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The deputy requests to build a rehabilitation center in the residential area of Muras-Ordo

At a meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh, Deputy Marlen Mamataliyev (District No. 23) drew attention to the low payments for assistants to people with disabilities, which amount to only 7,000 soms. He emphasized that although the government allocates funds and appoints benefits, the amount received by assistants is too small. This leads to many of them being unable to work and staying at home, which jeopardizes their financial well-being. Mamataliyev called for the need to increase these payments.

21.01.2026, 10:53
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"There are no necessary reagents in state laboratories," - deputy

At the parliamentary meeting on January 21, Deputy Suyunbek Omurzakov (District No. 10) raised the issue of the lack of necessary reagents in state laboratories. He emphasized that the Ministry of Health should allocate funds and not skimp on this important aspect. According to Omurzakov, the number of patients with certain diseases is increasing; however, the necessary reagents are absent in state laboratories. As a result, doctors are sending people to private clinics, where the cost of tests

21.01.2026, 10:41
Bishkek Doctors Share How to Strengthen Immunity During Cold Season
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Bishkek Doctors Share How to Strengthen Immunity During Cold Season

With the onset of cold weather and an increase in the incidence of ARVI and influenza, it is extremely important to take care of your immunity — the body's natural defense against infections. Doctors from the Bishkek Health Strengthening Center shared recommendations for maintaining the immune system. According to specialists, immunity is not only a physical state but also the result of the interaction of all body systems. Emotions, lifestyle, nutrition, and even the quality of social

21.01.2026, 10:39
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Carotid Artery Stenosis: What to Choose — Stenting, Endarterectomy, or Medication Therapy? The Differences Are Now Clear

Professor Igor Pershukov shared his comments on modern methods for treating carotid artery stenosis, discussing stenting, endarterectomy, and pharmacotherapy. Today, there are already clear criteria for choosing a treatment method. Igor Vyacheslavovich Pershukov is a professor, Doctor of Medical Sciences, and also a PhD, heading the Department of Hospital Therapy with a course in Radiological Diagnostics and Oncology at Jalal-Abad State University.

21.01.2026, 10:08
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In Kyrgyzstan, the Causes and Treatment of Ureter Injuries in Patients After Surgery Were Studied

In Kyrgyzstan, a study on iatrogenic injuries of the ureter has been conducted, examining clinical features, diagnostic approaches, and treatment outcomes. This work has been published in the journal "Healthcare of the KR". Iatrogenic injuries of the ureter represent serious complications arising from surgical interventions in the pelvic and abdominal areas. These complications significantly worsen the quality of life for patients, making timely diagnosis and effective treatment

20.01.2026, 23:20
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Specialists' Recommendations: How to Move Safely on Icy Surfaces

Specialists from the Republican Center for Health Promotion have presented recommendations for safe movement in icy conditions. First and foremost, try to limit going outside in unfavorable weather. Prefer well-lit routes where there is less ice and the roads are sprinkled with sand. Pay attention to potentially dangerous areas, such as sidewalks along roads, public transport stops, manhole covers, and store staircases. When climbing stairs, hold onto the handrails and place both feet on each

20.01.2026, 22:37
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295 people with injuries due to icy conditions visited the emergency room in Bishkek

From January 1 to 19, 295 people sought help at the emergency room of the Sports Rehabilitation Center in Bishkek due to injuries resulting from snowfall and ice, as reported by the Ministry of Health. Among these cases, 227 were related to fractures, while 68 patients suffered from bruises and sprains. All individuals with fractures were given a plaster cast. Medical professionals emphasize that the main source of injuries remains falls on slippery sidewalks, stairs, and road crossings.

20.01.2026, 21:10
Hidden Risk Factors for Stomach Cancer Discovered
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Hidden Risk Factors for Stomach Cancer Discovered

Research shows that the risk of developing stomach cancer can accumulate long before the first signs of the disease appear. Factors influencing this process include age, smoking, genetic changes in the blood, and even bacteria present in the oral cavity, as reported by the agency Lenta.ru. The findings were obtained by scientists from Duke-NUS Medical School and the National University Health System of Singapore (NUHS). The results of their work were published in the journal Cancer Discovery

20.01.2026, 16:44
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What is the role of scientific medical centers and research institutes in the modern world? Opinion of Professor T. Batyraliev

Professor Talantbek Batyraliev, who previously held the position of Minister of Health, shared his thoughts on the importance of scientific medical centers and research institutes in the current conditions. Talantbek Batyraliev is a Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, and Academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, as well as a full member of the American College of Cardiology (MD, PhD, DSc, FACC, FSCAI, FAHA, FESC).

