Warning about March 8: how to prepare for the time change in the U.S.
A warning is issued regarding the upcoming time change in the U.S. on March 8, which marks the transition to Daylight Saving Time.
Chamber approves sale of medicines in supermarkets
The Chamber of Deputies in Brazil has approved a bill allowing the sale of medications in pharmacies located within supermarkets.
Chamber approves bill allowing sale of medicines in supermarkets; text goes for presidential sanction
The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies has approved a bill that allows medicines to be sold in supermarkets, moving the proposal towards presidential approval.
Journal of Laws of March 2, 2026 (positions 242-252)
The article lists several legislative changes and regulations issued in Poland, covering topics from cybersecurity to health care and environmental regulations.
Major demand on heated tobacco devices as MP calls for supermarket advert ban
Health officials in the UK are pushing for a ban on advertising heated tobacco products in supermarkets as legislation progresses.
"I don't know how we would do it." Eight municipalities describe their stance on the mandatory castration of stray cats
Municipalities in Czechia express concerns and considerations regarding a proposal for mandatory castration of stray cats to tackle their overpopulation and health issues.
Major changes regarding burials and death declarations. New regulations are sparking discussion
The Polish Ministry of Health is reforming the law on medical activities, introducing the role of a coroner to officially declare deaths occurring outside medical facilities or homes, along with updating procedures and introducing an electronic death certificate.
The ministry paid nearly 30,000 euros for an expert opinion - this is how the department head commented
The Finnish ministry has faced scrutiny for paying exorbitant fees for expert opinions related to alcohol legislation, raising concerns within the social and health committee.
Poland wants to ban social media for under 15s
The Polish government plans to ban social media use for those under the age of 15 to support youth mental health and increase awareness of the dangers of social media.
Poland Could Ban Social Media Use for Children Under 15 Years Old
The Polish government is considering a ban on social media use for children under the age of 15 to protect their mental health and safety.
The state wants to legalize the restraint of dangerous patients in three ways
The Estonian government is planning to introduce a legislative amendment that would allow for the restraint of dangerous patients outside hospital psychiatric departments in three different methods.
Poland to ban social media for children after Australian model
Poland plans to ban social media for children under 15 and hold platforms accountable for verifying user ages, according to Education Minister Barbara Nowacka.
Poland wants to ban social media for children
Poland is proposing a law to ban social media for children under 15 years old, as stated by Education Minister Barbara Nowacka.
The state may legislate three different methods of restraining dangerous patients
Estonia is considering new legislation that would allow for three different methods to restrain dangerous patients, expanding options beyond current regulations.
The dispute over alcohol continues in parliament – experts have different views on the EU distance sale percentage limit
Disagreements arise among experts in Finland regarding whether the country must allow the remote sale of alcohol from other EU countries up to 80% ABV.
Câmara de Campos holds hearings and resumes legislative work
The Chamber of Campos dos Goytacazes resumes legislative activities following a recess, with public hearings scheduled for transparency and health management reports.
Bill ensuring priority for people with diabetes in queues is approved in Ale-RR
A bill promoting priority service for individuals with diabetes in public and commercial queues has been approved by the state assembly in Roraima, Brazil.
Exemption from fees in competitions for people with fibromyalgia, limit on amendments, and more: see projects approved in Rio Branco
The City Council of Rio Branco approved ten new laws, including fee exemptions for people with fibromyalgia and new rules for municipal budget amendments.
Journal of Laws of February 25, 2026 (positions 212-216)
This article discusses recent regulations and announcements related to the Polish government, focusing on their implications for justice, health, and defense sectors.
Consumption will prohibit the sale of energy drinks to minors under 16 years old
Spain's government announces a new regulation that will prohibit the sale of energy drinks to individuals under 16 years of age, with stricter restrictions planned for drinks with higher caffeine content.
Concerns About the Administrative Integration Law's Circumvention for Creating For-Profit Hospitals in Jeju
Concerns are rising that the Administrative Integration Special Law currently under consideration in the National Assembly could allow for-profit hospitals to be established outside the National Health Insurance framework.
Could time change in the U.S. become a reality? This would trigger the enactment of the Daylight Act of 2026
A new legislative proposal in the U.S. Congress aims to eliminate seasonal clock changes by advancing clocks by 30 minutes, seeking a compromise on daylight use, health, and economic activity.
Government accelerates work on the patient card. At stake are 3 billion zlotys from the KPO
The Polish government is expediting the development of an electronic patient card as part of its e-health legislation, aiming to secure 3 billion zlotys in digital health funding from the EU.
Let's Fix the Legal System That Leaves 'Death Alone' Untended
The rising trend of solitary deaths in South Korea highlights a legal gap in handling the biological waste left behind, which is currently treated as regular waste instead of hazardous medical waste.
Upper Franconia: Man allegedly shot his wife, two children, and himself
A family father in Upper Franconia allegedly shot his wife, his two children, and himself, with police discovering the bodies in their apartment.
Kenya: Nairobi Moves to Tighten Alcohol Laws in Major Overhaul to Protect Families
Nairobi County is proposing a comprehensive legislative overhaul of alcohol regulations to enhance family protection, public health, and industry order.
