DISEASES THAT ARE BECOMING MORE COMMON IN NAVOI REGION AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS

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Biologiya fanlari nomzodi, dotsent, Navoiy Davlat Universiteti, O’zbekiston
sadoqatravshanova24@gmail.com
Magistr, Navoiy Davlat Universiteti, O’zbekiston
sadoqatravshanova24@gmail.com

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This article analyzes the ecological impact of industrial activities in the Navoi region and its negative effects on public health. By studying ecological factors such as industrial waste, air, water, and soil pollution, the article demonstrates the increasing prevalence of various diseases, including respiratory, cardiovascular, oncological, and neurological conditions. Based on the analysis, effective measures are proposed to mitigate these issues through enhanced environmental monitoring and improved healthcare services. The article offers recommendations aimed at reducing ecological risks and improving public health in the region.

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Shamsidinova , G., & Abdukaxorova , S. (2025). DISEASES THAT ARE BECOMING MORE COMMON IN NAVOI REGION AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS. Eurasian Journal of Medical and Natural Sciences, 5(1), 191–195. Retrieved from https://in-academy.uz/index.php/EJMNS/article/view/43547

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