Medicine
- Dmitry Lopushov: 'Our people will die not because of Covid-19 but because there will be no one to help them' Chief Epidemiologist of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Republic of Tatarstan — about the threat of a mass outbreak due to Omicron and new anti-records on the number of infected
- Russian Statistics Service: COVID-19 death rate in Tatarstan soars 26 times However, most people who died from coronavirus in the republic are classified as “Perhaps, COVID-19. Virus not identified”
- Rewards for doctors: health workers to receive increments by New Year? Health workers’ salary in Tatarstan will increase by 10-15% next year and approach 80,000 rubles, trade unions hope
- 'Gold' standards of public services, communications coverage, 4bn worth of projects: Year of Digitalisation in Tatarstan
- Tatarstan president to be renamed by summer 2022
- What we know about Omicron: answers to main questions Why we are all very likely to get infected with Omicron, how the coronavirus has managed to change so much, whether vaccinations will save us from the new strain and what awaits us
- New arms race in medicine. It will change the world in 10 years How digital medicine develops, if AI will replace a doctor and what we need to have as good medicine as in Israel
- Tatarstan close to achieving collective immunity, but 'there are reserves among Tatarstan citizens over 60 years old'
- 'What do we have? Only scuffles': bill on QR codes passes State Council of Tatarstan very loudly Deputies-'dissenters' were invited to the 'red' zone
- Incidence of COVID-19 in Tatarstan on decline, but situation with SARS and influenza 'not encouraging'
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'No one debated in the USSR, there was a vaccination calendar. They came and did it together — that's a discipline!'
The head of the Ministry of Healthcare of Tatarstan is convinced that “there is no other way”: all those epidemics that have already been did not go away without vaccination.
- ‘We consider the public opinion’: Tatarstan Health Care Ministry discusses omicron and local QR code rules Breastfeeding mothers were recommended not to be concerned about their babies, people who recovered from the disease were asked not to do antibodies tests
