In the village of Terivka in the Kryzhopil community, a rabid cat bit two people. The animal’s corpse was found near a pond, and the victims are receiving rabies vaccinations. Pet owners are reminded of the need for vaccination.
Ukrainian singer Mila Nitić shared the consequences of using weight loss drugs. The artist admitted she became a victim of injections that affected her health.
In the Zhytomyr region, over 31,000 residents have taken advantage of the free program 'Health Screening 40+'. The program allows people aged 40 and over to undergo comprehensive medical examinations to detect cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and mental health issues.
In Moscow Oblast, Russia, five individuals were hospitalized due to suspected monkeypox. All patients are under medical supervision, and test results are pending.
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The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine appointed new deputy ministers for education and health. Oleksandr Chepurnyi became the deputy minister of health and the chief state sanitary doctor of Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dismissed Ihor Kuzin from his position as chief sanitary doctor. Oleksandr Chepurnyi has been appointed as his successor.
US President Donald Trump announced he has serious problems unrelated to alcohol and smoking. He made this statement during a speech to emergency service personnel in the Rose Garden of the White House.
The West Nile virus is spreading across the European Union at a record pace. As of October 7, there have been 1,715 reported cases and 130 deaths, with Greece, Italy, and France being the most affected.
Ukraine’s ombudsman Lubyenets received over 2600 inquiries in 2026. The inquiries concern the rights of civilians deprived of liberty and assistance for military personnel, including those released from captivity.
Ukraine does not face a general shortage of medicines, although there are supply disruptions for 36 types of drugs. This is linked to Russian attacks on warehouses and logistics issues.
A 5-year-old boy was hospitalized in the Bilkiv community due to poisoning from children’s vitamins. The child consumed about 20 gummy vitamins, mistaking them for candy.
A mental health and rehabilitation center for veterans called “KRYLA” is set to open in Hoholchyntsi. The center will provide comprehensive support to military personnel who have experienced captivity and torture, as well as their families.
Canadian researchers found that permanent standard time is healthier than daylight saving time. This is linked to the ability to receive more natural light in the morning and maintain biological rhythms.
Berehove reported 21 cases of hepatitis A, including three children. The first case was identified on September 23 at a private kindergarten, which was closed for two weeks. The city commission on emergency situations held an urgent meeting due to the rising incidence.
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