On the air of "Birinchi Radio," cardiac surgeon Nurlan Koshoybek uulu spoke about why cardiovascular diseases lead to premature death. He noted that cardiovascular diseases rank among the leading causes of mortality both in Kyrgyzstan and worldwide. Conditions such as coronary heart disease, heart attacks, and strokes pose a particular threat.
With the approach of spring, it is important to think about the prevention of acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI). As reported by RIA Novosti, Natalia Borovskaya, an associate professor in the Department of Clinical Medicine at the School of Medicine and Life Sciences of the Far Eastern Federal University and an infectious disease physician, there are several effective ways to reduce the risk of illness. According to the specialist, nasal rinsing and the use of immunomodulating drugs
According to research by a group of scientists from Griffith University, maintaining the bedroom temperature at 24°C during nighttime rest can significantly reduce stress responses in people over 65 years old. This study was published in the journal BMC Medicine on February 11, 2026. Under the guidance of Dr. Fergus O'Connor, researchers analyzed how bedroom temperature affects heart rate and stress levels in elderly individuals.
On February 10, a meeting took place in Moscow between the Minister of Health of Kyrgyzstan, Kanbek Dosmambetov, and the Minister of Health of Russia, Mikhail Murashko. This information was provided by the press service of the Ministry of Health of Kyrgyzstan. The Kyrgyz delegation expressed gratitude to their Russian colleagues for their support in organizing the negotiations. The ministry noted that cooperation between Kyrgyzstan and Russia is strategically important and based on many years
The Minister of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic, Kanbek Dosmambetov, held a meeting with Mikhail Murashko, the Minister of Health of Russia. This information was announced by the press service of the Ministry of Health of Kyrgyzstan. During this meeting, the Kyrgyz side expressed interest in implementing joint projects in the field of high technologies in medicine. In particular, the creation of a nuclear medicine center was discussed, which will be equipped with its own production of
In the Ministry of Health of Kyrgyzstan, a meeting took place between Kanibek Dosmambetov, the Minister of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic, and Mikhail Albertovich Murashko, the head of the Ministry of Health of Russia. This was reported in a press release from the ministry. The Kyrgyz delegation expressed gratitude to the Russian side for the prompt organization of the negotiations, warm reception, and constructive approach. The participants of the meeting noted that cooperation between the two
In the Center for General Medical Practice of the At-Bashinsky District, neurologist Aida Tentimishova shared information about a serious medical problem that affects many—stroke. What is a stroke?
A pediatrician from the At-Bashinsky hospital, Shaken Mambetkadyrova, shared important information and recommendations with parents regarding the causes of seizures in children. Key Factors: 1. Temperature Influence Seizures can occur in children aged 6 months to 5 years with a sudden increase in body temperature (38°C and above). This is the most common cause, and such episodes usually pass quickly. 2. Electrolyte Imbalance
The Deputy Chief Physician of the City Children's Clinical Hospital for Emergency Medical Care, Zhamiyla Anakeeva, reported on "Birinchi Radio" that the number of cases of echinococcosis in children has doubled. According to her, many parents seek medical help when the disease has already led to serious damage to the liver and lungs, sometimes with a ruptured cyst. These figures are particularly high in Bishkek and the Chui region.
In Kyrgyzstan, a unified database is currently being developed that will contain information about children suffering from autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, and other diseases. This was reported by the First Deputy Minister of Health Aibek Matkerimov at a meeting of the committee of the Jogorku Kenesh, which deals with issues of labor, health, women's rights, and social matters. During his speech, he presented the following data:
At a meeting of the Committee of the Jogorku Kenesh on Labor, Health, Women's Affairs, and Social Issues, the First Deputy Minister of Health, Aibek Matkerimov, reported that the increase in the number of registered diseases is related to the proper implementation of perinatal screening. Deputy Gulnara Baatyrova raised the question of whether screening is conducted in the first and second trimesters of pregnancy, as well as the accuracy of this screening, given the rise in the number of
At the meeting of the committee of the Jogorku Kenesh on labor, health care, women's affairs, and social issues, Edyta Taygaraeva expressed the idea of the possibility of concluding agreements between the state and private rehabilitation institutions. This would allow parents of children with special needs to receive discounts on services. She emphasized that the number of state rehabilitation centers is limited, while private institutions are widespread, but their service costs are high.
