AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTB: WHO says Kyrgyzstan halved tuberculosis incidence in 2024 compared with 2015, though drug-resistant TB remains a serious regional threat. Flu and ARVI: 10,900 cases were reported in one week, 71% among children; Bishkek hospitals added 350 beds. Treatment Standards: The Health Ministry is rolling out more than 60 diagnostic and treatment protocols for cancer, heart and kidney disease, and emergencies. Cancer Care: Kyrgyzstan is planning a nuclear medicine center to strengthen oncology services. Medicines: A $41.2 million pharmaceutical plant planned for Kara-Balta will make medicines, capsules and saline solutions. Children’s Health: Doctors from Qatar performed hearing-restoration surgeries on 28 children. Energy Drinks: A six-month import ban has been proposed amid concerns about consumption among schoolchildren.
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