Medicine
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Nearly one in two patients with COVID-19 start to be hospitalised in Tatarstan
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COVID-19 restrictions help reduce tuberculosis incidence in Tatarstan
The Tatarstan office of Russia’s consumer rights protection watchdog talked about tuberculosis in the republic
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State Duma creating law on school medicine
Children will be healthy, the school will be obliged to take care of it, a school health worker will obtain status as deputy principal
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Vladimir Vavilov: 'Only in Russia there is an expression 'ones tortures are finally over'. We don't use it'
The date of opening of the new Kazan hospice for adults has become known
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Psychiatrist Mendelevich: 'There is a concept of long COVID, and its consequences can be irreversible'
How Covid-19 affects the mental state, what long-covid is and whether physical education will help to cope with neuro-covid
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‘You stood the blow in wartime conditions’: Kazan’s medicine summarises COVID-19 year
The Tatarstan health care ministry criticised primary health care but promised to raise polyclinic doctors’ salaries
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Russia to invest 550 billion rubles in primary healthcare by 2026
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Why casualty departments fall short of rabies vaccine
There are just two manufacturers of this medicine in Russia that aren’t handling supplies
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Drunk tanks 2.0: how will it work?
Boris Mendelevich explains in detail why the bill on the revival of sobering-up stations is needed and who will be taken there
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Leyla Fazleeva: 'If you are forced to get vaccinated against coronavirus, contact the operation headquarters'
The head of the republic's COVID-19 control centre spoke about the supply of EpiVacCorona, and the chief obstetrician-gynecologist spoke about the impact of the virus on pregnant women
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Dmitry Lopushov: 'Coronavirus will not go away, it will be among us'
The residents of Tatarstan were told how the immune system is formed and how to increase its protective functions
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Unique technology brought to Kazan — first lung cryobiopsy performed
