The Fifth meeting of the Ministers of Health of the Organization of Turkic States will be held in Astana on April 8. A delegation led by the Minister of Health of Uzbekistan, A. Khudoyarov, is in Kazakhstan to participate in this event.
Periods of increased solar activity are expected in early April, which may affect the Earth's magnetic field. According to scientists, magnetic storms will have varying intensity and duration, and the most noticeable disturbances will occur in the first half of the month.
Today, the necessary conditions are being created in our country for citizens who want to work abroad. Measures are being taken to support their work, protect their rights and interests. In particular, in the medical field.
Scientists from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, in collaboration with researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, conducted computer simulations that allowed them to study the interaction of the H5N1 virus with the immune system. Experiments show that the avian influenza virus evolves, gaining the ability to evade immune defenses in mammals.
British scientists from the University of Kiel have found the cause of cryptogenic strokes - strokes without an established cause - in people under the age of 50.
Fiber improves intestinal motility, helps to avoid constipation and maintains the balance of microflora. Studies show that people who consume about 30 grams of fiber per day are less likely to experience gastrointestinal diseases, including irritable bowel syndrome and diverticulosis.
A new study shows that chlorinated drinking water may increase the risk of developing bladder and colon cancer.
A new study conducted at Monash University has shown that consuming a combination of human and cow's milk significantly increases the effectiveness of certain medications.
Immunity is the body's natural defense against infections and bacteria. Its main task is to recognize and destroy microbes and viruses that have entered the body.
It is no secret that until recently, the paper-based "warrant" system was used to provide treatment to patients in need in regional or republican medical institutions in Uzbekistan.
