On May 12, 2022, an event was held during which the "roadmap" was discussed, providing for the adoption, approval and approval of the National Strategy for the Protection of Adolescent Health and Well-being for 2022-2026.
The Ministry of Health of Uzbekistan responded to cases of salmonellosis infection in the world recorded after eating Belgian-made chocolate products under the Kinder brand.
The Law "On transplantation of human organs and tissues", improved on the basis of proposals made by the head of state, was discussed at the plenary session of the Senate.
The Huo-Yan Air laboratory complex for detecting the COVID-19 virus was donated to the Ministry of Innovative Development by the Mammoth Foundation of the People's Republic of China. The agreement was signed by the Deputy Minister of Innovative Development Sh. Turdikulova and the head of the Mammoth Foundation Zhao Lijian.
March 24, 2022, Tashkent – Today the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) jointly with the Ministry of Health of Uzbekistan and the World Health Organization commemorated World Tuberculosis Day in Uzbekistan. USAID marked the day with a donation of 16 GeneXpert diagnostic machines to the Ministry of Health (MOH); by organizing a children’s paintings exhibition and campaigns to prevent tuberculosis (TB), stigma and discriminationm and a charity concert in Djizzak, Gulistan and Ferghana cities to raise awareness about TB.
Doctors around the world record numerous ailments and exacerbation of chronic diseases that occur during coronavirus infection. Russian doctors told about some potentially dangerous diseases that remain for life.
On the eve of the Minister of Health of Uzbekistan B. Musayev and the head of the UNICEF representative office in our country M. Mammadzade signed a "roadmap" for 2022-2025. This document includes additional measures for the development of the healthcare sector of our country for a total amount of 102.5 million US dollars. It consists of four directions.
Scientists from the Ministry of Innovative Development of the Republic of Uzbekistan were able to obtain milk with antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 by vaccinating cows and goats against coronavirus. The researchers hope that the use of such milk will at least partially protect the population from COVID-19.
The UN Children's Fund has handed over to the Government of Uzbekistan equipment for equipping vaccine warehouses in the amount of more than 500 thousand US dollars.
In January of this year, 8,601 patients were admitted to infectious diseases hospitals in Zangiata, of which 6856 were elderly people, 811 were pregnant women and 934 were children.
