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Associate Professor Maria Solovyova explained that rare diseases are often masked as common ones: symptoms develop gradually, the clinical picture is unclear, and examination options are limited. At the same time, a patient without a final diagnosis should not be left without help.
Otabek YusupovA presidential decree of Uzbekistan provides for the establishment of a Research Institute of Psychology. From January 1, 2027, three laboratories will begin operating there, including a laboratory of digital psychology and AI. Teachers and students will undergo psychological diagnostics at least once a year, and psychologists will be required to upskill once every five years.
Sevara AzamovaNeurologist Ekaterina Demyanovskaya told Gazeta.Ru that a persistent or sudden change in handwriting may be a symptom of central nervous system pathologies — from Parkinson's disease to acute cerebrovascular accident. Micrographia can be an early sign of Parkinson's disease, and a sudden deterioration of handwriting is a reason to see a neurologist immediately.
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