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Doctors Save 92-Year-Old Guitarist En Route to ConcertDoctors Save 92-Year-Old Guitarist En Route to Concert
Doctors Save 92-Year-Old Guitarist En Route to ConcertA 92-year-old guitarist was saved by doctors in Ryazan after falling ill at a bus stop while heading to a concert. His companion promptly called an ambulance, leading to a successful treatment for a stroke.
Desserts That Won't Hinder Weight Loss Even on a Strict DietDesserts That Won't Hinder Weight Loss Even on a Strict Diet
Desserts That Won't Hinder Weight Loss Even on a Strict DietDietitians share which desserts can be included in a weight loss plan without harming progress, even on a strict diet.
Three Vital Health Screenings for People Over 50Three Vital Health Screenings for People Over 50
Three Vital Health Screenings for People Over 50An oncologist recommends regular health screenings for individuals over 50 to detect common and clinically significant tumors early.
School in Arkhangelsk Fully Switched to Distance LearningSchool in Arkhangelsk Fully Switched to Distance Learning
School in Arkhangelsk Fully Switched to Distance LearningARVI (acute respiratory viral infection) cases have risen in Arkhangelsk, prompting a school to move entirely to remote learning.
A Unified Psychiatric Service to Be Created in Sverdlovsk RegionA Unified Psychiatric Service to Be Created in Sverdlovsk Region
A Unified Psychiatric Service to Be Created in Sverdlovsk RegionFour specialized medical institutions in the region will be merged into a single structure based at the regional hospital. Health Minister Tatyana Savinova has supported this initiative.
Sverdlovsk Region to Create Unified Psychiatric ServiceSverdlovsk Region to Create Unified Psychiatric Service
Sverdlovsk Region to Create Unified Psychiatric ServiceHealth authorities in Sverdlovsk Region have approved the creation of a unified psychiatric service, following successful models in other Russian regions.
Rabid Cat Bites Girl in Samara, Child's Fate in QuestionRabid Cat Bites Girl in Samara, Child's Fate in Question
Rabid Cat Bites Girl in Samara, Child's Fate in QuestionAnd what does the Ministry of Health of Samara Oblast say?
'Everyone Would Be Better Off Without Me.' Psychiatrist Explains How to Protect a Child from Suicide'Everyone Would Be Better Off Without Me.' Psychiatrist Explains How to Protect a Child from Suicide
'Everyone Would Be Better Off Without Me.' Psychiatrist Explains How to Protect a Child from SuicideA Ural doctor explained when parents should sound the alarm and what phrases can push a child to the edge.
Trichologist Answers Key Questions on Dandruff, Baldness, and Hair WashingTrichologist Answers Key Questions on Dandruff, Baldness, and Hair Washing
Trichologist Answers Key Questions on Dandruff, Baldness, and Hair WashingNatalia Bruenok, a trichologist with over 20 years of experience, discusses hair loss causes, dandruff, proper washing, and debunks common hair care myths.
What Makes Nipah Virus Dangerous and How to Protect Against ItWhat Makes Nipah Virus Dangerous and How to Protect Against It
What Makes Nipah Virus Dangerous and How to Protect Against ItNo cases of the disease have been registered in Russia, but an outbreak in India is under control, according to Russian health officials.
Man with asthma denied subsidized medicine in VolgogradMan with asthma denied subsidized medicine in Volgograd
Man with asthma denied subsidized medicine in VolgogradAccording to the patient, the pharmacy claims the subsidized drug is unavailable but offers to sell it for money.
Ryazan Clinic Vows 2025 Dental Prices Despite HikeRyazan Clinic Vows 2025 Dental Prices Despite Hike
Ryazan Clinic Vows 2025 Dental Prices Despite HikeAmid forecasts of rising dental costs, a clinic in Ryazan promises to maintain 2025 prices, offering free consultations and turnkey implants.
