STUDY OF THE MORBIDITY RATES OF ENDOMETRIAL HYPERPLASIA IN THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN FOR THE PERIOD 2012-2022.

The identified trends in the morbidity of EH and its histological types in the population of the Republic of Kazakhstan have shown the need for a more detailed study of risk factors contributing to the development of EH and the improvement of healthcare services.

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STUDY OF THE MORBIDITY RATES OF ENDOMETRIAL HYPERPLASIA IN THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN FOR THE PERIOD 2012-2022.

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STUDY OF THE MORBIDITY RATES OF ENDOMETRIAL HYPERPLASIA IN THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN FOR THE PERIOD 2012-2022.

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The identified trends in the morbidity of EH and its histological types in the population of the Republic of Kazakhstan have shown the need for a more detailed study of risk factors contributing to the development of EH and the improvement of healthcare services.

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Kazakh National Medical University (KZ), Kazakhstan Medical University (KZ), International Information Technologies University (KZ)
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