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Society

Tuberculosis incidence in Armenia slashes by 60% over past 8 years

Tuberculosis (TB) incidence in Armenia has slashed by 60% over the past 8 years and according to experts’ estimates, the infectious disease can be eliminated by 2030.

24.03.2023, 14:10

Politics

Coronavirus incidence in Armenia drops below 1,000 cases in one week - Ministry of Health

Armenian health authorities recorded 910 new cases of coronavirus from September 26 to October 2, down from 1,431 cases recorded a week earlier, the Ministry of Health reported.

03.10.2022, 11:57

Society

Incidence of intestinal infections in Armenia increased 1.2 times in first half of 2022

The incidence of intestinal infections in Armenia increased 1.2 times in the first half of this year compared to the same time span of 2021, Romella Abovyan, head of a department at the National Center for Disease Control and Prevention, overseeing infectious and non-infectious diseases, said today.

06.07.2022, 16:32

Society

Armenian PM urges lawmakers to get vaccinated against coronavirus

Armenia's Acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan called on parliament members today urging them to get vaccinated against Covid-19.

03.05.2021, 13:34

Society

Tuberculosis incidence rate drops 4 times in Armenia over 10 years

In recent years, Armenia has managed to stop and reduce the tuberculosis incidence and mortality rates, the Ministry of Health said today, marked as World Tuberculosis Day.

24.03.2021, 14:02

Society

Ministry of health: seasonal incidence of respiratory infections in Armenia has become milder

The situation with the seasonal incidence of respiratory infections in Armenia has become milder, Liana Torosyan, a senior official from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention of the Ministry of Health, said on Wednesday.

29.01.2020, 17:02

Society

Some 8,500 people diagnosed with cancer in Armenia now, by 2000 more than in 2005

Some 8,500 people have been diagnosed with cancer in Armenia now, by 2000 more than in 2005, Rafael Sargsyan, the head of the department of general oncology at the National Center of Oncology, said today.

04.02.2016, 17:02