At a meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh, deputy Suyun Omurzakov reported that the cost of tests in private clinics ranges from 500 to 5,000 soms. He emphasized that with the increase in salaries and pensions, citizens are beginning to spend significant amounts on medical services and tests.
In Kyrgyzstan, a study has been conducted on iatrogenic injuries of the ureter, including an analysis of their clinical features, diagnostic methods, and treatment. The results of the work were published in the journal "Healthcare of the KR". Iatrogenic injuries of the ureter represent serious complications that arise as a result of surgical procedures performed in the abdominal cavity and pelvic area. These injuries significantly affect the quality of life of patients, highlighting
Experts from the Republican Center for Health Promotion have prepared recommendations to help avoid injuries on slippery streets. Try to minimize outings in bad weather. Choose well-lit routes with the least amount of ice and sanded paths. Pay attention to potentially dangerous areas, such as sidewalks next to the roadway, bus stops, manhole covers, and steps in stores. When climbing stairs, always hold onto the handrails and place both feet on each step before moving to the next one.
From January 1 to 19, 295 people sought medical attention at the emergency room of the Sports Rehabilitation Center in Bishkek for injuries caused by adverse weather conditions, the Ministry of Health reported. Among these cases, 227 individuals sustained fractures, while 68 visits were related to bruises and sprains. All patients with fractures were provided with plaster casts. According to medical professionals, the main cause of injuries was falls on slippery sidewalks, stairs, and
The Department of State Sanitary and Epidemiological Surveillance shared recommendations for reducing the risk of food poisoning associated with fast food. Food poisoning is an acute illness caused by the consumption of products containing pathogenic microorganisms or their toxins, as well as toxic substances of non-microbial origin.
Professor Talantbek Batyraliev, who previously held the position of Minister of Health, expressed his opinion on the important role of scientific medical centers and research institutes in our time. Talantbek Batyraliev is a Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, Academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, and a full member of the American College of Cardiology (MD, PhD, DSc, FACC, FSCAI, FAHA, FESC).
The results of a recent study conducted by specialists from Duke-NUS Medical School and the National University Health System of Singapore (NUHS) indicate that the risk of developing stomach cancer may begin to form long before the first signs of the disease appear. According to the agency Lenta.ru, factors such as age, smoking, genetic changes, and even bacteria residing in the oral cavity influence this risk. In their study, the researchers analyzed over 1,500 samples of intestinal
In Manas, the construction of a hospital for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases has begun: what is planned? Turmush — In the Jalal-Abad region, on Roza Azimova Street in the city of Manas, the construction of a modern 250-bed hospital has started, which will become part of the Southern Regional Scientific Center for Cardiovascular Surgery. The new building will consist of 7 floors, 2 of which will be underground.
Doctors from the Republican Center for Health Promotion and Mass Communication have offered a number of tips to help citizens minimize the risk of injuries in icy conditions. Specialists recommend, if possible, avoiding going outside during adverse weather and choosing safer routes, such as well-lit areas with cleared pathways and minimal ice. Dangerous zones include sidewalks next to the roadway and bus stops, icy manhole covers, as well as steps of shops and other buildings. When climbing
From January 12 to 18, Kyrgyzstan registered 15,869 new cases of ARVI and influenza. This is 28.8% more than the previous week, as reported by the Department of State Sanitary and Epidemiological Surveillance. According to epidemiologists, the situation remains under control.
Over the past two days, nine people with injuries related to icy conditions have sought help at the Bishkek Clinical Emergency Hospital. This information was announced by the deputy chief physician Ilim Manapov on January 19 during a broadcast on "Birinchi Radio". Of the injured, seven received outpatient care, while two were hospitalized. The injuries were mainly sustained by 4-5 individuals who were skiing, and two fell on the street.
Every year on January 19, Orthodox Christians celebrate the Baptism of the Lord. In connection with this, specialists from the Republican Center for Health Promotion have shared information about contraindications for bathing in icy water. Regular hardening and bathing in cold water can indeed strengthen the immune system and reduce the risk of colds. However, immersion in an ice hole once a year poses a significant stress to the body, warn medical professionals.
