The Ministry of Health commission discovered violations in the work of the Blokhin National Medical Research Center for Oncology in 2018 and 2019. Director of the Department of Medical Care for Children and Obstetrics Service of the Ministry of Health Elena Baibarina announced this at a press conference. She did not specify which violations were identified, but stated that they were serious and required immediate elimination.

Director of the Department of Medical Care for Children and Obstetrics Service of the Ministry of Health, Elena Baibarina, at a press conference commented on the information that parents of patients bought free medicines, and the Nastenka Foundation was allegedly involved in fraud with payment for operations. “The inspection of the Nastenka Foundation was not part of the functions of the commission; it was inspected by the institute.

Since the end of summer, in the Research Institute of Pediatric Oncology at the NMIC named after Blokhin, the country's largest cancer center, there is a labor conflict between the new leadership and doctors. In September, mass dismissal of doctors from the bone marrow transplantation department began - they complained about a decrease in salaries and deterioration of working conditions.

Governor of the Krasnodar Territory Veniamin Kondratyev said that this year 124 schools in the region introduced joint classes with priests and teachers - the “Hour of Spirituality.” He stated this at the XXV All-Kuban Spiritual and Educational Cyril and Methodius Readings, reports Kuban 24 . “For the first time this year, the “Hour of Spirituality” has been introduced. Classes are taught by priests together with teachers.

The Nalchik Garrison Court upheld the claim of the Ministry of Defense against artillery brigade soldier Nikita Proskurin, who inadvertently broke the Pion cannon. The contractor must pay 25.4 million rubles for damage to military property. As Kommersant reports , an accident with a 2S7 Pion self-propelled artillery mount occurred in March when leaving Magas in Ingushetia.

As imposed beauty standards, not only the woman’s attitude towards herself, but her whole future life - in the project of the photographer Lyubov Rakshina When I was thirteen years old, an unfamiliar boy on the street said that I had hairy legs. I did not attach any importance to this before. But after that to me, while I was a teenager, a lot seemed shameful: that my hair is growing on my body, that I was very sweating.

As a packet of tetrapakov, who fell off the cabinet, led two students from St. Petersburg to the first university project in Russia for separate collection of waste We help a separate collection in the courtyards of St. Petersburg collected 340 529 R required 341 200 r The collection of funds is over In recent months, Julia and Rimm Serov are almost impossible to find in the European part of Russia, especially - to do this at the same moment.

In the Nizhny Novgorod region, in response to a request from the police about the presence of children in a criminal case, the registry office reported that they did not exist, and also listed possible reasons. RBC's source in the regional registry office confirmed receipt of the request from the police and the authenticity of the response. The Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Dzerzhinsk asked in its request whether the man had minor children and if not, then for what reason.

Russian journalist Yulia Yuzik, who was detained by Iranian authorities, has been released. The Russian Embassy in Iran reported this on Twitter. Early in the morning of October 10, Yuzik flew to Moscow on an Aeroflot flight. On October 9, in Moscow on Pokrovsky Boulevard near the Iranian Embassy, ​​single pickets of journalists were held in support of Yulia Yuzik. The action was organized by Novaya Gazeta special correspondent Ilya Azar.

The Russian government is discussing the introduction of administrative penalties for parents whose children smoke. We are talking about a fine or arrest for several days. As Izvestia reports , the norm may be enshrined in the new edition of the Code of Administrative Offenses (CAO), which will come into force in 2021. This issue was discussed on September 23 at a meeting of the government commission on crime prevention.

The Sochi administration demanded that cancer patient Andrei Martynov and his wife Natalya move out of the Izvestia sanatorium, where they were temporarily provided with municipal housing. This is reported by the correspondent of “Such Affairs”. Spouses have the right to stay in the sanatorium until October 20. According to Martynov, the other day they called him from the mayor’s office and said: “You should rent an apartment,” since they would not extend their stay at Izvestia.

The Polytechnic Museum and "such affairs" begin a series of publications on the perception of the city by people with disabilities. Our first hero is the guide of Yevgeny Malyshko, a member of the Politha Council for accessibility. Blindfolding Maria Vardenge and picked up a cane, she showed her her Moscow “So, turn your back to me, now I will put on a bandage, and we will go forward. Have you turned? .. " Zhenya is a fragile, tasteful girl in a long knitted beige jacket.

On October 14, the Fergana House will host a day of remembrance for those killed by tuberculosis. Participants in the meeting will create a canvas of memory, write cards to the loved ones of the victims and hear the stories of those who have recovered. The event is organized by the association TB-memorial and “Women. Disability. Feminism". The meeting will also present a website and a virtual museum dedicated to people who have experienced the disease.

In Perm, a court sentenced a former police officer who kicked a teenager in the head. He was sentenced to one and a half years of correctional labor for abuse of power, reports 59.ru. During the investigation, the policeman admitted guilt and paid damages for moral damages. Assistant Prosecutor of the Ordzhonikidze District of Perm Andrei Shirkin added that the man was banned from holding positions in government structures for a year and a half.

The Moscow Meshchansky Court found the public movement “For Human Rights” and its leader Lev Ponomarev guilty of violating the law on foreign agents and fined them 400 thousand rubles, Interfax reports. The organization’s lawyer, Olga Zhukova, clarified that the movement was fined 300 thousand rubles, and Ponomarev himself was fined 100 thousand rubles.