Japanese study finds that eating seafood at breakfast is linked to better sleep and circadian rhythms, shifting chronotype to morning type and reducing social jetlag.
Survey reveals top office irritants: food smells, noise, stuffiness. HR expert suggests solutions for better work atmosphere.
From September 2, Kazakhstan enforces a law on psychological activity: mandatory registry, ban on unregistered practice, informed consent, and professional development.
Professor Gaisa Absatirov proposes naming undiagnosed livestock diseases 'Tashimov's disease' and calls for international experts to investigate livestock deaths in Kazakhstan.
Kazakhstan's Interior Ministry ensured safety on Knowledge Day: over 7,000 lectures, opening of 'Jas Sakshy' classes, and school and road inspections.
Residents of Arys complain about cracks in houses caused by daily ammunition blasts at a nearby military unit, demanding fewer explosions and compensation for damage.
In Almaty, 7,669 children from vulnerable groups received 60,000 tenge each for school supplies. Total funding: 460 million tenge. 133,000 students get free meals.
Kazakhstan's Justice Ministry refutes rumors about needing to renew marriage registration. Marriage is registered once and has no expiration. Stay vigilant against fraudsters.
Seven new schools opened in Atyrau region for 12,000 students, including STEM-equipped facilities. Over 155,000 students started the new academic year.
Kazakhstan's Ministry of Justice warns citizens about fake messages claiming marriage registration needs to be extended. Don't fall for the scam.
A woman in Astana claims she was attacked by a group after a club conflict, suffering bruises and a concussion. Police have launched an investigation.
In Zhambyl region, a woman sold her house for 18 million tenge but received only 14 million. Court mediation resolved the dispute: buyer paid the debt and compensation.
A woman from Astana tells how walking 10,000 steps a day led to plantar fasciitis. Doctors explain causes and advise gradually increasing activity.
At school No. 45 in St. Petersburg, the artist Gazan performed the hit "67" at a September 1 assembly. Students were delighted, and social media is buzzing.
Kazakhstan's Health Ministry prevented unjustified expenses of 30 billion tenge by removing 400,000 outdated patient cards. Details in the article.
In Zhambyl region, a man who insulted a teenager at a cafe received 10 days of administrative arrest. The offender claims he remembers nothing. Details on infohub.kz.
Zholaman Boshalak, a renowned Kazakh journalist, poet, and award laureate, has passed away in the Mangystau region at the age of 83.
An infectious disease doctor from Astana shares a story of two children with different outcomes: one vaccinated survived meningoencephalitis, another unvaccinated died after measles. The doctor urges parents to vaccinate on time.
Kazakhstan's top YouTube videos in August: health news, Aral Sea restoration, football reviews, and entertainment shows. Watch counts included.
A new study finds that AI chatbots don't reduce loneliness in students; only real human interaction helps. The research highlights the importance of mutual empathy.
inDrive disabled 33,000 driver accounts in Kazakhstan for car substitution and violations. The company held a safety training for 100 drivers.
Kazakhstan's Health Ministry proposes insurance payouts for medical workers attacked on the job. Draft order open for public discussion until September 16.
Orphans can get a mortgage at 2% from Otbasy Bank. Learn the conditions: 20% quota, age limits, income requirements, and automatic verification.
Kazakhstan's population reached 20,604,819 as of August 1, 2026, with an increase of nearly 105,000 since the start of the year. Urban growth and regional data included.