
Уполномоченный по правам человека в РФ Яна Лантратова заявила, что время ожидания приема терапевта, педиатра или врача общей практики по ОМС не должно превышать 24 часов, неотложная помощь в поликлинике — не позднее двух часов, консультация специалиста — в течение 14 рабочих дней.
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В рамках обязательного медицинского страхования (ОМС) в России установлены нормативные сроки оказания различных видов медицинской помощи.
Уполномоченный по правам человека в РФ Яна Лантратова рассказала о сроках оказания медицинской помощи по ОМС. Ее слова приводит ТАСС.
Лантратова уточнила, что время ожидания приема терапевта, педиатра или врача общей практики в рамках ОМС не должно превышать 24 часов с момента обращения.
«Неотложную помощь в поликлинике должны оказать не позднее двух часов. Консультацию врача-специалиста - в течение 14 рабочих дней», — рассказала она.

Research presented at the EASD conference found that large fluctuations in blood pressure over time are associated with an increased risk of stroke and death, especially in people with type 2 diabetes, and the risk depends not only on the average level of blood pressure, but also on its variability between measurements.

Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences and Deputy President of the Russian Academy of Sciences Gennady Onishchenko said in an interview with RIA Novosti that a new dangerous strain of influenza may appear before 2029 due to the constant mutation of viruses, but emphasized that the modern healthcare system is capable of developing vaccines a year before the emergence of new infections, which will create global immunity.

General practitioner Alina Azizova said that people with diabetes, reduced immune defense, elderly Russians, young children, pregnant women and patients with chronic diseases of the respiratory system and cardiovascular system are at risk of severe respiratory infections. She emphasized the importance of vaccination against influenza, pneumococcal and Haemophilus influenzae type B, and also recommended avoiding close contact with sick people, using PPE, washing hands and ventilating rooms. In the first three weeks of September 2026, the number of calls for colds in Russia was one and a half times higher than in August.

US residents Natalie and Josh Strong filed a lawsuit against the Brown Fertility clinic, claiming that doctors accidentally used sperm from an unknown donor during fertilization, which led to the birth of a girl whose DNA does not match the DNA of the father. The couple discovered the discrepancy through a blood group analysis: the mother’s first was negative, the father’s second was negative, and the child’s third was positive. The clinic has not yet responded to the claims.

Doctors at Vladivostok Clinical Hospital No. 1 removed a fibroid weighing eight kilograms and the size of a soccer ball from a patient. The tumor has been developing for a long time, and doctors warn that delaying the operation could lead to cancer. The patient feels well and has already been discharged home.

General practitioner Alina Azizova from the SberHealth company warned that people with diabetes, weakened immunity and elderly Russians are at risk of severe respiratory infections. She emphasized the importance of annual vaccination against influenza, pneumococcal and Haemophilus influenzae type b, as well as adherence to general preventive measures: avoiding contact with sick people, wearing masks, ventilation and wet cleaning. According to the company, the seasonal increase in requests for colds in September 2026 has already begun and is one and a half times higher than August.