The baby with sad brown eyes made a long way from Volgograd to Moscow so that the surgeons of the Center for Rehabilitation of temporarily homeless animals “Yuna” give her a chance to stand on all four legs again We help Yuna help In August, a letter came to the mail center - Volgograd volunteers asked for help. On the streets of the city, they found a small sandy margin. She could not walk normally: an old, incorrectly fused fracture. The big -haired found was called Lida.

In 2019, photographer Sergey Stroyelev published shots from his photo project "I am no longer scared?" About women who, due to breast cancer, survived the mastctomy-the removal of the mammary gland. After the operation, women rethink the attitude to their body. The heroines of the project decided on a naked shooting in order to overcome their fear and debunk stereotypes.

In Russia, the number of teachers decreases every year, while the number of schoolchildren increases. This could lead to a decrease in the quality of education, Skyeng analysts believe, Kommersant reports . According to Kommersant, Skyeng researchers, based on open statistical data, identified the ratio of the number of students and teachers in the CIS countries, and also made a forecast until 2023.

The Kukmorsky District Court of Tatarstan arrested one person and extended the detention of five more in the case of a teenager’s attack on a police department. According to the Investigative Committee, the young man tried to set fire to the building of the district police department and also attacked an employee with a knife. The boy was shot during arrest. On November 1, the Kukmorsky District Court received six petitions for the detention of six citizens.

Why in Russia there should not be boarding schools for people with disabilities This material is a continuation of a series of texts about why urgent reform of closed institutions is needed: orphanages of boarding schools and psychoneurological boarding schools. The text was prepared in conjunction with the Foundation "Volunteers to help orphans. In the first text, the head of the Foundation Elena Alshanskaya reasoned how isolation interferes with adapting in society.

In Tomsk, in medical unit No. 2, patients are offered “sit-down hospitalization” due to a lack of beds. Varvara Pakhomenko, who helped sick relatives, told Takim Dela about this. On October 26, Varvara flew to Tomsk to visit her mother Svetlana and her husband after they fell ill. According to Pakhomenko, her mother is 62 years old and has diabetes, and her husband is 75 years old. They were tested for coronavirus: the woman’s test was negative, the man’s was positive.

Connoisseur Mikhail Skipsky returned to the game “What? Where? When?" after a three-month break. Over the summer, he was accused of harassment by a former student. The final game of the autumn series of the program took place on November 1st live on Channel One. This is the first game in which the connoisseur has taken part in the last three months. Skipsky’s appearance in the program was commented on by Natalya Stetsenko, general director of the Igra-TV television company.

The Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Tatyana Moskalkova, spoke about the complaints that people with cancer come to her with, RIA Novosti reports. According to Moskalkova, patients complain about the inability to get medical examinations and the lack of beds that have been converted for patients with COVID-19. “They complain all the time.

Most employees of Russian companies have encountered harsh attitudes from colleagues or superiors at work. During the survey, the HeadHunter research service found this out, TASS reports. 6.5 thousand people took part in the survey. Most often they encountered pressure from superiors in the field of HR (70%) and medicine (68%), in the public sector and non-profit organizations (45% each). Among novice specialists, 42% reported pressure.

Guardianship authorities in the Volgograd region began an investigation after a video appeared where parents are trying to “exorcise demons” from their ten-year-old son, Interfax reports. “The district guardianship authorities organized an investigation into the incident,” the regional administration said. The video was published in the “Rise” telegram channel. In it, the boy is held tightly, they try to smear garlic, holy water and bring him closer to the icons, the child resists and screams.

A group of professional medical associations circulated a collective appeal on the Internet to the medical community calling on them not to prescribe antibiotics for COVID-19. This was reported by the Medical Bulletin. “Uncontrolled and in most cases unnecessary use of antibiotics for COVID-19 can cause consequences more dangerous than the pandemic itself,” the report says. The appeal emphasizes that antibiotics are ineffective in treating viruses, including SARS-CoV-2.

The Russian government has proposed a new mechanism for changing prices for vital and essential drugs (VED). The decree was signed by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, the government press service reports . Mishustin commented that some regions are faced with the fact that pharmacies do not have drugs from the list of vital and essential drugs. The new decree introduces features for regulating prices for these drugs so that there is no shortage .

For Russian users of Apple Watch Series 4 and older, the ECG application will be available. This was reported on the Apple website. The ECG app allows Apple Watch users to take an electrocardiogram from their wrist. If you have a fast or irregular heartbeat, the program records your heart rhythm and helps you report symptoms to your doctor. According to the company, with the help of the watch, users will be able to obtain an electrocardiogram similar to the results of single-wire ECG monitors .

Politician and presenter of “Navalny.Live” Vladimir Milov complained to the Constitutional Court and demanded that administrative arrest not be imposed on all parents with children under 14 years of age. When considering an administrative offense, courts refer to the article of the Code of Administrative Offenses on administrative arrest , which excludes arrest for women with children under 14 years of age, but allows it for men, reports Apology of Protest .