Winter Viruses in Tolyatti: How They Differ and How to Treat ThemWinter Viruses in Tolyatti: How They Differ and How to Treat Them
Winter Viruses in Tolyatti: How They Differ and How to Treat ThemAn infectious disease specialist explains which respiratory viruses are circulating in Tolyatti and the Samara region this winter, how they differ, and how to treat them. The article also covers superinfections and the threat of a supervirus.
Phlebologists Detail Varicose Vein Treatment for 2026Phlebologists Detail Varicose Vein Treatment for 2026
Phlebologists Detail Varicose Vein Treatment for 2026A clinic in Chita uses advanced laser technology to treat varicose veins in just 40 minutes without hospitalization, according to phlebologists.
Moscow State Insurance Covers Genetic Tests for Embryo AnomaliesMoscow State Insurance Covers Genetic Tests for Embryo Anomalies
Moscow State Insurance Covers Genetic Tests for Embryo AnomaliesDoctors in Moscow are conducting genetic tests on IVF embryos under state insurance to screen for serious anomalies.
We Paid, You Pay Too: Sverdlovsk Woman Misses Free MRIWe Paid, You Pay Too: Sverdlovsk Woman Misses Free MRI
We Paid, You Pay Too: Sverdlovsk Woman Misses Free MRIHundreds of other patients across the region find themselves in similar situations, unable to access free medical examinations.
Health department attributes fake appointments to system glitchHealth department attributes fake appointments to system glitch
Health department attributes fake appointments to system glitchResidents of Kurgan have found phantom medical services in their online state service accounts, leading the regional health department to comment and provide reporting channels.
Antibiotics Are Useless: Winter Viruses in Samara, Differences and TreatmentAntibiotics Are Useless: Winter Viruses in Samara, Differences and Treatment
Antibiotics Are Useless: Winter Viruses in Samara, Differences and TreatmentAn infectious disease specialist discusses the viruses circulating in Samara Oblast this winter, how they differ, and whether superinfections or a supervirus are real threats.
Blind Poet Sees With the Heart in Life Without SightBlind Poet Sees With the Heart in Life Without Sight
Blind Poet Sees With the Heart in Life Without SightPeter Antonov from Nizhnevartovsk lost his vision to diabetes but leads an active life as a poet and library worker, discussing challenges and accessible environments.
New rules for illness reporting after Prokopyevsk boarding home outbreakNew rules for illness reporting after Prokopyevsk boarding home outbreak
New rules for illness reporting after Prokopyevsk boarding home outbreakA new rule requiring immediate reporting of illnesses in boarding homes will be implemented across all such institutions in Kuzbass, following a mass flu outbreak in Prokopyevsk.
Dietitian: These Desserts Won't Hinder Weight Loss Even on Strict DietDietitian: These Desserts Won't Hinder Weight Loss Even on Strict Diet
Dietitian: These Desserts Won't Hinder Weight Loss Even on Strict DietA dietitian explains that glucose is essential for brain function, but you don't have to give up sweets entirely when trying to lose weight. She lists several desserts that are safe for a strict diet.
How Thermal Underwear Can Harm Health in Freezing WeatherHow Thermal Underwear Can Harm Health in Freezing Weather
How Thermal Underwear Can Harm Health in Freezing WeatherExperts explain the benefits and risks of thermal underwear during cold snaps, including potential infertility and dermatological issues.
Ministry of Health Repays Debt to Arkhangelsk Medics Over Delayed PaymentsMinistry of Health Repays Debt to Arkhangelsk Medics Over Delayed Payments
Ministry of Health Repays Debt to Arkhangelsk Medics Over Delayed PaymentsDoctors and nurses at a hospital in Arkhangelsk have been repaid housing compensation that was delayed for months, with some owed up to 100,000 rubles (approximately $1,000 at current rates).
Key cancer drug Carboplatin disappears from Stavropol pharmaciesKey cancer drug Carboplatin disappears from Stavropol pharmacies
Key cancer drug Carboplatin disappears from Stavropol pharmaciesCancer patients in Stavropol and other Russian cities are raising alarms as Carboplatin, a vital chemotherapy drug, is no longer available in pharmacies. Authorities have yet to comment on the shortage.