Lisa Alert named the most frequently missing category of people.

According to statistics, men between the ages of 25 and 45 disappear most often in Russia. This was announced on April 19 by Grigory Sergeev, chairman of the Lisa Alert volunteer search and rescue team.

"When we started collecting statistics in detail, we saw that from year to year the largest category of people who get lost <...> and do not return home are men aged 25 to 45, where the peak of such a story begins around the age of 40," Sergeyev told TASS.

As Lisa Alert's chairman clarifies, one of the reasons for missing people is "younger strokes." He also highlighted situations when a person simply does not get in touch with their loved ones, but everything is fine with them.

In addition, there are often criminal reasons for missing people, but, according to Sergeev, "in the big picture, this is the absolute minimum."

Earlier, on April 10, Ekaterina Demyanovskaya, a neurologist at the Hemotest laboratory, spoke about the signs of stroke, which can develop not only in the elderly, but also in young people. Among the most alarming symptoms, the doctor identified a sudden intense headache that worsens in the light.