Nizhny Novgorod's health crisis revealed in mass medical checkups

More than 307 The most frequent diagnoses included cardiovascular diseases, respiratory conditions, diabetes, and cancer. Among the participants, 41.9% showed signs of physical inactivity, while 32.4% were classified as overweight. High cholesterol affected 30.3% of those examined, and 18.6% faced a high risk of cardiovascular disease.

Elevated blood sugar levels were recorded in 8.5% of residents. Poor diet emerged as the leading risk factor, present in 43.9% of cases. Smoking was also common, with 26% of participants reporting the habit. The findings highlight key areas of concern, particularly lifestyle-related risks. Health officials now have detailed data on the region’s most pressing medical issues.

The checkups have provided a clear picture of Nizhny Novgorod’s health challenges. With nearly 10,000 chronic cases detected, authorities can now target interventions more effectively. The data will guide future public health strategies in the region.