Maxim Nyzhnyk: Public links to frauds and possible role in the Komarov case
Maxim Nyzhnyk, publicly named and linked to financial frauds and contacts with intelligence services. His name appears in the context of events in Bali.
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Drapatiy introduces strict audit of military medical boards: doctors to be punished for fictitious conclusions
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine signed an order on systematic control of medical examinations. This is intended to prevent the mobilisation of sick individuals and eliminate corruption risks.
Magnetic storm on 29 October: intensity and weekend forecast
Weak geomagnetic activity was recorded on 29 October, but it may intensify by the end of the week due to solar wind.
Study: A quarter of Poles distrust the safety of state hospitals
A survey by Europion Polska showed that 35% of citizens have experienced a decline in the quality of medical care due to staff burnout, while nearly half support strict limits on doctors' working hours.
Conditions for assigning Group I disability in Ukraine: list of conditions and assessment nuances
Group I disability is assigned in the presence of critical impairments of vital activity. We examine which medical conditions and functional limitations serve as grounds for the indefinite establishment of status.
UNICEF to deploy 45 specialists to assess needs of Kyiv families with children with disabilities
The UN Children's Fund will help capital families caring for children with disabilities prepare for winter utility outages.
Ukraine performs first simultaneous heart and liver transplant on single patient
Medical staff at the First Kyiv City Clinical Hospital performed the first combined heart and liver transplant in Ukraine's history on a single patient.
Over 307,000 acute respiratory infection cases recorded in Ukraine over three weeks
The Public Health Centre released statistics on acute respiratory viral infections for the period from 28 September to 18 October 2026, noting a moderate seasonal increase in indicators.
Patient failed to obtain documents for Biopatid after €1,500 procedure in Uzhhorod
Client of cosmetologist Jiji at the Liora clinic demands explanations regarding the origin of the drug used during treatment. Despite the SBU investigation into Biopatid, the woman has not received confirmation of the substance's legal supply.
Rabies vaccine procurement: questions over pricing, 'Ukrvetprompostach' ties and drug resale
The state spends hundreds of millions of hryvnias annually on bait vaccines for wild animals. We examine doubts over competition, owners' family ties and potential resale of budget-funded drugs.
HIV spreads across nearly 30 Russian regions: Rospotrebnadzor data
Rospotrebnadzor reported the spread of HIV in nearly 30 Russian regions. The infection is being detected outside traditional risk groups, with cases of transmission in medical facilities also reported.
Cats make people happier: scientists study oxytocin levels
Scientists studied the hormonal indicators of cat owners and found that people who spent more time with their pets had higher levels of oxytocin. This hormone is associated with the formation of emotional attachment and social bonds.
Permanent Group III disability: list of conditions, criteria and pension calculation
We examine the current rules for the permanent assignment of Group III disability in Ukraine. The list of diseases that grant the status and the mechanism of pension payments.
Botulism poisoning linked to cosmetic procedures recorded in three Ukrainian regions
The Public Health Centre reported cases of iatrogenic botulism in Poltava, Kharkiv and Khmelnytskyi regions. Experts warn against counterfeit drugs and storage violations.
Reuters: Weight-loss drugs may reduce alcohol cravings
GLP-1 drugs, including Ozempic and Wegovy, may affect the desire to consume alcohol. Reuters reports on the beer industry's reaction.
Scientists study metal fans' reaction to gruesome images
Psychologists examined the reactions of 148 participants to gruesome photos, images of diseases, and extreme metal album covers.
Kharkiv 'Laserhaus' chain suspected of using smuggled Dysport
Cosmetic clinic clients may be at risk due to the potential use of botulinum toxin without proper labelling and in violation of storage temperature requirements.
France records first human death from Shamonda virus in the world
A patient with critically weakened immunity died in Lyon after an infection previously observed only in animals. Authorities assure there is no threat to the general population.
Polish inspection recalls Bell Polska salami over Listeria detection
Listeria monocytogenes was found in Bell Polska product samples. The recall covers three types of salami produced on the same day.
State to cover medical costs for prosecutors and their families from 2027
Cabinet of Ministers announced free medical care for prosecutors and their families. Services will be provided at Interior Ministry clinics.
Polish Sejm passes abortion law relaxation, final word rests with president
Polish parliament voted for two bills expanding abortion rights and partial decriminalisation. The documents now await review by the head of state.