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A Prosthetics and Orthopaedics Centre to be established in Ternopil
17 March 2026, Rehabilitation,
... development of a modern prosthetics and rehabilitation system, the training of young healthcare professionals, the identification of future priorities in medical education, and the coordination of key government initiatives at the regional level were the central themes of the working visit of the minister of health of ukraine, viktor liashko, to the ternopil oblast (region).
National Cancer Institute of Ukraine - Christie Institute for Cancer Education
27 February 2026
... national cancer institute of ukraine and the the christie institute for cancer education, in partnership with the christie nhs foundation trust, have launched cooperation within the international scale (strengthening health workforce capacity through global learning) project. the project is implemented as part of the international medical partnership programme—an initiative aimed at building sustainable institutional links between healthcare institutions in ukraine and the united kingdom.the project focuses on strengthening the healthcare workforce through global professional exchange and provides for professional fellowships for ukrainian oncologists in manchester. the initiative is funded by nhs england under the global health partnerships programme (formerly thet), with the support of the uk department of health and social care.the cooperation covers three core areas: clinical oncology, surgery, and radiology. within the project, visits of three groups of ukrainian specialists a...
City Clinical Hospital No. 4 of the Dnipro City Council - Skånes Universitetssjukhus
24 February 2026
... municipal non-profit enterprise city clinical hospital no. 4 of the dnipro city council and skåne university hospital have launched cooperation within the framework of an international medical partnership. the ukrainian and swedish healthcare institutions signed a memorandum on international medical partnership with the aim of developing sustainable horizontal bilateral ties, exchanging experience and best practices in healthcare management, improving the quality of medical services, and strengthening international medical cooperation.the parties agreed to cooperate within the framework of the international medical partnership, guided by national and international legal frameworks in the field of protection of human life and health.the partnership covers professional interaction between ukrainian and swedish medical professionals, the introduction of advanced international technologies, european standards, and clinical protocols for the provision of medical care in healthcare insti...
Construction of New Surgical Building in Nizhyn Starts as Part of Ukraine–France Partnership
23 February 2026, International cooperation
... work has begun in nizhyn for the construction of a new surgical building at the nizhyn central city hospital named after mykola halytskyi. the project is being implemented as part of agreements between ukraine and france.the launch events were attended by minister of health of ukraine viktor liashko, france’s special envoy for assistance and reconstruction of ukraine muriel lacoue-labarthe, representatives of ellipse projects, members of the french delegation and local authorities, as well as the hospital’s management and medical staff.the nizhyn hospital is one of the key healthcare facilities in the community. it is a cluster hospital within the national hospital network, with 515 beds and serving about 215,000 residents of the region. this initiative will significantly strengthen the region’s capacity to provide medical care and marks an important step toward modernizing local healthcare infrastructure.the project is being implemented under one of two framework agreement...
Ukraine and the Republic of Korea continue to collaborate within international technical assistance framework
23 February 2026, International cooperation
... ministry of health of ukraine held a series of coordination meetings with representatives of international partners—the korea international cooperation agency (koica) and medipeace. the events were attended by ihor kuzin, deputy minister of health and chief state sanitary doctor of ukraine, as well as representatives from the ministry of health and the leadership of healthcare facilities engaged in the implementation of joint initiatives.during the meetings, the parties discussed the implementation of ongoing international technical assistance projects and outlined further areas of collaboration.in the course of the first week, participants discussed the progress and further phases of the project implementation to modernize the all-ukrainian medical and rehabilitation center “tsybli.” in 2026, the completion of design work, implementation of construction works, and the continued professional development of ukrainian rehabilitation specialists are planned.this project involves a com...
Nearly 1,500 Ukrainians hospitalized with frostbite and hypothermia in January
9 February 2026
... january 2026, 1,642 ukrainians sought emergency medical care for frostbite and hypothermia. the highest number of cases was recorded in the dnipropetrovsk region (195), kyiv city (183), and kharkiv region (167).of those who sought help, 1,469 were admitted to hospitals.as a reminder, to prevent cold-related injuries (frostbite or hypothermia) during winter, it is recommended to wear multiple layers of clothing, stay physically active, avoid alcohol consumption, etc.pay close attention to key warning signs of cold injuries. hypothermia may be indicated by pale, cold, and dry skin (the skin and lips may appear bluish), body shivering, and, in more severe cases, slowed breathing or difficulty speaking. young children may have reddened, cold-to-the-touch skin, appear unusually quiet or drowsy, and refuse to eat. frostbite may be indicated by gray-yellow or sometimes waxy-white skin, numbness, and loss of sensation, with the skin failing to respond to touch.how to provide first aid for f...
