lyudmila pavlenko, ivan korsh, tatyana. and vitaly korovko, public news. the nezlamni center celebrates its first anniversary direction of prosthetics. during this time, masters made 215 prostheses. correspondents of the public saw all stages of production and talked with patients. a full-scale invasion of the border guard oleksandr morsky was caught in mariupol. during the defense of the city, he received a mine-explosive injury. his crushed left arm was amputated in a hospital in azovstal. on may 22, the fighters left the factory together and were captured by volenivtsi. after the exchange in ukraine, oleksandr had six months of treatment and rehabilitation. in the center. don't break it, him they installed a prosthetic hand and oleksandr returned to the service, well, it’s a mechanical prosthesis, here it is, the attachments on it are changed, as they say, the hook is more afraid of it, but it is more convenient, because it is more functional, there are different grips, it is more rigid, even with it, let's say, it's easier to go shopping, because it 's

, how do doctors prepare for winter and possible enemy attacks on the energy infrastructure, lyudmila pavlenko knows 15 on november 23, kiev, during an open-heart operation , the light went out. on november 23, dnipro caesarean section was performed with headlamps. it became a reality for ukrainian doctors during the blackout. this became a reality for ukrainian doctors during the blackout. the corridors were not affected , recalls the ophthalmologist roman gostav for seven years, he has been working in the surgical department of the consultation and diagnostic center of the svyatoshyn district of kyiv, he says that until the past in the winter of work experience in the absence of light, i did not have to check my eyesight from 5 m, the plate should be lit, what did we do, turn on the flashlights on the phones , measure the eye pressure, the pneumotonometer is completely dependent on electricity, there is an older method of contact a-a tonometry when necessary there was only a--a patient to put instill pain-relieving drops in some of them, i have an allergy , we have adapted, we have adapted o

lyudmila pavlenko. this is how much money, this is money, and until september 19, pensioner tamara said, she ran out of money for this money. she has to live for another week before the pension is paid, twice on sunday, for bread or something. i buy butter buns i buy well, how can you live on them, a woman's pension is 2760 uah, a quarter of the amount she spends on medicine every month, she makes a list of what to buy in the end, she makes a list in advance, she says for her buckwheat cookies or meat, that's already a delicacy, bread, oil, my soap, also for such pensioners as mrs. tamara, the world food program in august, the un began to transfer monetary assistance to elderly people who live in territories where active hostilities were or are being carried out. these territories are determined by the ministry of reintegration of temporarily occupied territories, in particular in of the list of donetsk dnipropetrovsk zaporizhia kherson mykolaiv kharkiv sumy and chernihiv oblasts the second criterion is