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Ukrainian Customs Moves Toward Full Digital Operation

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European Automakers Cut Electric Vehicle Production
China Tightens Trade Pressure with Tariffs on POM Polymer Imports
Hungary and Slovakia sustain reliance on Russian energy despite viable alternatives
PSO must consider economically justified price — Verkhovna Rada commission
Oil Prices Climb on Hopes of US-China Trade Easing
Global Markets Surge After U.S.-China Tariff Deal
Chinese Firm Halts Russian Operations Amid Sanctions
China cuts U.S. dependence, boosts exports to EU and ASEAN
Bank of England Plans Fastest Interest Rate Cuts Since 2008
Trump Imposes 100% Tariff on Foreign Films, Shaking Media Markets

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European Parliament Urges EU to Cut Off Funding to Hungary
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Russia Threatens Prolonged War: Experts Doubt the Feasibility of Such Plans
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Trump Grows Impatient: US to Impose New Sanctions on Russia
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Russia Threatened to Invade Kharkiv and Sumy During Istanbul Talks

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Ukrainian Customs Moves Toward Full Digital Operation
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Hungary Accuses Two Ukrainians of Espionage Amid Rising Tensions
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Boeing to Plead Guilty, But Public Trial May Be Averted
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Hungary and Slovakia Block Military Aid to Ukraine Over Energy Dispute
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The global automotive industry faces challenges in transitioning to electric vehicles due to declining demand, competition, and logistics issues.

European Automakers Cut Electric Vehicle Production

China has concluded a dumping investigation into POM polymers and introduced anti-dumping duties of up to 74.9% on imports from the US, EU, Japan, and Taiwan.

China Tightens Trade Pressure with Tariffs on POM Polymer Imports

Hungary and Slovakia continue to depend on Russian energy despite alternatives, contradicting EU energy security policies and undermining efforts to reduce reliance on Russia.

Hungary and Slovakia sustain reliance on Russian energy despite viable alternatives

The 4.32 UAH/kWh tariff provides Energoatom with 0.99 UAH/kWh in surplus profit and depreciation (~UAH 49 billion/year), with UAH 78 billion earned in 2023–2024 without clear allocation.

PSO must consider economically justified price — Verkhovna Rada commission

Brent and WTI oil prices rose amid hopes of tariff reductions between the US and China, despite persistent concerns over market oversupply.

Oil Prices Climb on Hopes of US-China Trade Easing

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EU Mobilizes €150 Billion for Investments in Partner Nations

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Osmium Prices Surge: $1,350 per Gram as Scarcity Deepens

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A study found that regular physical exercise can slow memory decline in older adults by improving hippocampal function.

Scientists Discover Way to Slow Age-Related Memory Decline

When we get sick, the main goal is to return to normal life as soon as possible. In today’s fast-paced world, we can’t afford to be ill for long, making the question "how to recover quickly" extremely relevant. It’s important to know what actions can shorten the duration of illness, help avoid complications, and restore strength. In this article, we will explore proven medical and home recovery methods, doctor’s advice, and the best self-care practices. Core principles of fast recovery To allow the body to overcome illness quickly, it’s important to create favorable conditions for healing. Successful recovery depends not only on medications but also on lifestyle, nutrition, sleep, and emotional state. What to do right after the first symptoms appear Stop all active tasks and rest Keep your body warm and relaxed Drink plenty of fluids to flush out toxins Avoid contact with others to prevent spreading infection See a doctor if symptoms worsen rapidly The earlier you respond to the first signs of illness, the less likely it is to develop into a complicated condition. Nutrition and hydration during illness One of the main rules of fast recovery is proper nutrition. The body needs enough energy and nutrients to fight off illness. Foods that help you heal faster Vegetable broths Fruits rich in vitamin C (oranges, kiwis) Honey, ginger, lemon Garlic and onions as natural antibiotics Porridge and light soups It’s also crucial to drink water, herbal teas, berry drinks, or compotes. During illness, the body loses fluids more rapidly, so they must be replenished constantly. Sleep and rest — the foundation of recovery Quality sleep is the most effective natural mechanism for recovery. While sleeping, the body produces more immune cells to fight off viruses and bacteria. Tips for quality rest Sleep at least 8 hours a day Ventilate your room before bedtime Use a humidifier Avoid screens at least an hour before sleep Take warm baths before bed If sleep is restless or insufficient, the body doesn’t get a chance to fully recover, which delays healing. Natural and home remedies Home recipes won’t replace medication but can be a good complement to prescribed treatments. Most popular remedies Warm milk with honey Herbal teas (chamomile, linden, thyme) Inhalations with essential oils Gargling with salt and baking soda Compresses made from boiled potatoes or onions Keep in mind: always consult a doctor before using any home remedy, especially if you have chronic conditions. Supporting the immune system during and after illness The immune system is your key ally in fighting illness. If it’s weakened, recovery will take longer. How to boost immunity Take vitamins C and D as advised by your doctor Eat foods rich in antioxidants Avoid stress and mental overload Do light exercise after symptoms ease Spend more time outdoors Even after symptoms disappear, it’s important to continue a gentle routine for several days to avoid relapse. Medications: when and what to take Self-medication can be dangerous. Only a doctor can determine which medications are needed in your specific case. Most common medication types: Fever reducers (paracetamol, ibuprofen) Antivirals (oseltamivir, remdesivir) Immunomodulators (prescribed by a doctor) Cough suppressants or expectorants Throat and nasal sprays Never take antibiotics without a prescription unless there's a confirmed bacterial infection. Comparison table: what works best for different types of illnesses Symptom / Method Flu Common Cold Viral Infection Fever reducers Yes Yes As needed Antiviral medications Yes (effective) Rarely Limited Folk medicine Complementary Yes Yes Vitamins C and D Recommended Recommended Essential Physical rest Necessary Advisable Necessary Common mistakes that delay recovery Sometimes, by trying to return to normal too soon, we sabotage our own health. Continuing to work while sick Not drinking enough fluids Self-medicating without consulting a doctor Ignoring symptoms Returning to physical activity too quickly Avoiding these mistakes significantly increases your chances of a fast and full recovery. When you need to see a doctor Some symptoms signal that what seems like a simple cold or flu may be becoming complicated. High fever for more than 3 days Difficulty breathing Chest pain Skin rash Severe fatigue or loss of consciousness In such cases, prompt medical attention is crucial for not just faster but safer recovery. Conclusion Quick recovery is not just about medication. It’s about a comprehensive approach: proper routine, nutritious food, rest, support for your body with both natural and medical tools. Every body is unique, but following these general principles helps reduce illness duration and avoid complications.

How to Recover Quickly from a Cold, Flu, or Virus

American scientists have performed 3D printing inside the human body using ultrasound, opening the door to non-invasive tissue regeneration.

New U.S. Technology Enables Internal 3D Tissue Printing Without Surgery

Sanofi is conducting clinical trials of an mRNA vaccine that could become a breakthrough treatment for moderate to severe acne in adults.

France Launches Clinical Trials of Acne Vaccine

U.S. surgeons remove a spinal tumor through a patient’s eye socket in a world-first operation, avoiding neck and head incisions; the patient is recovering well.

Spinal Tumor Removed Through Eye Socket in World-First Surgery in the U.S.

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