On the air of "Birinchi Radio," doctors from the Department of Disease Prevention and State Sanitary-Epidemiological Surveillance, Nazgul Abamuslimova and Umut Satybaldieva from the Bishkek City Sanitary-Epidemiological Center, discussed how to avoid food poisoning, especially when consuming fast food. Worrying Statistics
A 2-year-old girl was urgently operated on at the Osh Interregional Children's Clinical Hospital. This was reported by Zhyrgalbek Tolorov, the chief physician of the institution.
In one of the Russian hospitals, surgeons performed an operation to remove a tumor that had been developing for over 20 years and had reached a weight of more than 60 kg. According to information provided by the regional Ministry of Health, this tumor was pressing on the inferior vena cava, which led to the displacement of the intestines, bladder, and other organs, filling almost the entire abdominal cavity.
An article aired on the American television channel Fox News dedicated to the trend of Dry January and its impact on human health. The publication presents the opinions of doctors and specialists on how a month without alcohol can affect brain function, liver health, hormonal systems, and overall well-being, as well as discussing the potential risks of an "all or nothing" approach. Translation of the article:
A study was conducted in the Kyrgyz Republic that identified the main factors contributing to the transmission of hepatitis B from mother to child. The research, carried out by M. Tursunbaeva, was published in the journal "Healthcare of Kyrgyzstan." This study emphasizes that vertical transmission of the hepatitis B virus remains a serious issue in perinatal medicine, as it can lead to the development of chronic HBV infection in newborns.
The Ministry of Health of Kyrgyzstan has announced that Kyrgyzstan and Turkey have agreed to expand the direction of Kyrgyz citizens for treatment in Turkey within the framework of annual free quotas, amounting to 150 places. These issues were discussed during a meeting between Health Minister Kanatbek Dospambetov and Turkish Ambassador Mekin Mustafa Kemal Okem. The meeting focused on free treatment, the development of medical infrastructure, as well as cooperation in the field of personnel and
The Minister of Health of Kyrgyzstan, Kanbek Dosmambetov, met on January 16 with the Ambassador of Turkey to Kyrgyzstan, Mekin Mustafa Kemal Okem. The meeting discussed issues of cooperation in the healthcare sector, including mechanisms for sending citizens for free treatment in Turkey, as well as the development of medical infrastructure and human resources. Dosmambetov expressed gratitude to the Turkish side for their support and contribution to the development of medical cooperation,
From January 17 to 19, a significant drop in temperature is expected in Kyrgyzstan, as reported by Kyrgyzhydromet. The weather conditions will deteriorate sharply: snowfalls are possible, with heavy precipitation in some areas. Wet snow is forecasted to stick to trees and wires, as well as the appearance of fog. There will be snow drifts and ice on the roads, and snowdrifts may occur in mountainous areas. The strengthening of the western wind may reach 15–20 m/s in certain places.
The Mandatory Health Insurance Fund reminded that citizens with oncological diseases can expect free hospitalization for planned repeat surgery within a year after the first one. This means that patients will not incur additional costs for inpatient treatment during this period. As clarified by the fund, no co-payment is charged for a number of medical services during inpatient treatment, which also applies to the initial hospitalization.
Benign prostatic hyperplasia is one of the most commonly encountered urological pathologies in men over 60 years old. This condition causes symptoms that negatively impact the quality of life of patients. In the journal "Healthcare of Kyrgyzstan," a paper by Dr. N. Monolov was published, in which he conducted a comparative analysis of various surgical treatment methods for prostate adenoma.
During a broadcast on "Birinchi Radio," dermatologist Irina Martynenko from the Republican Center for Dermatovenereology shared information about the causes of acne, stages of the disease, and modern treatment methods. According to the specialist, acne is a condition that continues to be in the spotlight among both professionals and the public. It is regularly discussed at conferences, seminars, and online.
