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Explosions occurred in the temporarily occupied Crimea
Enemy "Shahed" spotted over Odesa and Kirovohrad regions
Ukrainian athlete wins tournament in Italy
British Defense Minister Calls russia's Expulsion of British Attaché a "Desperate" Step
Odesa region gets new ambulances
Multiple bruises to the chest, shoulder and back: another victim of hostile attacks in Kherson turned to hospital
Medical institutions of Kyiv region will receive 7 new MG4 Electric vehicles
All hospitals with in-patient facilities are provided with generators, no suspension of planned operations is out of the question - Ministry of Health
Medical breakthrough: blood test can show cancer risk in seven years
Climate change affects brain health - study finds
Slovak Deputy Prime Minister says there is no longer a threat to Fico's life
Transgender people are officially recognized as sick people in Peru
Climate change increasingly threatens human health - EU Environment Agency
The Shalimov Institute told how insulinoma is treated and how it affects life
Attempt on the Prime Minister of Slovakia: xenophobia and the Russian trace
The law on strengthening mobilization: what will change after May 18 for those liable for military service
The Housing Capital case: where did the billions go?
Only debtors see the Russian footprint: how the label of cooperation with russia is used in business wars
Criminal case opened against acting deputy head of the State Tax Service Sokur for obstructing the supply of fuel to the army
One person dies every 9 minutes in the world from animal bites - WHO
The number of animals with rabies has almost doubled in Ukraine compared to last year
With WHO support, Ukraine will switch to rabies diagnostics in animals using PCR tests
The state has fully funded the purchase of rabies vaccine for animals
Ukraine now has 50 thousand doses of rabies vaccine provided by international partners
The Ministry of Health reminded that in case of a stray animal bite, it is necessary to consult a doctor
40 injections in the abdomen for rabies is a myth: Kuzin tells what to do in case of animal bite
Law on mobilization: the Ministry of Health explains what will change in the medical sphere
Stroke is "getting younger" and is increasingly diagnosed in middle-aged people, warns the Ministry of Health
First Lady of Ukraine in Serbia took part in the Conference on Mental Health
The first person to receive a genetically modified pig kidney transplant dies in the United States
Fire in Brovary: 5-year-old child hospitalized due to carbon monoxide poisoning
Kharkiv plans to create underground operating, resuscitation and cultural facilities
Tea leaves and production waste: experts of Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise told how counterfeiters fill cigarettesExclusive
Consequences of a missile strike on Kharkiv: an 11-year-old child and a woman were injured
Baby's hearing restored thanks to world's first gene therapy trial
It is not in the national interest: Britain has not agreed on a pandemic agreement with the WHO
Russia uses Africa as a base for biolabs - RLI
The Ministry of Health is stepping up immunization efforts to get unvaccinated children up to date: Kuzin explains the situation
The Ministry of Health did not record adverse events after vaccination with AstraZeneca vaccine - Kuzin
Odesa region gets new ambulances
The Odesa Regional State Administration received 7 modern electric vehicles for primary health care from the Ministry of Health of Ukraine to facilitate doctors' visits to patients in remote areas of the region.
Multiple bruises to the chest, shoulder and back: another victim of hostile attacks in Kherson turned to hospital
A 44-year-old man was admitted to a hospital in Kherson with numerous bruises as a result of Russian air strikes on the city on May 15. He will undergo further treatment on an outpatient basis.
Medical institutions of Kyiv region will receive 7 new MG4 Electric vehicles
Primary healthcare institutions in Kyiv region are receiving 7 new MG4 electric vehicles, which will allow doctors to provide better services.
All hospitals with in-patient facilities are provided with generators, no suspension of planned operations is out of the question - Ministry of Health
All hospitals with inpatient departments in Ukraine are equipped with generators, which allows them to operate fully and perform both emergency and scheduled surgeries despite power outages.
Medical breakthrough: blood test can show cancer risk in seven years
The study found 618 proteins in the blood associated with 19 types of cancer, with 107 proteins detected 7 years before diagnosis, indicating the possibility of early detection of cancer risk.
Climate change affects brain health - study finds
Climate change can lead to an exacerbation of neurological diseases such as dementia, epilepsy, and depression, as extreme heat and natural disasters caused by global warming negatively affect brain health.
Slovak Deputy Prime Minister says there is no longer a threat to Fico's life
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico survived an assassination attempt and is in stable condition after undergoing surgery for gunshot wounds to his abdomen and joint.
Transgender people are officially recognized as sick people in Peru
Transgender, non-binary and intersex people are officially classified as mentally ill in Peru, despite criticism from LGBTQ activists.
Climate change increasingly threatens human health - EU Environment Agency
According to a report by the European Environment Agency, climate change is exacerbating floods, droughts, and water quality, posing an increasing threat to human health.