At the meeting of the committee of the Jogorku Kenesh on labor, health, women's affairs, and social issues, deputy Edyta Taygaraeva noted that dental care for children with disabilities (PWD) provided at the National Center for Maternal and Child Health needs improvement. She emphasized that there are certain difficulties that create problems for parents who are forced to undergo tests at other facilities. This complicates the situation, as transportation with children with special needs
At the meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh Committee on Labor, Health, Women's Affairs, and Social Issues, which took place on February 10, First Deputy Minister of Health Aibek Matkerimov presented data on cases of Down syndrome registered in Kyrgyzstan. He noted that the highest number of cases is observed in Bishkek. On the committee's agenda was information regarding the implementation of the Jogorku Kenesh resolution concerning children with autism, Down syndrome, and cerebral palsy.
At the meeting of the committee of the Jogorku Kenesh, held on February 10, the First Deputy Minister of Health Aibek Matkerimov announced the ministry's intention to revise the classification of rare diseases, transitioning from ICD-10 to ICD-11. During the meeting, issues related to the implementation of the Jogorku Kenesh's resolution concerning children with autism, Down syndrome, and cerebral palsy were discussed.
Ignoring heart rhythm disturbances is not an option, as each case increases the risk of stroke and sudden death. This warning comes from cardiologist Damirbek Osmonov. According to him, he hears the phrase "my heart is skipping" almost daily.
According to preliminary data, there are 3,024 children with mental disorders in Kyrgyzstan. Ainura Orozbaeva, Deputy Minister of Labor, Social Welfare, and Migration for Digital Development, announced this figure at a meeting of the committee of the Jogorku Kenesh, which deals with labor, health, women's issues, and social policy. She noted that the statistics on diseases may vary. The specified number includes children with Down syndrome, autism, and other congenital disorders.
In Kyrgyzstan, there is a shortage of qualified specialists who support and treat children with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, and other rare diseases. This was stated by the First Deputy Minister of Health Aibek Matkerimov at a meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh committee dedicated to labor, health, women's affairs, and social policy. According to Matkerimov, discussions are currently underway with the Kyrgyz State Medical University to create a new faculty focused on training the
In 2025, funding for the treatment of orphan diseases in the country will reach 264.2 million soms. This was announced by Aibek Matkerimov, the First Deputy Minister of Health, during a meeting of the committee of the Jogorku Kenesh that deals with labor, health, women's affairs, and social policy. Matkerimov noted that compared to 2024, the funding amount has increased by 164.2 million soms. These funds are coming from the High Technology Fund.
According to information provided by the press service of the Ministry of Labor on February 10, in 2025, more than 11,500 citizens utilized prosthetic and orthopedic services. The Republican Prosthetic and Orthopedic Institution, under the Ministry of Labor, continues its activities aimed at providing citizens with disabilities with modern and high-quality prosthetics and mobility aids. During the reporting period, the number of people receiving services for the manufacture and repair of
In the Suzak district, the implementation of a monitoring program aimed at the early detection of children with autism, Down syndrome, and cerebral palsy will begin. This was announced by Aibek Matkerimov, the First Deputy Minister of Health, at a meeting of the committee of the Jogorku Kenesh dedicated to labor, health, women's affairs, and social issues. Matkerimov noted that the program will operate in pilot mode with the support of international organizations.
Gulnara Amankulova, the head of the rehabilitation center for people with disabilities "Ayar," raised the issue of the growing prevalence of autism at a meeting of the permanent commission of the Bishkek City Council, which deals with economics, budget, finance, and investments, on February 10. “Autism is not only a problem for Kyrgyzstan but a global epidemic,” she emphasizes.
On February 9, Minister of Health Kanbek Dosmambetov visited Moscow, where he familiarized himself with the work of leading medical and educational institutions in Russia. During his visit, he studied approaches to training medical specialists, the organization of highly specialized care, and the implementation of modern diagnostic and treatment technologies that could be beneficial for improving the Kyrgyz healthcare system.
A kindergarten teacher from the village of Ak-Zhar in the At-Bashinsky district, Medina Bektursun kyzy, shared her opinion on how children attending kindergarten perceive information and develop in a conversation with a Turmush correspondent. In her opinion, the main obstacle to the development of modern children is the use of mobile phones.
