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78 ulyanovsk residents turned to doctors with acute intestinal infection

According to operational monitoring, for the 41st week of 2026 in the Ulyanovsk region there is a decrease in the incidence of acute intestinal infections (OCI) relative to the average long-term level (SMU)

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78 ulyanovsk residents turned to doctors with acute intestinal infection

According to operational monitoring, for the 41st week of 2026 in the Ulyanovsk region there is a decrease in the incidence of acute intestinal infections (OCI) relative to the average long-term level (SMU).

In the region as a whole, the incidence of OKI decreased by 2.58%. In total, 113 cases were recorded - this corresponds to an indicator of 10.55 per 100 thousand population. For comparison, the average annual rate is 116 cases (10.83 per 100,000 population).

More pronounced dynamics is observed in Ulyanovsk. Here the decrease in relation to the SMU was 14.24 %. During the reporting week, 78 cases of OKI were registered - the figure is 11.62 per 100 thousand inhabitants. The average multi-year level for the city is 91 cases (13.55 per 100 thousand population).

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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