Tanya survived a miracle. And she was born only so that her mother would be released ahead of schedule Taiska got up early in the morning, they still did not sing roosters. She lit a lamp in front of a large dark icon and prayed for a long time and quietly, so that her five daughters would not hear her, that she lay in the width on a wide Russian stove. Only the eldest Nadia slept with her on a wooden bed. Big Nadia was already, the fifteenth year has gone. She came home from work late at night.

In the United States, scientists from the Dana-Farber Cancer Research Institute have discovered a previously unknown molecular vulnerability in the cells of two rare, aggressive and difficult-to-treat forms of cancer. The cancers being studied are synovial sarcoma (a soft tissue cancer usually diagnosed in young people) and malignant rhabdoid tumors (common in children under two years of age and can affect the brain, kidneys and other organs), MedicalXpress reports .

In Voronezh, a pre-investigation investigation is being carried out into the amputation of a healthy leg of an 89-year-old woman, reports the press service of the regional department of the Investigative Committee. The woman’s son filed a statement with the Investigative Committee. According to him, his mother was urgently hospitalized at Voronezh City Clinical Hospital No. 3. There, on November 4, she underwent surgery - her left leg was amputated to the middle of her thigh.

In Yekaterinburg on November 8 there will be a presentation of the book “From Intentions to Results. Strategic planning in charity” and a meeting with its author Dmitry Dikman. Dickman's book was published by the charity foundation "Need Help". It is intended for managers and employees of non-profit organizations who lack knowledge and practice.

Recent studies conducted in Russia, European countries, and the USA indicate that from 7 to 64% of the population suffers from pain, while chronic pain syndromes (CPS) account for up to 45% of cases. According to the European Medical Center (EMC), there are more people in the United States with chronic pain than people with diabetes, heart disease and cancer combined.

The Public Verdict Foundation received information that employees of correctional colony No. 2 in the city of Rybinsk, Yaroslavl Region, beat a prisoner. Human rights activists ask the Investigative Committee to verify this information. As the foundation reported , prisoner Yegor Grigoriev had his ribs and arm broken. Then he was taken for surgery to the hospital at Colony No. 14.

The Cancer Prevention Foundation (CPF) announced the imminent launch of an oncology referral service, “Just Ask,” and has also begun raising funds for its work. “Just Ask” was created for those who were lost in the flow of information when they suddenly learned about their diagnosis or the diagnosis of a loved one - and in Russia more than 650 thousand people get cancer every year.

The Prosecutor General's Office of Russia criticized the methodological recommendations of the Ministry of Education and Science on ensuring anti-terrorist security of schools. The supervisory authority believes that they deliberately underestimate the danger categories that are assigned to schools and universities.

Participants in the public project for the development of cycling Let's Bike it! They talked about the threat of the speedy closure of the Moscow Bicycle Parades. Activists who came up with the event fearing that the authorities will remove them from the organization for the distribution of budget funds and self -patient. “ Such things” were versed in the situation. Photo: Denis Kaldare / provided by the Let's Bike it project!

Collection agencies plan to collect debts of Russians not only for loans, but also for payment for housing and communal services. Experts predict an increase in social tension. According to the head of the agency committee of the National Association of Professional Collection Agencies (NAPKA), Viktor Semenduev, now housing and communal services providers give to collectors no more than 5% of the total debt of the population, writes Kommersant.

In the city of Tchaikovsky, Perm Territory, the mother of a nine-year-old boy who burned a homeless man alive in October was fined 100 rubles. As Tchaikovsky's prosecutor Yegor Shmyrin told Takim Dela, on November 6, the commission on juvenile affairs found the woman guilty of improper performance of parental responsibilities and imposed a fine of 100 rubles. “The prosecutor's office has begun an investigation.

The Russian Ministry of Health has prepared a draft law that would ban public calls to refuse vaccination. RBC reports this. The project is currently being finalized, its details have not yet been disclosed. Deputy Director of the Department of Science of the Ministry of Health Natalya Kostenko told Izvestia that it is planned to introduce liability for medical workers who call for refusal of vaccinations without medical indications.

To quarrel with your parents, to say that you do not want to know them and leave the house, but to the next morning to regret and return - there are few teenagers who have not happened to. But if you are a foster child, an ordinary quarrel can destroy life We help do not spill water collected 1 191 131 r required 1,188,410 r The collection of funds is over Marina sits in the office of a psychologist and drinks green tea.

During the court hearing, the prosecutor asked for 17 years of imprisonment in a maximum security colony for Dmitry Grachev, a resident of Serpukhov near Moscow, who, out of jealousy, cut off his wife Margarita’s hands. RIA Novosti reports this. 26-year-old Dmitry Grachev was charged with intentionally causing grievous bodily harm with extreme cruelty, threatening to kill and kidnapping. He pleaded guilty only to the first count of the charge.

Moscow activist Anton Nikolaev was suspected of setting fire to the wooden church of the Apostle and Evangelist John the Theologian in South Tushino, reports OVD-Info. The fire in the church on Lodochnaya Street occurred on the evening of November 6. No one was injured; part of the building with an area of ​​40 square meters burned out. The activist's home was searched as part of a criminal case of arson (Part 2 of Article 167 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).