There are significant queues at the inter-district medical and social expert commission in Kara-Suu. Local residents who arrived in the morning are still waiting for their turn by evening.
In Manas, most private clinics that were previously closed have resumed their activities. This was reported to the Turmush correspondent by Ulpat Nazirbekova, head of the sanitation department of the city center for sanitary and epidemiological surveillance. According to her, during inspections conducted jointly with relevant services, 23 private clinics were examined, of which 17 were temporarily closed. The reasons for the suspension of activities included non-compliance with sanitary
Since the beginning of the heating season this year, 14 people from the Jalal-Abad region have sought medical assistance due to carbon monoxide poisoning. This information was provided by the press service of the regional emergency management agency.
In Bishkek, the Acting Minister of Health Kanibek Dosmambetov unexpectedly visited the pediatric oncology department of the National Center for Maternal and Child Health. During the meeting with the parents of children suffering from cancer, he discussed key issues concerning the families of patients. As a result of this visit, Dosmambetov issued a number of specific directives for the leadership of the NCMMH and other relevant departments of the Ministry of Health.
Today, December 16, 2025, Kanibek Dosmambetov, the acting Minister of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic, made an unscheduled visit to the children's oncology department of the National Center for Maternal and Child Health. This was reported by the Ministry of Health. During his visit, Kanibek Dosmambetov familiarized himself with the organization of the treatment process, the state of the infrastructure, the system of providing medications, and the work of auxiliary services. He also held a
In Bishkek, the possibility of constructing a dormitory is being considered, which will be intended for the temporary accommodation of parents of children with cancer undergoing long-term treatment at the National Center for Maternal and Child Health (NCMCH). This information was announced by the acting Minister of Health, Kanbek Dosmambetov. On December 16, he visited the pediatric oncology department at NCMCH.
On December 16, Acting Minister of Health Kanibek Dosmambetov made an unscheduled visit to the pediatric oncology department of the National Center for Maternal and Child Health, as reported by the Ministry of Health's press service. During his visit, he assessed the organization of treatment, the state of infrastructure, as well as the quality of medication supply and the work of support services. One of the key points was an open dialogue with the parents of the children, where the main
The Ministry of Health plans to form a commission to thoroughly examine the activities of the Department of Medicines and Medical Devices, as well as the state institution "Kyrgyzpharmacy." This was reported by the acting Minister Kanybek Dosmambetov. On December 16, the head of the Ministry of Health visited the children's oncology department of the National Center for Maternal and Child Health, where the issue of purchasing medications was discussed. Dosmambetov emphasized that
At the initiative of President Sadyr Japarov, discussions are currently underway regarding the creation of a specialized shelter for the temporary accommodation of parents of children suffering from oncological diseases who are undergoing treatment in Bishkek. This information was announced during an unscheduled inspection of the pediatric oncology department of the National Center for Oncology and Medical Radiology (NCOMR), conducted by Acting Minister of Health Kanbek Dosmambetov. The
In Bishkek, during a scheduled medical examination, one of the teachers at school No. 37 was diagnosed with tuberculosis. According to the city administration, in accordance with the instructions from the Center for State Sanitary and Epidemiological Surveillance, the following measures have been taken: temporary suspension of the teacher from work; conducting a Diaskintest and chest X-rays for contact persons; organizing regular screenings for them once a quarter; as well as implementing
Tuberculosis, known as the "silent disease," can remain unnoticed for a long time, taking on the appearance of other illnesses. Nestan Moidunova, the project coordinator for grant implementation and a specialist in the strategic development and international cooperation department of the National Center for Phthisiatry under the Ministry of Health, shared information about the symptoms and treatment methods of this disease on the air of "Birinchi Radio." According to
According to the Ministry of Health, from December 8 to 14, the country recorded 37,629 cases of ARVI and influenza. This is a 11.7% decrease compared to the previous week, when 42,561 cases were registered. Interestingly, among the infected, 72.2% are children under 14 years old.
At a recent Cabinet meeting, a new initiative was presented — the "Right to Health" service, which will allow citizens of Kyrgyzstan to obtain information about their medical rights. This has resulted from two reforms under the "Government Accelerators" program. Now, more than 5.2 million citizens, which accounts for about 70% of the population, insured under mandatory health insurance, will be able to easily and quickly receive personalized information about the medical
The position has been reaffirmed that vaccination is not linked to the development of autism. This information was announced by representatives of the Republican Center for Health Promotion and Mass Communication. The Global Advisory Committee on Vaccine Safety of the World Health Organization (WHO) conducted an analysis of 31 significant studies published from 2010 to August 2025. The research included data from various countries and concerned different vaccines, including those containing
Thrombolytic therapy is an important stage in the treatment of myocardial infarction, which has already saved many lives. However, improper use of this method can lead to serious and potentially fatal complications. Professor and Doctor of Medical Sciences Igor Pershukov discussed the indications, risks, and dangerous mistakes associated with thrombolysis. Professor Pershukov heads the Department of Hospital Therapy with a course in Radiological Diagnostics and Oncology at Jalal-Abad State
According to the Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic, the incidence of ARVI and influenza in the country has decreased by 11.7%. In the 50th week of 2025 (from December 8 to December 14), 37,629 cases of illness were registered, which is 11.7% less compared to the 49th week, when 42,561 cases were recorded. Among the sick, 72.2% are children under 14 years old.