The Mandatory Health Insurance Fund of Kyrgyzstan reports that patients with oncological diseases are entitled to free inpatient treatment if they require a repeat surgery within a year. In such cases, hospitalization is carried out without any additional payments, similar to the initial treatment.
According to information from the Ministry of Health, as of the morning of January 16, the number of people who fell ill after visiting the fast food restaurant "Daamduu" has increased to 23. Of these, 18 individuals are hospitalized. The condition of those hospitalized is stable, while another 5 patients are receiving outpatient treatment.
According to the Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic, as of January 16, the number of people affected by food poisoning at the fast food restaurant "Daamduu" in Bishkek has increased to 23, including 5 children. We remind you that on January 15, a mass poisoning occurred at this location, as previously reported by the Department of Disease Prevention and Sanitary-Epidemiological Surveillance, which recorded 17 victims, including 4 children. Currently, according to the latest
According to the Department of State Sanitary and Epidemiological Surveillance, the total number of people affected by the poisoning at the fast food restaurant "Daamduu" has increased to 17, including 4 children. The incident occurred on January 15. Currently, 13 people are hospitalized, while 4 are receiving outpatient treatment. The Department noted that all affected individuals received the necessary medical assistance, and clinical samples were sent for laboratory testing.
A study conducted by scientists from Loma Linda University revealed that water coolers and vending machines for drinking water may contain more bacteria than regular tap water. A review of 70 scientific papers published in the journal AIMS Microbiology formed the basis for this conclusion. It was found that microbes can start to actively multiply in the nozzles and tubes of water dispensers just a few days after disinfection. This is due to the absence of residual chlorine in vending systems,
On January 15 in Bishkek, a case of poisoning occurred, affecting 17 people, including 4 children. This incident took place in a fast-food establishment, prompting employees of the Disease Prevention and State Sanitary and Epidemiological Surveillance Department of the Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic to remind about ways to prevent food poisoning. Food poisoning is an acute illness that arises from consuming food containing pathogenic microorganisms, toxins, or toxic substances of
Rehabilitation medicine specialist Tracy Espirito McKay from the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation claims that balance training, especially standing on one leg, can significantly strengthen muscles, improve memory, and support brain health. In her article published on the BBC website, she noted that as we age, maintaining balance becomes more challenging, and regular training can help with this. In younger years, balancing on one leg is not particularly difficult;
In Bishkek, a mass poisoning has been recorded related to a visit to the fast food restaurant "Daamduu." According to information from the capital's State Sanitary and Epidemiological Surveillance Center, 12 people sought medical assistance. All affected individuals were hospitalized at the Republican Infectious Diseases Hospital on January 15. The establishment is located at the corner of Baytik Baatyr and Suerkulov streets.
The Ministry of Health conducted inspections in more than 10 medical institutions. According to Deputy Minister of Health Bakytbek Kadyraliev, serious technical and material violations were found in a number of them. On January 12, it became known about the dismissal of the director of the National Center for Cardiology and Therapy Talantbek Sooronbaev and the director of the Research Institute of Heart Surgery and Organ Transplantation Samidin Shabyraliev due to violations identified during
At the Center for the Protection of Motherhood and Childhood, named after Alima Tashieva, the construction of a new perinatal block has begun in the Suzak district. This new facility will consist of three floors and will fully comply with modern medical standards. It is planned that the perinatal center will include specialized rooms, modern medical equipment, and the necessary infrastructure to provide high-quality medical care to mothers and their newborns.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has urged governments of various countries to significantly increase taxes on alcoholic and sugary beverages. This statement was made as part of two recent global reports from the organization. WHO specialists emphasize that low tax rates make harmful products accessible, which in turn leads to an increase in diseases such as obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular and oncological diseases, as well as injuries, particularly among youth and children. This also
In Uzgen, local residents are dissatisfied due to a noticeable increase in the number of patients waiting for an appointment at the General Practice Center. According to Bermet Mamasadykova, the head of the medical institution, there is also a large number of people at the GP Center today.
