In the city of Kadamjay, in the village of Kara-Jantak, the major renovation of the local family medical outpatient clinic has been completed, according to information provided by a Turmush correspondent. 1.9 million soms were allocated for the renovation work, which was sourced from the state budget.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed the lack of evidence that vaccination can cause autism. This is stated in the report of the WHO Global Advisory Committee on Vaccine Safety. As part of its analysis, the committee examined existing studies regarding a possible link between vaccines and autism spectrum disorders (ASD).
According to information from the World Health Organization (WHO), about 6% of patients who have recovered from coronavirus continue to experience long-lasting symptoms that can persist for several months. At a press conference in Geneva, Abdirahman Mahamud, head of the WHO's Emergency Situations Department, noted that "the long-term consequences of COVID-19 pose a serious problem." He specified that 6% of those who have recovered exhibit symptoms such as chronic fatigue,
According to the BBC, a new wave of influenza is affecting dozens of countries across all continents, with the main culprit being a new, highly dangerous strain of the virus. Initially, the subvariant of the H3N2 strain was recorded in Australia and New Zealand, followed by cases in Japan and the United Kingdom, and currently, this virus has been registered in more than 30 countries worldwide.
Recent studies have shown that abnormally high temperatures can slow the development of children under the age of five. Children living in extreme heat conditions are less likely to reach key educational milestones, particularly in reading and basic math skills. This is especially true for children from low-income families or those with limited resources. The data from these studies highlight how the consequences of climate change can affect children's learning long before they enter
Problems with limb pain in children can be caused by various factors, including changes in weather, physical activity, and, of course, diseases such as rheumatism. Bolot Burabaev, the Deputy Chief Physician for outpatient diagnostic services at the National Center for Maternal and Child Health, shared important information on this issue during a broadcast on "Birinchi Radio" on December 11. He discussed how to recognize rheumatism in children, as well as its symptoms, causes, and
As of today, there is an increase in the incidence of influenza and ARVI in Kyrgyzstan. In this regard, some educational institutions in various regions are transitioning to distance learning, and a number of kindergartens are closing for quarantine. Turmush correspondent has gathered current data on the situation in educational institutions in the region.
In a study published in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry (JCPP), scientists concluded that high temperatures in early childhood may hinder the acquisition of essential skills. The research team analyzed data on the development of 19,607 children aged 3-4 years from countries such as Georgia, Gambia, Madagascar, Malawi, Sierra Leone, and Palestine, comparing it with precise climate data from 2017 to 2020.
Kanykey Kydykbaeva, an epidemiologist from the Republican Center for the Control of Hemocontact Viruses and HIV, shared information about the methodology for conducting a rapid HIV test using gingival fluid. The specialist noted that this test is internationally recognized and can be performed at home without the need to consult a healthcare professional. The testing is quick and painless, taking only 20 minutes and does not require the use of blood. Before starting the procedure, it is
In Bishkek, there has been an increase in cases of ARVI and viral diseases among children. This was reported on December 10 by Aizada Orozbekova, a specialist at the City Children's Clinical Hospital for Emergency Medical Care, during a broadcast on "Birinchi Radio." According to her information, the day before, 694 children visited the institution, of which 39 were hospitalized, while about 95% received recommendations for outpatient treatment at home.
The Mandatory Health Insurance Fund (MHIF) reminded how medical assistance is provided to children under 6 years old in case of their hospitalization in a hospital. Children in this age group are considered privileged patients and have the right to free inpatient treatment, in accordance with the State Guarantees Program.
Specialists from the United Kingdom have used a gene therapy method that recently seemed like science fiction to save patients with an aggressive form of blood cancer — T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia. This became possible through the editing of DNA in leukocytes, which were transformed into a kind of "living medicine" aimed at destroying cancer cells. The first patient to undergo this treatment is 13-year-old Alyssa Tapley, who was featured by the BBC in 2022. To date, she shows
The Republican Center for Health Promotion and Mass Communications reminds citizens of the importance of adhering to preventive measures during the period of increased cases of influenza and acute respiratory viral infections. Experts emphasize the necessity of strictly following recommendations in public places:
The specialists of the Republican Center for Health Promotion strongly recommend that citizens take precautions during the winter period and dress appropriately before going outside to prevent hypothermia. According to the center, hypothermia occurs when the body temperature drops to 35°C and below. This condition poses a serious danger to children, the elderly, and people with chronic illnesses. Young children have not yet developed thermoregulation mechanisms, while in the elderly and sick,
In order to combat the spread of influenza and acute respiratory viral infections in the Kochkor district, the work of all educational institutions, including schools and kindergartens, has been suspended. This was reported by the head of the district education department, Mirzat Mambetova. She noted that on December 7, 2025, an increase in the number of cases among children was recorded in 32 kindergartens and 14 schools. In this regard, a decision was made to switch these institutions to
Recently, on December 9, urologist Askar Niyazov shared alarming news on "Birinchi Radio": kidney stones are becoming increasingly common among young people and often occur without symptoms. This happens when stones are present in the kidneys without blocking the flow of urine. Kidney stones refer to the presence of stones in the urinary tract, such as the kidneys, ureters, and bladder.