Nowadays, many people spend five to ten hours a day in front of various devices, leading to an increase in cases of digital eye strain. Pediatric ophthalmologist, Doctor of Medical Sciences, and Professor Igor Aznauryan, who heads the Union of Children's Eye Clinics "Clear Vision," discussed how to minimize the negative effects of working on a computer and maintain eye health in an interview with Lenta.ru. According to the expert, many gadget users complain of symptoms such as
Professor and Doctor of Medical Sciences Talantbek Batyraliev, a member of the American College of Cardiology, shared his opinion on the functioning of the cardiology care system and its effectiveness. Batyraliev also served as the Minister of Health of Kyrgyzstan. We present to your attention the text:
As of today, 18 new cases of HIV infection have been identified in the Naryn region, three of which involve foreign citizens. According to information presented at the regional board meeting, the first case of AIDS was recorded in the region in 2005. Since then, 316 patients have been registered, of which 80, unfortunately, have passed away. Among people living with HIV, 64.3% are men and 36% are women.
In Kara-Kul, located in the Jalal-Abad region, there is a gradually decreasing number of cases of acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI), as reported by the local department of state sanitary and epidemiological supervision. According to the information, four kindergartens were closed for quarantine from December 5 to 15, but today they have reopened their doors.
The Acting Minister of Health Kanibek Dosmambetov held a meeting with the heads of private medical institutions. This was reported by the Ministry of Health. During the meeting, the prospects for the development of the private sector in healthcare were discussed, as well as ways to improve it and increase the accessibility of quality medical services.
Over the past month, significant changes have occurred in the leadership of the Ministry of Health. On December 15, new deputy ministers were introduced, forming an updated composition of the agency. The minister has four deputies, but the position of deputy for digital development remains vacant. This position was previously held by Nurgul Adnaeva, who was appointed in April 2025.
In Bishkek, an open form of tuberculosis was detected in one of the teachers, as confirmed by specialists from the State Sanitary and Epidemiological Surveillance Center. Currently, an examination is being conducted for all students who may have come into contact with the infected individual. A meeting for parents was held on December 12, during which further steps were explained. Work on this issue is ongoing.
According to data provided by the director of the Batken Regional Center for the Fight Against AIDS, Raimberdi Saliev, 87 people have died from HIV/AIDS in the Batken region. The total number of identified cases of HIV infection since its discovery in the region has reached 386.
The acting Minister of Health, Kanbek Dosmambetov, held a meeting with the heads of private medical institutions, as reported by the press service of the Ministry of Health. During the meeting, aspects of the development of the private healthcare sector were discussed, including the concept of its improvement and measures to enhance the quality and accessibility of medical services for citizens.
The Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic has initiated a public discussion on a new draft resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers titled "On the Approval of the Act in the Field of Public Health." The development of the document is aimed at implementing the provisions of the law "On Biological Safety in the KR," adopted on January 23, 2025, under number 25. The main goal of this project is to establish a state system that will focus on the prevention and mitigation of
Edil Baysalov, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, held a meeting with the staff of the Ministry of Health, during which the new deputy ministers were introduced. In accordance with the Cabinet's decision, Aibek Matkerimov was appointed as the First Deputy Minister of Health, while Bakytbek Kadyraliev and Ryspek Sydygaliev were appointed as Deputy Ministers.
Bakytbek Kadyraliev This decision was made and signed by the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, Adylbek Kasymaliev. It is also worth noting that earlier, Kaarmanbek Baidavletov and Bubuzhan Arykbaeva were relieved of their duties as Deputy Ministers of Health.
Aibek Matkerimov has been appointed as the First Deputy Minister of Health, according to information provided by the Ministry of Health. This decision was signed by the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Adylbek Kasymaliev.
Ryspek Sydygaliev is now appointed as the Deputy Minister of Health, according to information published by the Ministry of Health. This appointment is the result of an order signed by the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, Adylbek Kasymaliev.
The Ministry of Health has made changes to the list of medicines and medical devices permitted for import and use in the country without prior registration. According to the new order, information on the supply of medicines and medical devices will be updated twice a year.
According to the Republican Center for Health Strengthening, as of November 1, 2025, 270,953 people in Kyrgyzstan have been tested for hepatitis B. Of these, 8,256 received positive results. As for hepatitis C, 289,094 people were examined, among whom 5,466 had positive results.
The Ministry of Health of Kyrgyzstan has presented a draft presidential decree concerning the implementation of the National Program "Үмүт" for the introduction of prenatal screening for the period from 2026 to 2036. The main objective of the program is to improve the health of mothers and children, as well as the early detection and prevention of hereditary and chromosomal diseases. Additionally, it aims to enhance the accessibility and quality of medical care at all stages of
At the National Center for the Protection of Motherhood and Childhood, the second facility, which has 145 beds, has been completely repurposed to accommodate people suffering from ARVI and influenza. This was reported by the director of the institution, Shaiyrbek Sulaymanov. The facility is located at 1 Togolok Moldо Street and includes 5 departments. According to the director, among the admitted patients are cases with severe forms of influenza and pneumonia.
A meeting of the Coordination Committee dedicated to socially significant and dangerous diseases was held at the Akimat of the First May District. This was reported by representatives of the local administration. The meeting was chaired by the Deputy Head of the District, Chynara Zhanikeeva. It was attended by heads of medical institutions, directors of schools and kindergartens, as well as imams of local mosques.
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: