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Diabetes significantly increases the likelihood of stroke (2-4 times) due to the negative effects of high blood sugar levels on blood vessels. This leads to inflammation, decreased vascular elasticity, the development of atherosclerosis and an increased risk of thrombosis. The danger is compounded by factors such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity, low physical activity, smoking and poor nutrition.

As part of the program, the teachers conducted educational classes on the history of National Unity Day, introduced the children to the history of the holiday, telling about the events of 1612, when the people's militia led by Kuzma Minin and Dmitry Pozharsky liberated Moscow from the Polish invaders.

Kazan Readings has become a platform for joint strategy development, combining scientific achievements, practical experience and new ideas.

The chief visiting angioeducologist of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Tatarstan, Marat Valiullovich Saikhunov, and chief visiting neurologist Timur Ildusovich Khaibullin also took part in the departure of the delegation for quality control of medical care for stroke patients, discussing the prospects for the development of stroke medicine at the City Hospital No. 5. 

The medical staff of the Chistopol Central Hospital also actively supported the donation campaign.

The central event of the meeting was a detailed and informative lecture by Mansur Safin, a neurologist, on the topical topic: "Stroke – how to prevent it?"

Ophthalmologists of the CRCH removed almost 2 cm of wire from the teenager's eye

New doctor of the Chistopol Central Hospital

This is a very important topic, because we are talking about the life and health of the youngest patients, where every minute and the accuracy of the diagnosis play a crucial role. Regular study and application of the latest recommendations allows our specialists to keep abreast of the most up-to-date treatment approaches and provide the highest level of care.

Recently, there have been cases of receiving phone calls from fraudsters operating from the territory of Ukraine. They turn to patients assigned to medical institutions in Tatarstan. During the conversation, a fictional story is used that the therapist was fired and the patient was enrolled in an ultrasound examination. Allegedly, in order to update the data, they are trying to get a passport number from the patient, etc. The subscriber is also asked to provide an alleged ultrasound recording code, which is sent as an SMS message to the phone.