Kazakhstan Aims to Reduce Overseas Medical Treatment for Children

Kazakhstan plans to increase access to high-tech medical treatments domestically, aiming to reduce the number of children sent abroad for procedures. The Ministry of Health reported that specialized care for infants with developmental defects is available regionally. Technologies like the 'Gamma Knife' and proton therapy are already in use, with plans to introduce radioiodine therapy and advanced vascular malformation treatment protocols.

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