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In Transcarpathia, a doctor sold fictitious certificates to delay mobilization

In Transcarpathia, law enforcement officers have blocked a scheme for illegal travel abroad by military conscripts, the SBU Department in the region reports. According to the investigation, a 31-year-old local resident, previously convicted, together with...

Magnesium deficiency: how it manifests itself and who it most often affects

Magnesium deficiency is a common but often unnoticeable condition that can cause sudden muscle spasms, arrhythmias and a general feeling of being unwell. The NHS explains:...

The doctor named three habits that increase the risk of developing cancer

Cancer is often diagnosed by chance — during an ultrasound or tests when a person goes to the doctor with another problem. Although heredity plays a role, modern research...

Normal bloating may indicate dangerous cancer

Bloating is a symptom that most people perceive as a harmless consequence of overeating or poor nutrition. However, doctors warn that in some cases it can be...

Doctors named the three first signs of high cholesterol

High cholesterol is dangerous because it usually has no symptoms. However, early detection of this condition helps prevent serious complications, including heart disease...

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Rivne OVA granted the company booking status despite loss-making

In December 2025, the Rivne Regional Military Administration provided...

Fictitious NGOs and "VIP packages": how the service evasion scheme worked

Law enforcement agencies have uncovered a large-scale mobilization evasion scheme that...

Anti-corruption authorities are investigating the finances of the administrator of the Ministry of Internal Affairs service center, Denys Shimon

Anti-corruption authorities have initiated the procedure for disclosing banking secrecy regarding the administrator...

Ukraine may ban keeping dogs on a chain: what will change from September 1

Keeping dogs on a chain may be banned in Ukraine. The corresponding...