“Let’s not call it euthanasia.” Terminal treatment will be ordered by a special committee
Czech Senator Věra Procházková advocates for legislation that allows for terminal pain relief involving life-shortening medications, while distancing the concept from euthanasia.
Good news for law enforcement in New York: Kathy Hochul signed a law that strengthens peer mental health support
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed legislation aimed at enhancing mental health support for police and law enforcement officers, reflecting a growing recognition of the mental health challenges faced by these professionals.
Liberals propose to classify children from 11 years old as youth
Lithuanian liberals are proposing legislation to redefine youth as individuals aged 11 to 29, instead of the current minimum age of 14.
Medical Cannabis – Too Much Risk for (Almost) No Benefit
The Brazilian health agency's recent measures to regulate the use and cultivation of medicinal cannabis are criticized for lacking robust scientific evidence and potentially leading to increased drug dependence and crime.
Is it due to women's lack of 'effort'? [Wise Journalist Life]
The South Korean National Assembly has passed amendments to the school meal law, legally defining school meal workers and addressing their health and safety measures, while a survey reveals a stark contrast in gender wage perception between young men and women.
Surprising Turn in Alcohol Home Delivery Law - Social and Health Committee Released Confidential EU Document from Years Ago
Finland's Social and Health Committee revealed confidential documents containing new insights into the EU Commission's stance on alcohol imports, which could significantly affect the country's alcohol remote sales law.
Good news in New York: Hochul banned the sale of kratom through two laws
New York Governor Hochul enacted two laws prohibiting the sale of kratom to protect public health, particularly among children and adolescents.
Editorial: A Masterclass in Fine-tuning
Estonian government is again engaged in fine-tuning a new legislative proposal, which has sparked complex discussions that may be better off left aside.
"Pealtnägija": A meeting with an elderly couple who wish to use assisted suicide
The article discusses an interview with an elderly couple in Estonia who are considering assisted suicide, which was recently deemed legal after a court ruling.
THL warns: Major disruption may happen in shopping centers
The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) warns that new alcohol retail outlets could emerge in Finland that compete with Alko, potentially operating during evenings and weekends.
Health Insurance Premium Defaulters Likely to Face Difficulties in Claiming Refunds
People who deliberately neglect to pay high health insurance premiums may soon have their overdue payments deducted from their medical refund claims.
The Path that the ‘Crisis Youth and Children Law’ Must Take
The article discusses the newly established Crisis Youth and Children Law in South Korea, focusing on its implementation and the challenges faced by youth centers.
UK considers a quick ban on social media for those under 16
The UK Prime Minister announced plans for a rapid ban on social media for individuals under 16, citing concerns over mental health and legal gaps in current online safety laws.
WA's tobacco black market hit with less than $89,000 in fines last year
Western Australia's crackdown on illegal tobacco sales has resulted in under $89,000 in fines for 2025, prompting the government to consider increased penalties and enforcement measures.
The government will review the new Sports Law. Siliņa names the priority
The Latvian government is set to review a new Sports Law focusing on promoting active lifestyles and transparency in sports funding.
83 percent support banning the sale of energy drinks to minors
A significant majority supports the prohibition of energy drink sales to minors in Iceland.
Bullrich assured that the Government will modify the article on sick leave
Senator Patricia Bullrich announced that the Government plans to amend the sick leave legislation concerning serious and degenerative illnesses, after criticism regarding salary reductions for health-related absences.
Tackled Alcohol Sales Monopoly
The article discusses efforts to address the monopoly on alcohol sales in Iceland.
The Growing Discussion on 'Sugar Tax'... 'If Consumption Decreases and Revenue is Zero, the Policy is Successful'
Discussions on implementing a sugar tax in South Korea are intensifying, aimed at reducing sugar consumption to improve public health.
Ayuso appears in the Assembly amidst a war with Pedro Sánchez and after sending a video to Mar-a-Lago
Isabel Díaz Ayuso appeared in the Assembly of Madrid amid ongoing tensions with Pedro Sánchez regarding proposed legislation affecting regional control over public health.
Companies with more than three workplace deaths a year to face ‘5% of operating profit penalty’... Amendment to Industrial Safety and Health Act passes parliamentary committee
A South Korean parliamentary committee has approved an amendment to the Industrial Safety and Health Act imposing penalties on companies with three or more workplace deaths annually, potentially totaling 5% of their operating profit.
Children's Ombudsman proposes that the consideration of the child's best interest be added to the Constitution
Elina Pekkarinen, the Children's Ombudsman, has presented a report to the Finnish Parliament advocating for the inclusion of children's best interests in the Constitution.
Journal of Laws from February 11, 2026 (positions 152 - 157)
The article outlines several announcements and regulations published in Poland's Journal of Laws on specific dates in February 2026, including laws regarding military intelligence services and veterinary care standards.
Journal of Laws dated February 10, 2026 (items 147 - 151)
Official announcements and regulations related to various sectors including public health, tax identification, and justice in Poland were published in the Journal of Laws.