Missed "Today" stats in Health App

Welcome,
In my dashboard in Health app I've graphs with my day/week/month and year stats, but I don,t have like before i right bottom corner "Today" stats. It's possible to turn it on?

For example "467 cal" from this photo is Today (or Last Night etc.) stats. I had this but it missed in my case. I'm polish and I have polish version but difference is only in translating. Earlier I've had this info:

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