Kyrgyzstan Launches National Strategy to Combat High Cardiovascular Death Rate

Kyrgyzstan Tackles High Cardiovascular Death Rate with New National Strategy Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan – Cardiovascular disease is claiming a significant number of lives in Kyrgyzstan, with reports indicating 60 deaths daily. In response, the nation has launched a comprehensive strategy aimed at reducing this mortality rate. The initiative centers around upgrading the country's cardiology centers with advanced medical technology and implementing improved treatment protocols. "According to recent statistics, 52% of deaths in Kyrgyzstan are due to cardiovascular issues," stated Dr. M. Mirrakhimov, director of the National Cardiology Center. "This translates to approximately 20,000 deaths annually." The video showcases the implementation of this strategy. New equipment, including stents, electrocardio stimulators, and radiofrequency ablation devices, are being provided to hospitals, improving treatment options for patients. One patient, interviewed in the video, shared their experience with the new technology, stating, "I've been suffering from high blood pressure for years, but since the surgery, I feel so much better. My swelling has gone down, and I'm finally recovering." The strategy also involves training medical professionals in advanced techniques and improving access to care across the country. The goal is to not only save lives but also to improve the overall quality of life for Kyrgyz citizens. The introduction of new technology and the commitment to improved patient care represent a significant step towards addressing this critical health issue. The success of this strategy will have a profound impact on the health and well-being of the Kyrgyz people.