The Ministry of Health of Ukraine and Life Bridge Ukraine signed a memorandum of cooperation on prosthetics and rehabilitation
5 February 2026, Rehabilitation, International cooperation,
... ministry of health of ukraine and life bridge ukraine have signed a memorandum of cooperation aimed at developing a modern prosthetics and orthopedics system in ukraine.the document was signed by viktor liashko, minister of health of ukraine, and dr. janine von wolfersdorff, managing director and founder of life bridge ukraine. the primary objective of the memorandum is to establish a national center of excellence in prosthetics and orthopedics. the center is planned to be created in ternopil, based at the ternopil regional clinical psychoneurological hospital. it is expected to operate as an integrated facility combining clinical prosthetics, multidisciplinary rehabilitation, and the training of healthcare professionals in accordance with international standards and world health organization (who) recommendations.the project combines the provision of modern prosthetic and orthopedic care with the development of a professional education system for ukrainian prosthetists and or...
Primary healthcare outpatient clinic in the Kyiv region has been rebuilt after occupation and has resumed operations
4 February 2026, Recovery, UNITED24
... minister of health of ukraine, viktor liashko, together with the head of the kyiv regional military administration, mykola kalashnyk, visited the restored outpatient clinic of general practice family medicine in the village of bohdanivka, brovary district, kyiv oblast (region). the healthcare facility was fully rebuilt with the support of the french charitable foundation mécénat servier, a partner of united24.this medical facility is critically important to the region, as it provides primary healthcare access to residents of the entire bohdanivka starosta district within the velyka dymerka territorial community. it serves the villages of bohdanivka, zalissia, and 28 neighboring cottage communities, which were left without medical services before de-occupation due to destroyed infrastructure.in 2022, during active hostilities and the temporary occupation of the territory, the outpatient clinic building sustained severe damage: the roof was destroyed, windows and doors were broken, a...
Vaccines and medical supplies were delivered as a new batch of humanitarian aid in January
4 February 2026, International cooperation
... january, ukraine received another batch of medical humanitarian aid for the healthcare sector. vaccines and medical supplies have already been distributed to healthcare facilities across the country.the aid provided by denmark and the netherlands includes 1,185 naloxone kits, supplied with the support of the global fund to fight aids, tuberculosis, and malaria, as well as 1,050 hearing aids provided by demant a/s. ukraine also received 959,800 doses of vaccines for the immunization of children under the national immunization schedule. these include vaccines against tuberculosis (bcg), diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, hepatitis b, and haemophilus influenzae infection. the vaccines were provided within the framework of cooperation between the ministry of health of ukraine and the global alliance for vaccines and immunization (gavi). under the agreement, gavi is financing part of the vaccines to support the national immunization program, in accordance with the national immunization...
World Cancer Day: early diagnosis, affordable treatment, and modern technologies in Ukraine
... the 27th consecutive year, february 4 marks world cancer day, an initiative designed to raise awareness about cancer and draw attention to its prevention, detection, and treatment. ukraine has entered the third year of implementing its national cancer control strategy until 2030, which covers prevention, early diagnosis, access to treatment, rehabilitation, and the development of healthcare infrastructure. this overview highlights how the government is stepping up the fight against cancer—from screening and vaccination to providing medicines and modern equipment.according to the national cancer registry, more than 100,000 cases of malignant neoplasms are diagnosed in ukraine every year. the most common cancers among women are breast cancer (22.2%) and uterine cancer (10.1%), while among men, the most prevalent are prostate cancer (14.9%) and malignant neoplasms of the trachea, bronchi, and lungs (13.3%). national cancer control strategyin 2024, the government of ukraine approved th...