No smartphone? No problem: how Ukrainians can use e-prescriptions and e-referrals in the e-Health System
Ukraine's Ministry of Health clarified that e-prescriptions and e-referrals in the e-Health System can be used without a smartphone: either via SMS to a regular phone or via document-based authentication during a doctor's visit.
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Cottage Cheese Nuggets with 15 g of Protein per 100 g: A Step-by-Step Recipe from Styler
Styler published a recipe for cottage cheese nuggets with hard cheese, containing about 15 g of protein per 100 g of the finished snack. They are cooked in a pan or an air fryer and served with yogurt, jam, or sauce.
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E-Health System (EHS) Outage: Electronic Prescriptions and Referrals Temporarily Delayed in Ukraine After Infrastructure Attack
In Ukraine, a failure at one of the providers following an attack temporarily disrupted the EHS: electronic prescriptions and referrals may be delayed. The main services have been restored, and patient data is preserved.
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Five questions to discuss with your partner before the wedding: a psychologist's advice
Psychologist Yulia Krasikhina told Styler about five questions a couple should discuss before the wedding: from envisioning the future and handling conflicts to money and family roles, as well as how to talk about difficult topics without quarreling.
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From Puppy to Therapist: How Dogs Are Trained for Canine-Assisted Therapy in Ukraine
Four canine-assisted therapy centres operate in Ukraine, where specially trained dogs help psychologists and rehabilitation specialists. Experts at the INNIKOS centre explained that innate stress tolerance and resilience matter more than breed for therapeutic work, and that selection takes place in three stages from puppyhood.
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4 ways to store peppers for winter without canning: bake, stuff, make a sauce, or freeze
Styler shares four ways to store peppers for winter without canning: bake with garlic, stuff with rice, make a sauce, or simply freeze sliced peppers. In winter, these preparations become the base for soups, stews, and pizza.
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How to Keep Apples Fresh Until Spring: A Step-by-Step Method Using Paper and Crates
Styler, citing a video by an Instagram cook, explained how to properly sort apples, wrap each fruit in paper, and place them in crates so that the harvest lasts until spring.
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Kyiv's 'Farmacia' chain explains temporary shortage of imported drugs and appeals to residents
The municipal pharmacy chain 'Farmacia' in Kyiv explained the temporary shortage of certain imported drugs as the result of damage to warehouse facilities during the September attacks on pharmaceutical infrastructure, and asked residents not to build up excess stockpiles.
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“There Is No Such Thing as ‘Too Early’ in Plastic Surgery”: When Surgery Is Truly Needed — Explained by a Plastic Surgeon
Plastic surgeon Alexander Matviyuk explained that there is no universal “too early” age in plastic surgery: the key factor is specific medical indications, not the numbers in a passport.
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Breakfast, lunch, and dinner on one baking tray: blogger shows how to cook 6 portions of food for two days in 40 minutes
Blogger olya_pins showed on Instagram a method for cooking three different dishes on one baking tray: an oatmeal bake, rice with chicken, and broccoli with tuna. In 40 minutes at 180 °C, you get 6 portions for two days.
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"Calls aren't getting fewer": a Kyiv paramedic talks about 24-hour shifts, a 17,000-hryvnia salary, and the real reasons for ambulance calls
Kyiv paramedic Yeh talked about 24-hour shifts, a salary of around 17,000 hryvnias, and the fact that a significant share of ambulance calls is linked not to traffic accidents but to chronic conditions and high blood pressure.
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“Vapes contain substances used to preserve corpses”: cardiothoracic surgeon warns of lung transplant risk at age 30
Cardiothoracic surgeon Boris Todurov stated that vapes contain substances used to preserve corpses and can lead to a lung transplant at age 30. Resonant injuries from e-cigarettes have been recorded in Ukraine.
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On the morning of September 15, deteriorating air quality was recorded in the Kyiv region: fine dust became the main pollutant
On the morning of September 15, 2026, a temporary deterioration in air quality was recorded in the Kyiv region: the main pollutant was fine dust PM2.5. The gamma radiation level corresponds to the natural background.
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Hot Chicken and Cheese Sandwiches in 10 Minutes: Dietitian Victoria Radostnaya's Recipe
Doctor-dietitian Victoria Radostnaya shared a protein-rich recipe for hot sandwiches with chicken fillet, egg, and cheese, which can be cooked in an air fryer in 10 minutes or in the oven in 20 minutes.
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Medical vacancies in Ukraine have doubled in four years: what lies behind the staffing shortage and how the state is trying to fill it
The number of medical vacancies in Ukraine has doubled over four years, while the median salary has risen by 20%. Experts link the shortage to the long training cycle, mobilization, and migration. The state is expanding the state order and introducing financial incentives for young medical professionals.
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Shortage of 86,000 medical workers: Russian intelligence admits a systemic staffing crisis in healthcare
Russia's SVR reported a shortage of 23,000 doctors and 63,000 mid-level medical workers in the country. The worst situation is in Volgograd, Rostov, and Astrakhan oblasts. In Saint Petersburg, 100% staffing is achieved through staff working double positions.
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Kryvyi Rih Opens Upgraded Consultative-Diagnostic Center of City Hospital No. 3 After Major Renovation: Metinvest Invests Around UAH 125 Million
In Kryvyi Rih, the consultative-diagnostic center of Hospital No. 3 was opened after a major renovation: Metinvest and the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation invested around UAH 125 million in upgrading the facility that serves 101,000 residents.
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