MORTALITY AND INJURY IN UKRAINE AS A RESULT OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN MEASURING OF PUBLIC HEALTH: TO THE ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL- LEGAL AND CRIMINOLOGICAL PROBLEM.

Objective: The aim: Based on the statistics study of the consequences of road accidents for human potential of Ukraine and quantitative indicators of criminal offenses in the field of road safety for the period 2016-2021, as well as assessing the risks to public health of Ukrainian society to carry out socio-legal and criminological analysis of the problem and identify key areas of the national approach to the implementation of the tasks of the Second Decade of Action to ensure road safety (2021-2030).

Patients And Methods: Materials and methods: The study is based on the results of a survey of ordinary citizens of Ukraine on the state of road safety on the roads of Ukraine; information posted on the WHO website for 2009-2020; statistical reports of Ukrainian law enforcement agencies, specialized literature on law, etc. The methodological basis of the research is dialectical, comparative, logical, analytical, synthetic, statistical, and concrete-sociological research methods.

PREVENTION OF THE STIGMATIZATION OF INDIVIDUALS IN RESPONSE TO DIGITAL TRACKING (CONCIDERING COVID-19 ISSUE).

Objective: The aim of the research is to identify possible manifestations of the stigmatization of individuals stemming from the use of digital applications while conducting anti-epidemic measures in Ukraine and developing measures to prevent stigmatization caused by the introduction of such applications.

Patients And Methods: Materials and methods: The study is grounded on dialectical, analytic, synthetic, comparative, statistic, sociological and criminological research methods. More than 120 citizens were interviewed to find out their attitude to Act at Home mobile application.

Alcoholism as a medical and socio-legal problem and ways to solve it.

Objective: Introduction: Almost 3.3 million people die from alcohol abuse each year worldwide accounting for almost 5% of all deaths. In 20% of cases alcohol is a cause of death in traffic accidents with more than 250 million men and women suffering from health disorders due to alcohol consumption and the prospects for improving this situation are disappointing [1].