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Over 49 thousand people in Kazakhstan suffer a stroke annually.

The first ambulance bus was presented in the National Center of Medical Aviation and Emergency Ambulance.

The first bone marrow transplantation to a kid has been made in Kazakhstan.

Virtis consulting group presented a survey that revealed that medicines are getting more expensive in Kazakhstan.

All 5 clinics of Astana National Medical Holding will be accredited in 2-3 years.

Almaty Road policemen will learn to render basic medical aid to persons injured in road traffic accidents.

Kazakhstan national emergency medicine center is to perform 50 marrow transplantations in 2012 and treat over 200 oncologic patients.

Minster of Healthcare is going to make Kazakhstan citizens to take care of their own health.

Several new medical facilities will be built in Almaty in 2012.

Almost 1300 children underwent cardiac surgeries in 2011 in Kazakhstan.

Half of respondents replied that they did not believe in a positive outcome of kidneys transplantation surgeries.

Liver transplantation is one of the most difficult surgeries. The operation performed was twice as difficult as the usual one.

National Scientific Cardiology Center in Astana discharged its first patient with artificial heart.

Karim Massimov instructed ministries and governors to check the condition of ambulance cars.

Medicin Britain talk about new epidemic – the epidemic of chronic fatigue. How many exactly in Kazakhstan suffer from this illness – no one researched, but such problem does exist.

3rd International Workshop Conference on reproductive medicine was held in Astana on October 28.

International experience exchange medical conference attended by Korean and Kazakhstan delegations completed in Almaty.

A team of Polish cardiac surgeons operated over 100 children in Shymkent during the master-class held in the cardiology center of South-Kazakhstan oblast.

During two months the doctors are planning to check-up and, if necessary, render medical aid to around 30 thousand people in remote areas of North-Kazakhstan, Pavlodar and Akmolinskaya oblasts.

Kazakhstan Ministry of Healthcare opened a new neonatal surgery center to decrease infant mortality.
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