinic Odrex regarding compliance with licensing conditions. In case of violations, the medical license may be revoked.

Society • November 19, 11:46 AM • 23060 views
Senior US officials want to dissuade Trump from nuclear weapons tests

Trump administration officials plan to persuade the president to abandon the resumption of nuclear weapons tests. They believe it is impractical and could cause geopolitical tension.

News of the World • November 15, 01:47 AM • 3827 views
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Disability registration in Ukraine: has the new system improved?Photo

In Ukraine, medical and social expert commissions have been abolished and replaced by expert commissions for assessing a person's daily functioning. The new system, which was supposed to be more transparent, in practice faces problems with appealing decisions, as they are considered by only one hospital in Dnipro.

Society • November 13, 02:40 PM • 300372 views
Fossil fuel projects worldwide threaten the health of 2 billion people - study

A quarter of the world's population, over two billion people, lives within five kilometers of active fossil fuel extraction facilities. This increases the risk of developing cancer, respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, and also poses a threat to water supply and air quality.

Society • November 12, 12:33 PM • 4136 views
US may deny visas to overweight people - Daily Mail

The Trump administration has issued a directive allowing the denial of immigration visas to the US for overweight foreigners. Obesity is included in the list of diseases that can cause significant financial costs to the healthcare system.

Politics • November 12, 08:39 AM • 3231 views
Dynasty star Betty Harford dies aged 98 - Daily Mail

During her lifetime, she became famous for her roles in the projects "Dynasty" and "The Paper Chase. " The cause of death was prolonged age-related illnesses.

Culture • November 10, 07:19 AM • 7871 views
International Accounting Day, World Orphan Day, World Youth Day: what is celebrated on November 10

On November 10, the world celebrates World Top-Up Day, International Accounting Day, World Orphan Day, and World Neuroendocrine Cancer Awareness Day. These days are dedicated to supporting families, recognizing professions, helping children, and raising awareness about rare diseases.

Society • November 10, 04:39 AM • 8258 views
Trump administration introduces new visa rules: denial due to illness and old age

Donald Trump's administration has introduced new guidelines for consulates, allowing them to deny visas to elderly immigrants and individuals with certain medical conditions, such as diabetes and obesity. Visa officers must assess whether an applicant could become a "burden" on society, considering their ability to pay for medical care.

Politics • November 9, 06:35 AM • 13526 views
Legendary Top Gear presenter Quentin Willson dies in Britain

Top Gear and Fifth Gear presenter Quentin Willson has died at the age of 68 after a short battle with lung cancer. He was a well-known car dealer, automotive journalist, and consumer advocate who championed the accessibility of electric vehicles.

News of the World • November 8, 08:30 PM • 18861 views
Over 122,000 hepatitis B vaccines arrived in Ukraine for free vaccination of children

122,900 doses of hepatitis B vaccine have been delivered to Ukraine for free vaccination of children in accordance with the vaccination schedule. The delivery was made in cooperation with the Ministry of Health, Gavi, and UNICEF.

Society • November 6, 01:15 PM • 2527 views
Ukraine is creating a culture of longevity: AM SUMMIT 2025 announced a course for the national Age Management strategyPhoto

AM SUMMIT 2025 was held in Kyiv, where doctors, scientists, and government officials discussed the national longevity strategy. The result will be the document "Productivity Code. White Paper 2025", aimed at implementing Age Management at the state level.

Society • October 31, 05:15 PM • 3340 views
Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker to undergo back surgery – will work from home temporarily – Media

Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker will undergo scheduled back surgery next week due to persistent pain. After the operation, the 65-year-old politician will perform his duties remotely.

Politics • October 22, 02:11 PM • 3202 views
Increases cancer risk: EU may ban ethanol in antiseptics due to carcinogenic danger

The EU is considering classifying ethanol as a hazardous substance, which could lead to a ban on its use in hand sanitizers. An internal ECHA recommendation from October 10 identifies ethanol as a toxic substance that increases carcinogenic risks and pregnancy complications.

Health • October 21, 07:07 AM • 8905 views
Biden completed a course of radiation therapy for cancer treatment

Former US President Joe Biden has completed a several-week course of radiation therapy for aggressive prostate cancer. The 82-year-old Biden was diagnosed with cancer in May with a Gleason score of 9 and bone metastases.

Health • October 21, 05:25 AM • 4159 views
When sperm starts to "spoil": scientists determine dangerous age for fatherhood

British scientists have found that with age, men pass on more harmful genetic mutations to their children. After the age of 30, the risk of mutations in sperm increases, reaching 1 in 20 at the age of 43-70.

Health • October 20, 02:41 PM • 16102 views
Russia deprived its citizens of innovative treatment

The number of multi-center clinical trials in the Russian Federation has decreased 20-fold since 2021, cutting off Russians from innovative drugs. This applies to drugs for HIV, oncology, and other diseases, as Moscow does not recognize the results of international research without local participation.

Health • October 20, 04:07 AM • 5866 views
World Day Against Pain and International Statistics Day: what else is celebrated on October 20

October 20 marks World Day Against Pain, International Statistics Day, International Chefs Day, and International Air Traffic Controllers Day. Christians also commemorate the Great Martyr Artemius.

Society • October 20, 02:57 AM • 11310 views
Joe Biden makes first public appearance since starting prostate cancer radiation therapy – NYPPhoto

Former US President Joe Biden has made his first public appearance since beginning a five-week course of radiation and hormone therapy for stage four prostate cancer. The 82-year-old politician was photographed attending evening mass at a church he has frequented for decades.

Politics • October 19, 05:44 PM • 7329 views