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All patients with syphilis - residents of Saratov

In 2026, 322 cases of syphilis were detected in the Saratov region - this is 5.6% less than in the previous year, when 341 infections were recorded

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All patients with syphilis - residents of Saratov

In 2026, 322 cases of syphilis were detected in the Saratov region, which is 5.6% less than in the previous year, when 341 infections were recorded. Statistics at the official request of "MK in Saratov" provided in the regional office of Rospotrebnadzor.

“All the cases are adult residents of the regional center, among minor cases of infection is not noted,” said the sanitary Department.

Last summer, at a briefing of the regional Ministry of Health, the representative of the Saratov Regional Clinical Skin and Venereological Dispensary said that about 20-25% of the identified cases of syphilis in the region are foreign citizens.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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