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Cardiovascular diseases became the largest dispensary group in the Southern Urals

Almost 400 thousand residents of the Chelyabinsk region with heart and vascular diseases underwent clinical observation for eight months of 2026

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Cardiovascular diseases became the largest dispensary group in the Southern Urals

Almost 400 thousand residents of the Chelyabinsk region with heart and vascular diseases underwent clinical observation for eight months of 2026. This is the largest group among patients in the region with chronic diseases, according to the territorial Fund MHI.

In total, from the beginning of the year to August, more than 512 thousand South Ural residents underwent dispensary observation. Most of them are patients with pathologies of the cardiovascular system.

For people with diseases of the circulatory system, such monitoring is carried out constantly. It includes doctor's appointments, examinations, monitoring the condition and identifying complications or exacerbations.

A separate part of the work of doctors is to teach patients self-control. In chronic cardiovascular diseases, surveillance continues for life.

Diagnosis, treatment, prevention, dispensary surveillance and drug provision are included in the program of state guarantees of free medical care.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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