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Drug addiction in army – consequence of psychological trauma or crime? The number of military personnel convicted under Criminal Code articles related to drugs has tripled from 2022 to 2024. Before the war, 67 people were convicted annually for "possession without intent to sell," but in 2024 this number reached 1,571! This issue is rarely addressed during the war, but it exists and is becoming increasingly alarming. 9 220 39 Previously in trend: distribution of drugs 
Who will benefit from prices reduction for pharmaceutical drugs? Usually, the authorities start talking about reducing prices for pharmaceutical drugs when they need to distract from something or ’fix’ someone’s declining ratings. In this case, however, the initiative, oddly enough, came from the bottom up. 3 199 18 Previously in trend: Price reduction for medicines 
"I seem to be breathing, but I haven’t learned to live without him"... How to help spouses of fallen heroes? I was in a hurry, with only a few minutes left before the appointed time, but I suddenly wanted to slow down a bit, stop and take a deep breath. The meeting was going to be difficult both psychologically and emotionally. At the cafe, four women, the spouses of the fallen heroes, were already waiting for me at a table. They had gathered to tell me about their way out of the hell they had found themselves in after receiving the terrible news of their loved ones’ deaths 10 139 11 
Olena Moshynets: "Today, soldiers who survived on battlefield are dying of generalized sepsis. But they can be saved" The unexpected appeal on social media from an unfamiliar soldier was surprising. He did not ask for help in raising money for some much-needed items, did not want to talk about injustice or a problem that could only be solved by publicity. He only needed the contacts of the heroine of one of my publications, a microbiologist from the Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics Olena Moshynets. 16 467 41 Health 
What could be consequences of blowing up ZNPP When you flip through the pages of the media, read the statements of the president, the head of the GUR and the heads of the Ministry of Health and the IAEA, you get the exact opposite picture - from complete apocalypse to "you won’t feel it at all". So will we feel it or not? If the explosion does happen, what will it be like, for example, compared to Chernobyl, whose anniversary we commemorate every year? Should we prepare for it somehow or not? 14 929 13 Health 
