We read the diary of 17-year-old Tatyana Romanova. She is a nurse in a hospital during the First World War Tatyana and Olga Romanov are sisters of mercy. Photos from open sources 17-year-old Tanya keeps a diary in the midst of war. There is an endless stream of wounded from the combat area. Hospitals are overcrowded. Every day Tanya and her sister Olga go to the hospital, bandage the wounded, and assist surgeons in operations.

The complete disappearance of imported drugs was avoided, but the crisis in the pharmaceutical market continues. How Russians get the drugs they need After the start of the SVO, Russian pharmacies and medical institutions experienced a shortage of more than 70 medicines and medical products. Including vital ones for people with orphan, oncological and chronic diseases. There were not enough medications for patients with pain syndrome and palliative patients.

Alexander Genis. Pilgrimage to the Land of the East Bomb shelter When the Ukrainian tragedy began, I, like many friends and colleagues who write in Russian, felt, along with grief, disappointment in what I had been doing all my life. It turned out that the books we wrote did not change anything, did not help anyone and did not convince anyone.