At the National Institute of Heart Surgery and Organ Transplantation (NIHSTO) of the Ministry of Health of Kyrgyzstan, a rare and complex surgery was performed — bypass surgery of the descending thoracic aorta and infrarenal aorta with prosthetics of the main arteries. This was reported by the press service of the institution. The operation was carried out to save the life of a 15-year-old teenager suffering from severe vascular pathology.
The Ministry of Health of Kyrgyzstan conducted extensive inspections of private medical and pharmaceutical institutions across the country, representatives of the ministry report. The aim of the inspections was to strengthen control over the quality of medical services and compliance with licensing legislation.
Due to the spread of acute respiratory viruses and influenza, 12 kindergartens and 3 schools in Bishkek have been closed for quarantine, as reported by the city's mayor's office press service. The closed kindergartens include: No. 72, 45, 3, 181, 42, 25, 59, 126, 94, 34, 87, and branch No. 115 located in the 7th microdistrict.
On December 9, the press service of the Ministry of Health reported on the inspections of private medical and pharmaceutical institutions across Kyrgyzstan. These control measures were initiated with the aim of improving oversight of the quality of medical services and compliance with legal norms in the field of licensing activities. The inspections were conducted in accordance with the laws "On the Licensing and Permitting System" and "On the Protection of Citizens'
The Acting Minister of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic, Kanbek Dosmambetov, has instructed the creation of an additional 200 beds at the National Center for Maternal and Child Health (NCMCH) and the Republican Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital (RCIDH) with the aim of temporarily repurposing existing departments to treat children suffering from ARVI and influenza. According to the ministry's press service, this measure is aimed at preventing the overload of the City Children's
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From December 1 to 5, Kyrgyzstan recorded 42,561 cases of ARVI and influenza, according to the Ministry of Health. Compared to week 48, the number of cases increased by 15.3% — that week, 37,066 cases were registered.
The acting Minister of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic, Kanibek Dosmambetov, visited the City Children's Clinical Hospital for Emergency Medical Care. The purpose of his visit was to familiarize himself with the work of the clinical diagnostic department and to analyze the situation regarding patient admissions against the backdrop of a significant increase in ARVI and influenza cases. According to information provided by the Ministry of Health, after inspecting the level of occupancy,
On December 6, around 11 PM, a patrol crew from the police patrol service received an urgent signal from a resident of Imanaliev Street. He reported that his child had stopped breathing. Assessing the seriousness of the incident, the service staff quickly responded: they placed the baby in their service vehicle and promptly transported him to the third children's hospital, where they handed him over to the medical staff.
Due to the sharp increase in the number of cases of ARVI and influenza in Bishkek, the Ministry of Health has announced the creation of an additional 200 beds at the National Center for Maternal and Child Health and the Republican Infectious Diseases Hospital. The beds will be opened through the temporary repurposing of existing departments.
The number of cases of acute respiratory viral infections and influenza is increasing in Kyrgyzstan. The Ministry of Health reported that during the 49th week (from December 1 to December 5), 42,561 cases of ARVI and influenza were registered.
In the context of the rising incidence of ARVI and influenza, Acting Minister of Health Kanibek Dosmambetov visited the City Children's Clinical Emergency Hospital. During the visit, he familiarized himself with the work of the clinical diagnostic department and assessed the situation regarding patient admissions and waiting times in queues, according to information provided by the Ministry of Health. The acting minister noted that the accumulation of a large number of patients increases
In the first week of December 2025, 624 cases of acute respiratory viral infection (ARVI) were recorded in the Chui region, specifically in the Moscow district. This was reported by the district center for disease prevention and sanitary-epidemiological control. According to the center's data, from January to November 2025, there were 5,718 cases of ARVI registered, which is 251 cases fewer than in the same period of 2024, when 5,969 cases were recorded.
The maternity ward of the regional hospital in the Issyk-Kul region has resumed accepting expectant mothers after the completion of renovation work. According to sources at the hospital, the process of receiving women began on December 6 at 7:00 AM.
A new outpatient clinic No. 9 of the Family Doctors Group has opened in the village of Boo-Terek in the Bakai-Ata district. Present at the opening were Ermat Dzhumaev, the authorized representative of the president in the Talas region, and the district akim Bekmyrza Ashimov.
In the Talas region, in the village of Boo-Terek, the opening of the new building of the family doctors' group No. 9 took place. Representatives of the regional and district administration were present at the ceremony. A symbolic moment was the ceremonial cutting of the red ribbon.
Kara-Balta is introducing additional precautionary measures in connection with the rise in the incidence of ARVI and influenza among schoolchildren and children in kindergartens. This decision was made by the city’s Health Coordination Commission. Starting from December 8, several educational institutions will begin distance learning. The following schools will operate online: Secondary Schools No. 2, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, as well as the "Narisete" school. In addition, the operation of
Experts from the Bishkek Health Strengthening Center are once again drawing attention to the dangers of energy drinks for young people. These drinks remain one of the most common harmful habits among teenagers. In this regard, medical professionals strongly warn that frequent consumption can lead to serious health problems.
