DISEASES COMMON AMONG THE POPULATION LIVING IN THE ARAL SEA REGION
Keywords:
Aral Sea region, ecological disaster, health problems, respiratory diseases, oncological diseases, drinking water, reproductive health, endocrine disorders, psychological health, ecological healthcare, toxic dust, pesticides, Aral Sea.Abstract
This article analyzes the health problems that have arisen among the population in the Aral Sea region as a result of the ecological disaster. Research results show that residents living around the Aral Sea suffer from widespread respiratory, oncological, hepatological, endocrine, and reproductive system diseases. The main causes of these conditions include air pollution, poor-quality drinking water, and contamination of soil and vegetation. The article examines existing problems and proposes comprehensive solutions. It also substantiates the interrelation between ecological and medical factors and emphasizes the need to implement an ecological health care concept.References
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2025-06-08
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Turdibaeva Lalaxan Adilbaevna,Ramanova Guljaxan Tayir qizi,Seytmuratova Nazira Polatovna. (2025). DISEASES COMMON AMONG THE POPULATION LIVING IN THE ARAL SEA REGION. Ethiopian International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, 12(06), 68–70. Retrieved from https://www.eijmr.org/index.php/eijmr/article/view/3255
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