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Analysis of the epidemiological situation and dynamics of the incidence of sexually transmitted infections in the Russian Federation over a ten-year period (2012–2022) by Rakhmatulina, Margarita R., Novoselova, Elena Yu, Melekhina, Lidia E.

“…Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are socially significant diseases and require close attention due to the multifactorial causes that influence their…”
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Current state of equipment for phototherapy in institutions of dermatovenereologic profile by Novoselova, Elena Yu, Rakhmatulina, Margarita R., Karamova, Arfenya E.

“…Background. The use of phototherapy for the treatment of dermatoses and lymphoproliferative disease is determined by the Procedure for rendering assistance in…”
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Syphilis and some other STIs in the Russian Federation: past, present and ways to control of the epidemiological situation in the future by Krasnoselskikh, Tatiana V., Sokolovskiy, Evgeny V., Rakhmatulina, Margarita R., Novoselova, Elena Yu, Melekhina, Lidia E.

“…The article is devoted to assessing the situation with syphilis and other sexually transmitted infections in the USSR and Russia in the period after the Second…”
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Evaluation of the effectiveness of combination therapy of recurrent anogenital (venereal) warts: results of an observational comparative clinical study by Rakhmatulina, Margarita R., Bolshenko, Natalia V., Novoselova, Elena Yu, Pak, Victoria L., Stovbun, Sergei V., Arseenkova, Olga Yu

“…Background. In case of recurrent forms of the disease, combination therapy with the use of inducers interferons may be recommended. Aims. To study the…”
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The increase in the incidence of syphilis in the Russian Federation: foreign migrant citizens as a risk group for the spread of the disease by Rakhmatulina, Margarita R., Briko, Nikolay I., Novoselova, Elena Y., Lopukhov, Platon D.

“…Relevance. The incidence of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) has a serious impact on the health and lives of children, adolescents and adults. Syphilis,…”
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