In the Jalal-Abad region, in the Toktogul district, construction of a new wing of the district hospital has begun, as reported by the press service of the Ministry of Construction. Work on the construction of the facility started in October of this year, and earthworks have already been completed.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released a fresh report indicating a significant reduction in measles mortality by 88% from 2000 to 2024 due to global vaccination efforts. As a result of vaccination, nearly 59 million lives have been saved. However, the disease continues to spread. In 2024, statistics showed that around 95,000 people, primarily children under five years old, fell victim to measles. Although this is one of the lowest figures in recent years, it still leaves many
According to new data presented by radiologists from the University of Toronto at the annual RSNA conference, prolonged exposure to urban air, even at pollution levels that meet standards, can lead to more pronounced damage to coronary vessels. This was the result of an extensive analysis of CT data covering over 11,000 adult participants. In the study, the researchers compared the participants' places of residence with decades-long air quality indicators and assessed three main
According to a study conducted by specialists from Purdue University, moderate strength training lasting about 40 minutes can significantly improve working memory and information processing speed. The results of the work were published in the journal Psychophysiology. In the experiment, 121 healthy adults aged 18 to 50 participated. The participants were randomly divided into two groups: one group engaged in strength exercises such as bench press, rowing, leg press, and others, performing two
In Kochkor, located in the Naryn region, the construction of a new district hospital building is actively ongoing. According to information provided by the Ministry of Construction, the facility will consist of two four-story buildings with a basement. The project includes all necessary conditions and premises for the hospital's operation.
From climbing stairs to actively working in the garden — these simple activities can significantly improve your health and increase your lifespan, reports the BBC. We all know that exercise and proper nutrition are important for a long and healthy life. But what if you don't have time for gym workouts or to take 10,000 steps a day? The good news is that performing everyday tasks with greater intensity can bring significant benefits. For example, you can take the stairs, move actively
Modern medical equipment has been transferred to the ophthalmology department of the regional unified hospital named after Ch. Mametov in the Talas region as part of a project aimed at improving the quality and accessibility of ophthalmological services for vulnerable groups in Kyrgyzstan, reports Turmush correspondent. The total cost of the new equipment is 11,496,902.13 soms. The package includes a slit lamp with a stabilizer, an operating microscope, a tonometer, an automatic keratometer, an
The Ministry of Health has presented for public discussion a draft resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers concerning anatomical donation. The purpose of this document is to implement Article 52 of the KR Law "On the Protection of Citizens' Health" and to improve the educational and practical activities of medical educational and scientific institutions.
In Kyrgyzstan, there is a growing incidence of flu and ARVI, especially among children, who remain the most vulnerable during this period. In an interview with the "Kabar" agency, pediatrician Zarina Damirova from the Central Medical Center No. 8 explained how to identify these infections at early stages and why self-medication should be avoided. According to Damirova, flu manifests suddenly: the temperature can reach 39-40 degrees Celsius, accompanied by severe chills, body aches,
Professor Igor Pershukov reports a serious threat to public health posed by drug-resistant forms of tuberculosis, the increasing number of co-infections with HIV, advanced stages of the disease, and high levels of treatment refusal. Igor Pershukov holds a Doctor of Medical Sciences degree and is the head of the Department of Hospital Therapy with a course in Radiological Diagnostics and Oncology at ZHAGU. Infectious diseases, including tuberculosis, remain a pressing medical and social issue
In Kyrgyzstan, there is an increase in cases of ARVI and influenza, which particularly affects children. In conditions of elevated temperature and poor health, many parents strive to give their child various medications and vitamins in hopes of a quick recovery. However, not all of these remedies prove to be beneficial. A pediatrician at Health Center No. 8, Zarina Damirova, explained in an interview with the "Kabar" agency when antiviral medications, antibiotics, and vitamins are
In the city of Osh, there has been an increase in cases of seasonal flu and ARVI, which has forced the temporary closure of 12 educational institutions for quarantine. As reported by Muzafar Akhmedov, head of the disease prevention department at the Osh Center for Sanitary and Epidemiological Surveillance, the situation requires attention. Akhmedov noted that other schools are also experiencing a significant decrease in attendance, leading to partial quarantines in certain classes.
In Batken, there has been a sharp increase in cases of influenza, prompting medical institutions to open additional beds, reports Turmush correspondent. Every day, between 200 and 230 patients visit the Batken Regional Unified Hospital, most of whom are diagnosed with "influenza." The infectious diseases department has only 45 beds, and currently, 44 of them are occupied. In response to the rising number of patients, an additional 18 beds have been set up, and a new block has been
The Ministry of Health has once again drawn citizens' attention to the importance of adhering to preventive measures aimed at preventing acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI) and influenza. According to the press service, following simple recommendations can significantly reduce the likelihood of infection and the spread of viruses. The main advice from the Ministry of Health includes the following points: