AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMedical Technology: Kyrgyzstan’s health minister explored robotic surgery systems at a Moscow surgeons’ congress, including equipment designed for minimally invasive operations; no purchase was announced. Children’s Health: Bishkek opened Darika, an adaptive sports and rehabilitation center for children with disabilities, including autism and cerebral palsy. Infant Feeding: Deputies proposed banning advertising for infant formula, bottles, pacifiers and other feeding products; the draft would not restrict their sale or use. Addiction Care: The Health Ministry says services for people with drug addiction include counseling, diagnosis, outpatient and inpatient treatment, and social support. Cancer Services: The Ombudsman reported that oncology needs 4.5 billion soms for treatment and supplies, but received 800 million, amid shortages of equipment and essential medicines. Specialist Treatment: A Gamma Knife has arrived in Kyrgyzstan, enabling patients who need this treatment to receive it locally. Measles: Kyrgyzstan has recorded more than 30,000 cases and 26 deaths since 2023, renewing concern about vaccination and prevention.
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