Health policy implications for cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes mellitus, and stroke in Central Asia: a decadal forecast of their impact on women of reproductive age.

Introduction: Cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, and stroke are significant global health concerns. However, gaps persist in understanding the impact of these disorders on women of reproductive age in Central Asia. This study aimed to analyze the health policies implemented in Central Asian countries to address the healthcare needs of this demographic and to forecast future trends in prevalence rates.

[REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH OF GIRLS-TEENAGERS - AS A MEDICAL-SOCIAL PROBLEM OF KAZAKHSTAN].

The purpose of the study - to evaluate the gynecological and somatic pathology of Almaty teenage girls in order to improve measures to improve the reproductive health of this category of the population. As research materials, statistical data on the prevalence of gynecological pathology among teenage girls in Almaty were used, who sought medical help from the Almaty City Center for Human Reproduction (SCCR) and reporting forms from the Almaty city branch of the Republican Center for Electronic Health in 2013 to 2018. In work were applied: analytical, epidemiological, statistical techniques.