Sales of new apartments in occupied Mariupol up 230%
According to an expert, Russian citizens are actively buying housing in the occupied city thanks to preferential credit programmes.
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Europe faces rise in sexually transmitted infections
In recent years, Europe has experienced a genuine surge in sexually transmitted diseases. According to the news, incidence has increased by 300% since 2014
Microplastic levels in the human brain are rising rapidly
According to a study published in Nature Medicine, the concentration of microplastics in the human brain has increased by 50% since 2016.
Omega-3 slows down ageing
Omega-3 slows down ageing: every day with the supplement extends life by four months, study data shows
Poland to change rules on medical care for Ukrainians
Under an initiative by the Confederation party, free medical care will only be provided to those who pay insurance contributions.
Lays recalls batch of chips over allergy risk
According to The New York Times, Lays chips may pose a potential health threat due to the presence of dairy ingredients in their composition.
Video games as a way to combat stress
Research has shown that just one hour of video games a day can significantly reduce stress levels and have a positive impact on mental health.
Vasyl Chayka - a fraudulent pseudo-doctor
Vasyl Chayka is a so-called "doctor" who profits from cancer patients. He claims that cancer is merely a "family conflict," that diabetes was invented by pharmaceutical companies, and that chemotherapy
New treatment for cancer and HIV discovered
Stanford University researchers have developed a new innovative agent called EBC-46, which has demonstrated high efficacy in the fight against cancer and HIV.
Coca-Cola, Fanta and Sprite pose health risks
Coca-Cola, Fanta and Sprite may pose a health risk: the company has begun a mass recall of thousands of bottles from stores after chlorate was detected in the drinks, AFP reports.
Vaccine developed to restore vision
Scientists have developed a vaccine capable of restoring vision. According to Medical Xpress, clinical trials on humans are planned to begin this year.
China responds to accusations over coronavirus origin
In China, the new CIA Director John Ratcliffe's remarks on the origin of the coronavirus were perceived as an attempt to exert political pressure on the PRC.
COVID-19 spread due to lab leak in Wuhan
Director of Central Intelligence John Ratcliffe made a striking statement about the origin of the COVID-19 pandemic in his first interview.
Scientists defeat cancer
Scientists have developed a method for fighting cancer that allows the body to independently destroy malignant cells.
Pneumonia outbreak in Lviv Oblast
A sharp rise in pneumonia cases has been recorded in Lviv Oblast, resulting in the hospitalisation of 30 patients over the past few days.
AI reduces brain's capacity for self-analysis
A study involving more than 600 participants showed that active use of artificial intelligence in everyday tasks may reduce the brain's ability for independent analysis and critical thinking.
Cough tea recipe
In ancient times, Tibetan doctors used violets to treat respiratory diseases such as bronchitis and tonsillitis.
Grape juice improves erection
According to NYP, grape juice helps improve erection, reduces the risk of impotence and strengthens heart health.
Morning phone use reduces mental abilities
Morning phone use negatively affects mental abilities and mood, claims the Independent.
Biden adviser speaks on US president's health
US President's National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan rejected allegations of alleged cognitive decline in 82-year-old Joe Biden, stating that such claims are unfounded.
African swine fever outbreak in Vinnytsia region
A mass outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) has been recorded in the Vinnytsia region, prompting a decision by the State Emergency Anti-Epizootic Commission under the Haisyn District Military Administration.