On October 25, Minister of Health Erkin Checheybaev held a working meeting at the Kyrgyz Scientific Research Institute of Resortology and Rehabilitation. During his visit, he familiarized himself with the work of the institute's main departments, emphasizing the importance of creating rehabilitation programs for children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD).
On October 25, Minister of Health Erkin Checheybaev made a working trip to the "Arashan" General Practice Center. During the visit, he assessed the work of the institution, the conditions for patients, as well as the state of infrastructure and material and technical support. The minister inspected the inpatient departments, outpatient block, and offices of specialist doctors. Additionally, he familiarized himself with projects for modernizing engineering systems and organizing
In the Tyup district, events dedicated to strengthening women's health have begun as part of the "Women's Health" month declared in October, reports Turmush correspondent. The sports event took place in the village of Mikhailovka in the Issyk-Kul rural district, where representatives of health committees from five rural districts gathered. The main goal of these events is to maintain and improve women's health.
According to a new study, older adults do not need to walk a large number of steps daily to improve their cardiovascular health. Brisk walking can significantly increase heart rate, improve circulation, lower blood pressure, and also aid in weight loss. As reported by euronews, the study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine examined data from over 13,500 older women in the United States with an average age of about 71 years. Participants were given pedometers, and their health
A recent global study indicates an increase in cancer cases among youth worldwide, with obesity considered the main factor behind this growth, reports Euronews. This increase is not limited to young people under 50; similar trends are observed among the older generation as well.
According to the data from the STEPS-2023 study, 75.9% of residents in Kyrgyzstan do not meet the minimum recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO) regarding the consumption of fruits and vegetables. Moreover, about 20.8% of citizens regularly add salt to their food, while more than two-thirds of the population (68.3%) do not engage in physical activity. This figure among women is an impressive 92.8%.
The Ministry of Health announced the transfer of medical equipment worth $109,200 to two primary care centers. The agreement was signed by Health Minister Erkin Chechebaev and Japanese Ambassador Goda Hideki as part of the "Roots of Grass and Human Security" program, which aims to strengthen the healthcare system in Kyrgyzstan.
The Kerege Center is opening in Bishkek — a new space for psychological support. At a recent UN meeting dedicated to non-communicable diseases and mental health, Kyrgyzstan's Minister of Health Erkin Chechebaev reported that 11% of the country's population, which corresponds to nearly one in nine people, faces various mental disorders. In the context of the rapid development of major cities like Bishkek, even those who do not fall into this statistic may feel the need for professional
According to information from the National Statistical Committee, in Kyrgyzstan, 20,000 abortions were registered in 2024. This represents an increase of 1.1% compared to 2023, when 19,787 cases were recorded. The lowest number of abortions in the last 34 years was observed in 2020, when only 14,906 cases were registered.
The virological laboratory at the State Sanitary and Epidemiological Surveillance Center of Bishkek has successfully passed accreditation at the Kyrgyz Accreditation Center according to the international standard ISO 15189:2022. As reported by the center's press service, this standard sets requirements for the quality and competence of medical laboratories, gaining recognition on the international stage.
In Bishkek, the city perinatal center (maternity hospital No. 4) has temporarily suspended its operations for renovation work. According to information received from the Ministry of Health, this process will last until November 6. Pregnant women are being directed to other maternity facilities in the capital. The ministry added that the other maternity hospitals in the city are operating as usual.
From October 11 to 22, Chinese doctors performed 317 eye surgeries at the Osh Interregional Combined Clinical Hospital, according to information from the Ministry of Health. As part of the "Express Health - Bright Journey" initiative, specialists from China carried out 317 free surgeries, allowing many patients to regain their sight. The cost of one surgery exceeds 100,000 soms, but all expenses were covered under the project.
From October 11 to 22, a team of Chinese ophthalmologists worked at the Osh Interregional Clinical Hospital as part of the "Express Health - Bright Journey" initiative. According to the Ministry of Health of Kyrgyzstan, over two weeks, Chinese specialists successfully performed 317 free surgeries, allowing patients to restore their vision and see the surrounding world again.
The State Agency for Intellectual Property and Innovations has initiated a proposal to introduce a temporary moratorium on the licensing of new educational programs in the field of medicine. This draft resolution has been submitted for public discussion.
Myocardial infarction continues to be one of the leading causes of mortality worldwide, including in Kyrgyzstan. Professor Igor Pershukov, Doctor of Medical Sciences, shares his opinion on why even the achievements of modern medicine cannot always save patients, and what measures are necessary for effective treatment in a mountainous country. Professor Pershukov is the head of the Department of Hospital Therapy with a course in Radiological Diagnostics and Oncology at JAGU, as well as a full
In Bishkek, the construction of the National Center for Traumatology and Orthopedics is actively underway. This medical facility is being built on the basis of the City Clinical Emergency Hospital. Academician Sabyrbek Jumabekov, who heads the Center for Traumatology and Orthopedics, shared information about the project's progress with AKIpress.
On October 23, the Deputy Prime Minister and head of the State National Security Committee, Kamchybek Tashiev, laid a capsule symbolizing the beginning of construction of a new maternity ward at the Naryn Regional Unified Hospital. According to the press service of the State National Security Committee, the new ward will have 100 beds and will consist of four floors, including a basement.
The regional board in Talas, attended by the leadership of the presidential representative office, discussed a number of important issues. During the meeting, the socio-economic indicators of the region for the first nine months of 2025 were analyzed.