Two years ago, her son studied at a theater school, read poetry and dreamed of a stage. And exactly a year ago, Artyom was gone. Before the very end, his mother Julia only dreamed that his departure was quick and painless.

The Need Help Foundation, together with the Yandex.Money company, launched the project “Benchmarking of fundraising activities of NPOs” . This is a tool with which NPO managers can monitor how the third sector is developing and compare their performance with the market average. As Ksenia Babikhina, an analyst at the “We Need Help” Foundation, said, now in the project one can see the influence of seasonality on the number of donors and the size of donations.

The publishing house "Piter" is publishing a book based on the texts of the founder of the Vera Hospice Fund, Nyuta Federmesser - "Correspondence with Everyone." The presentation will take place on December 6 at the NON-FICTION fair of intellectual literature in Gostiny Dvor.

The Russian branch of Greenpeace reported that the ship “Mikhail Dudin” arrived at the seaport of St. Petersburg with a batch of uranium “tails” from Germany. At the exit from the port, activists hung a banner: “Welcome to the landfill!” According to Greenpeace, the waste will be transported to Novouralsk across European Russia. An expert on the anti-nuclear project of the Russian branch of Greenpeace, Rashid Alimov, called plans to use uranium “tails” in fast neutron reactors unrealistic.

Russia has launched the Transplant.NET telemedicine system, which will allow doctors to remotely monitor patients who have undergone organ transplantation. The project was discussed at a press conference by the head of the National Medical Research Center for Transplantology and Artificial Organs named after Academician V.I. Shumakov Sergei Gauthier and Chairman of the Board of the Interregional Public Organization of Nephrological Patients “NEFRO-LIGA” Lyudmila Kondrashova.

The regional investigative department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation opened a criminal case regarding the torture of a minor patient at a regional children's clinical hospital. The reason for the investigation was a video of a nurse handling a child roughly, the department’s press service reports . A child with a disability from the Sayan orphanage for mentally retarded children was admitted for treatment on November 22. He was accompanied by a junior nurse.

In Moscow, security forces detained 30-year-old Sergei Surovtsev on suspicion of using violence against a government official at a protest rally on July 27. The human rights project “OVD-Info” reported this on its telegram channel. Surovtsev was detained on the afternoon of November 28 and taken to the investigative committee. Lawyer Vasily Kushnir also arrived there to provide the man with legal assistance. Updated at 2:30 p.m.

Roszdravnadzor published an analysis of the situation with the availability of drugs used for patients with cystic fibrosis (CF). Since the beginning of 2019, 42.5 thousand packages of the drug Fortum (international nonproprietary name (INN) - ceftazidime) have been put into circulation, which is comparable to the volume of supplies in 2018. Also, 3.4 million packages of drugs similar to the INN were received, including those produced in Russia, which is 30% more than in 2018.

The charitable organization helping homeless people Nochlezhka announced the start of renovations in the building of the future rehabilitation shelter and counseling service in Moscow. The opening is scheduled for March. The first Moscow branch of the organization will be located at the address: Bumazhny Proezd 2/2, building 6. The leaders of Nochlezhka have already received the keys to the premises, and now renovations are starting there in accordance with a professional engineering project.

In Russia, there are not enough oncologists, and if the desired specialist is even nearby, it is not easy to get the necessary help. Why is this happening and what to do with it? “12 years ago, when I was treating my son, we did not have a children's oncological department at all: only six beds in the surgical department of the regional hospital,” recalls Natalya K. from the eagle. -Of the 10 children, eight died, mainly due to late diagnosis.

A flash mob #genderchallenge, timed to coincide with the international campaign “16 days against violence against women,” started on social networks. Participants in the flash mob were invited to discuss the impact of gender stereotypes on self-expression, relationships and reflection in culture, femme activist and journalist, participant in the online campaign “Visibly and Invisibly” Daria Serenko told Takim Dela.

In Volgograd, one-year-old Nastya Orlova died, who was supposed to be operated on by transplantologist Mikhail Kaabak by the end of the year, Kommersant reports . The doctor was fired from the National Medical Research Center for Children's Health (NCCH), but after a public outcry he was invited back. As Marina Desyatskaya, a representative of the initiative group of parents of patients of Mikhail Kaabak, said, Nastya’s kidney transplant was planned to be done between October and December.

The Ministry of Natural Resources, the Ministry of Industry and Trade and Rospotrebnadzor, as well as manufacturers and retail chains, said that they do not see a solution to an immediate ban on plastic, since an alternative must first be found. Kommersant writes about this.

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Russian Federation has developed rules for keeping homeless animals in shelters. As reported on the department's website, the document was approved by government decree. The rules were developed to implement the federal law “On the Responsible Treatment of Animals” adopted in December 2018.

The Investigative Department of the Russian Investigative Committee for the Volgograd Region began an investigation after the death of a girl who did not receive a kidney transplant. The cause of death will be determined by specialists, Interfax reports. According to preliminary data, the girl had an orphan kidney disease and was recently sent to a federal medical center for treatment.