20.01.2026, 16:34
Doctors provided recommendations on how to avoid injuries during icy conditions
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Doctors provided recommendations on how to avoid injuries during icy conditions

The specialists of the Republican Center for Health Promotion and Mass Communication reminded about precautionary measures that can help people avoid injuries in icy conditions. The first recommendation from doctors is to limit outdoor activities in inclement weather whenever possible. If going outside is unavoidable, it is advisable to choose safe routes, such as well-lit roads with minimal ice and sanded surfaces. The most hazardous areas are sidewalks located near roadways, as well as icy

20.01.2026, 10:46
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In Bishkek, 9 people were hospitalized due to icy conditions

In Bishkek, over the past two days, 9 people with injuries caused by icy conditions have sought help at the emergency clinical hospital. This was reported by Deputy Chief Physician Ilim Manapov on the air of "Birinchi Radio" on January 19. Of all the injured, 7 received outpatient treatment, while 2 were hospitalized. Among the injured, 4-5 people were skiing, and two fell on the street.

19.01.2026, 19:07
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Doctors revealed who should avoid Epiphany bathing

Every year on January 19, believers celebrate the Baptism of the Lord. In this context, specialists from the Republican Center for Health Improvement have voiced important recommendations for those planning to bathe. Regular hardening and bathing in cold water indeed contribute to strengthening the immune system, reducing the risk of colds, and training blood vessels.

19.01.2026, 10:53
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Russian doctors removed a 60-kilogram tumor from a man

In Russia, medical specialists successfully performed surgery to remove a tumor that had been developing for over 20 years and weighed more than 60 kg. According to information from the regional Ministry of Health, the tumor exerted serious pressure on the inferior vena cava and completely displaced the intestines, bladder, and other vital organs, occupying almost the entire abdominal cavity.

17.01.2026, 04:08
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Fox News: Experts Assess the Impact of "Sober January" on Health

A report aired on the American television channel Fox News, dedicated to the popular trend of Dry January and its impact on human health. The article presents the opinions of specialists who explain how a month without alcohol can affect brain function, liver health, hormonal systems, and overall well-being, as well as the potential risks associated with an "all or nothing" approach. Translation of the article:

16.01.2026, 22:18
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The doctor named the key risk factors for the transmission of hepatitis B from mother to child

A study conducted in Kyrgyzstan highlights important aspects of hepatitis B transmission from mother to child. The work of M. Tursunbaeva has been published in the journal "Healthcare of Kyrgyzstan." This material emphasizes that vertical transmission of the hepatitis B virus remains a significant problem in the field of perinatal medicine, as it can lead to chronic HBV infections in newborns.

16.01.2026, 20:56
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Kyrgyzstan and Turkey Activate the Direction of Citizens for Treatment under Quotas

According to information from the Ministry of Health, Kyrgyzstan and Turkey have decided to activate a program that allows citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic to receive treatment in Turkey. These efforts will be carried out through annual non-reimbursable quotas, the number of which is set at 150 places. During a meeting between Health Minister Kanibek Dosmambetov and Turkish Ambassador Mekin Mustafa Kemal Okem, various aspects of cooperation were discussed, including issues of free treatment,

16.01.2026, 19:55
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Cold weather is coming to Kyrgyzstan. How to prevent hypothermia and frostbite?

From January 17 to 19, a significant drop in temperature is expected in Kyrgyzstan, according to information from Kyrgyzhydromet. Forecasts predict worsening weather conditions: snowfalls are possible, with heavy precipitation in some areas. Wet snow is expected to stick to trees and wires, and fog may also occur. Snow drifts will form on roads, and icy conditions are anticipated, while in the mountains, snow drifts will be present. Additionally, the wind will strengthen, reaching speeds of

16.01.2026, 17:50
Kyrgyzstan Activates Efforts to Send Citizens for Free Medical Treatment in Turkey
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Kyrgyzstan Activates Efforts to Send Citizens for Free Medical Treatment in Turkey

On January 16, the Minister of Health of Kyrgyzstan, Kanibek Dosmambetov, met with the Ambassador of Turkey to the Kyrgyz Republic, Mekin Mustafa Kemal Okem. The meeting discussed areas of cooperation in healthcare, including mechanisms for sending Kyrgyz citizens for treatment in Turkey on a gratuitous basis, the development of medical infrastructure, personnel training, and pharmaceutical collaboration. The Minister expressed gratitude to the Turkish side for their support and active

16.01.2026, 17:09
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In Kyrgyzstan, the Most Effective Method of Surgical Treatment for Prostate Adenoma Has Been Identified

Benign prostatic hyperplasia is one of the most common urological problems among men over 60 years old. This condition causes symptoms that affect the lower urinary tract and significantly deteriorate the quality of life of patients. In the journal "Healthcare of Kyrgyzstan," a work by physician N. Monolov was published, which conducted a comparative analysis of various surgical treatment methods for prostate adenoma.

16.01.2026, 16:01