The Shalimov Institute told how insulinoma is treated and how it affects life
Doctors at the Shalimov Institute successfully removed a pancreatic tumor that was causing hypoglycemia and neuropsychiatric disorders, returning the woman to health and an active life.
One person dies every 9 minutes in the world from animal bites - WHO
Every 9 minutes, one person dies from animal bites in the world, and 40% of deaths occur in children under the age of 15.
The number of animals with rabies has almost doubled in Ukraine compared to last year
In the first quarter of 2024, the number of settlements in Ukraine with rabies-infected animals almost doubled compared to the same period in 2023, reaching 369 settlements.
With WHO support, Ukraine will switch to rabies diagnostics in animals using PCR tests
By the end of the year, Ukraine, with the support of the WHO, will introduce PCR diagnostics of rabies in animals to ensure faster diagnosis and timely treatment of people who have come into contact with infected animals.
The state has fully funded the purchase of rabies vaccine for animals
Ukraine has financed vaccines for anti-epizootic measures against rabies in wild and domestic animals, as cases of rabies among pets are on the rise.
Ukraine now has 50 thousand doses of rabies vaccine provided by international partners
Currently, Ukraine has more than 50 thousand doses of anti-rabies vaccine provided by international partners as humanitarian aid, which is enough to conduct all the necessary treatment courses.
The Ministry of Health reminded that in case of a stray animal bite, it is necessary to consult a doctor
If you are bitten by a stray animal, you should immediately seek medical attention, as most rabies-related fatalities occur due to untimely medical attention or the belief that a healthy-looking animal is not a threat.
40 injections in the abdomen for rabies is a myth: Kuzin tells what to do in case of animal bite
In Ukraine, rabies vaccination requires only 5 shots, not 40, and patients receive the necessary vaccination from the first day they visit the network of anti-rabies medical centers in case of an unknown animal bite.
Law on mobilization: the Ministry of Health explains what will change in the medical sphere
The law on mobilization introduces mandatory medical examinations to determine fitness for military service, clarifies the categories eligible for deferment, and provides for review of decisions of the medical and social expert commission for men aged 25-50 who were first diagnosed with a disability after February 24, 2022.
Stroke is "getting younger" and is increasingly diagnosed in middle-aged people, warns the Ministry of Health
The Ministry of Health warns that more and more middle-aged people have been suffering from strokes lately: as of 2019, more than 62% of stroke cases occurred in people under the age of 70.
First Lady of Ukraine in Serbia took part in the Conference on Mental Health
First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska opened a conference on mental health in Belgrade, Serbia, where she spoke about Ukraine's mental health program and the impact of Russian aggression on the mental health of Ukrainians.
The first person to receive a genetically modified pig kidney transplant dies in the United States
A 62-year-old man who was transplanted with a genetically modified pig kidney for the first time in the United States died almost two months after the operation.
Fire in Brovary: 5-year-old child hospitalized due to carbon monoxide poisoning
A 5-year-old child was poisoned by carbon monoxide and hospitalized after a fire in a residential building in Brovary.
Kharkiv plans to create underground operating, resuscitation and cultural facilities
Kharkiv plans to create operating and resuscitation rooms underground on the basis of existing medical facilities, as well as expand the network of underground cultural institutions to maintain safety and ensure the continuous functioning of cultural and medical life.
Tea leaves and production waste: experts of Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise told how counterfeiters fill cigarettes
Experts from the Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise told how counterfeiters fill cigarettes.
Consequences of a missile strike on Kharkiv: an 11-year-old child and a woman were injured
An 11-year-old child and a 72-year-old woman suffered acute stress reactions as a result of the rocket attack on Kharkiv.
Baby's hearing restored thanks to world's first gene therapy trial
A groundbreaking gene therapy trial has returned hearing to an 18-month-old British baby born with auditory neuropathy, marking a new era in the treatment of deafness.
It is not in the national interest: Britain has not agreed on a pandemic agreement with the WHO
The United Kingdom refuses to sign a global pandemic treaty with the WHO, citing concerns about having to give up a fifth of its vaccines.
Russia uses Africa as a base for biolabs - RLI
Russia has deployed military biological laboratories in Africa, including near the border with Chad in the Central African Republic, probably to study and potentially use as weapons viral diseases not typical of Russia.
The Ministry of Health is stepping up immunization efforts to get unvaccinated children up to date: Kuzin explains the situation
This year, the Ministry of Health is initiating intensified immunization activities to catch up with unvaccinated children as the number of refusers gradually decreases.
The Ministry of Health did not record adverse events after vaccination with AstraZeneca vaccine - Kuzin
No adverse events have been reported in Ukraine after vaccination with AstraZeneca and Pfizer vaccines, while 80% of those who died from influenza or COVID-19 were unvaccinated.