In 2025, three new cases of echinococcosis were registered in the areas related to CSM No. 6, reported the infectious disease specialist of the Family Medicine Center No. 3, Aikokul Satylgan kyzy, on the air of "Birinchi Radio." Echinococcosis is a parasitic disease caused by tapeworms of the genus Echinococcus, which can remain in the human body for many years without showing symptoms.
Experts from the Republican Center for Health and Mass Communication shared recommendations on what physical activity is necessary for people to maintain health and activity throughout their lives. According to their data, physical activity includes any body movements performed using muscular strength that lead to energy expenditure (measured in kilocalories). This includes both labor and everyday physical activities.
On January 14, during a meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh, deputy Aigul Akhmedova raised issues concerning healthcare in the Aravan district. She noted that the Aravan district hospital, built in 1960, is currently in terrible condition and does not meet current standards.
The National Center for Maternal and Child Health responded to the words of a deputy regarding the potential risks of cross-infection in the hospital. Deputy Zhyldyz Sadyrbaeva expressed concerns about cross-infection caused by a lack of autoclaves in the institution.
A study conducted by scientists from Stony Brook University has revealed an interesting connection between long-term neurological symptoms of COVID-19 and elevated levels of tau protein in the blood, which may indicate risks associated with neurodegenerative diseases. The results of the study were published in the scientific journal eBioMedicine, as reported by Lenta.ru. As part of the study, information was analyzed from 227 patients who had contracted COVID-19 and were suffering from
In Karakol, there is an increase in the number of drivers seeking to undergo a medical examination due to the introduction of free replacement of indefinite driver's licenses. According to a statement from the presidential administration, free replacement of indefinite driver's licenses is available in Kyrgyzstan from January 15 to February 15.
During the session of the Jogorku Kenesh held on January 14, deputy Aisarakan Abdibaeva raised the issue of the need for a new building for the inter-district Center for General Medical Practice, located in the Ala-Buka district. She noted that this center is also responsible for the operation of the consultative and diagnostic department, which is associated with the Chatkal district.
During the session of the Jogorku Kenesh on January 14, Deputy Gulnara Baatyrova voiced a number of problems related to medical services in some villages of the Osh region. She noted that in the Uzgen district, a new polyclinic building was constructed, but its location on the outskirts of the village creates difficulties for residents and medical staff in terms of access to the facility.
At the meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh held on January 14, deputy Zhanibek Abirov raised an important issue regarding the insufficient number of ambulances for the emergency medical service in Bishkek. According to data related to the administrative-territorial reform, the population of the capital has exceeded 1.3 million people. The large area of the city negatively affects the response speed of the service.
In the Manas district, in the village of Talas, the hospital is in an emergency state, as stated by Deputy Medina Kairylbekova at a meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh. She noted that the maternity hospital, which previously operated in the village, has been closed, and the nearest district hospital is located at a significant distance. As a result, all pregnant women are forced to seek medical assistance in remote facilities. The residents of the village are calling for the issue of building a new
At the meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh held on January 14, deputy Zhyldyz Sadyrbaeva raised an important issue regarding the lack of sterilization equipment at the National Center for Maternal and Child Health located in the Jal microdistrict of Bishkek. She noted that the center is using an outdated steam sterilizer (autoclave) manufactured in 1996, which frequently breaks down and cannot handle the necessary workload.
At the meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh on January 14, Deputy Gulya Kozhokulova (District No. 22) raised the issue of the necessity to create a dormitory or boarding house for the relatives of patients at the Oncology Center in Bishkek. Residents of nearby houses expressed their concerns and asked the authorities to take action. According to Kozhokulova, many caregivers of cancer patients come from remote regions to participate in surgeries. Due to a lack of available hotel rooms, they are forced
At the meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh on January 14, Deputy Kunduzbek Suimanov expressed the concerns of the residents of Tash-Kumyr and Shamal-Say regarding the increase in hepatitis cases. Suimanov noted that the cause of this situation is the discharge of wastewater into the Naryn River. “Local residents constantly raise this issue. I ask you to instruct the relevant state authorities to conduct a study of the epidemiological situation and determine the causes of the increase in morbidity,”