Experts from the University of Oxford have frozen the eggs of a two-year-old girl with cancer who is undergoing treatment, The Telegraph reports . After chemotherapy, the patient may become infertile, but the stored eggs will give her the opportunity to become pregnant. “Cancer treatments can be very successful, but the drugs can completely damage the ovaries. Our study gives hope to young girls who are unable to have children due to chemotherapy,” said Oxford professor Tim Child.

Roszdravnadzor began an inspection of a city hospital in Khabarovsk, where doctors refused to examine a three-year-old girl with a battery in her nose, according to the agency’s website. On June 28, Vesti-Khabarovsk reported that doctors at the city maxillofacial hospital refused to conduct an emergency examination of the child. “The child does not need an emergency, I cried, I still asked to see the child, because I understood that the child’s nose was bleeding for a reason.

The Patriarchal Commission on Family Issues, Protection of Motherhood and Childhood spoke out against the new version of Article 116 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, according to which criminal penalties for beatings inflicted on relatives remain. The Russian Orthodox Church website says that this can lead to persecution of conscientious parents.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law regulating the activities of debt collectors. The document was published on the official legal information portal. The bill was introduced in February 2016 by Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matvienko and State Duma Chairman Sergei Naryshkin. The document states who can communicate with the debtor and how they are allowed to do so.

The Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation launched the “Listen, Doctor” project in 10 regions, aimed at solving the problems that the population faces when providing medical care, the department’s press service reports . The project has its own group on VKontakte , where instructions for creating appeals are described in detail, and there is a form that needs to be filled out to send a complaint.

On Saturday in Moscow, the VII World Children's Games of Winners ended - competitions for children who defeated cancer organized by volunteers of the Give Life Foundation. TD found out how much their organization cost, and who gave money “Orange! Orange! ” - the fans were torn. On the last day of the games, football competitions were held. Whistles whistled, puffs were puffed, someone waved a flag.

Pavel Nikulin put on a mini-skirt and participated in the charity race of the Center for the Center for the Sisters We help the sisters help "What? Will you run in a skirt? For what?" -So my male friends reacted when I told them that I was going to participate in the charity race of the Sisters Center. The purpose of the race is to attract the attention of society to the problem of condemning victims of sexual violence.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law regulating the activities of non-profit organizations (NPOs) providing publicly useful services. The document was published on the official legal information portal. The law provides for the introduction of a new status for NPOs - “provider of socially useful services.” An organization that “has been providing socially useful services of adequate quality for one or more years” can be recognized as such.

The governor of the Irkutsk region, Sergei Levchenko, declared July 4 a day of mourning in the region in connection with the crash of an Il-76 Emergency Ministry plane used to extinguish forest fires, TASS reports . A memorial service for the dead 10 crew members will be held in Orthodox churches in the Angara region.

Facebook has allowed US users to create pages to raise money for verified non-profit organizations operating in the United States, Mashable reports . The new option allows regular users to invite friends and followers to donate, explaining the purpose of the fundraiser and providing organized feedback. This will help all parties track the collection and transfer of funds. The feature is currently in test mode; users will test it over the course of several weeks.

The Department of the Investigative Committee for the Chuvash Republic opened a criminal case against Magistrate Vyacheslav Romanov, according to the department’s website. He is suspected of intentionally causing grievous bodily harm and assault. According to investigators, on June 12 last year in the village of Bolshoye Yanikovo, Romanov, while intoxicated, got out of his car and, over a minor issue, had an argument with a 60-year-old local resident.