Comparison of Primary Disease Incidence Among Students of Pre-University Educational Schools of the Russian Ministry of Defence and Russian Adolescents

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Analysis reveals higher primary disease incidence in military students versus Russian adolescents, suggesting better healthcare access.

Students of pre-university schools exhibited a higher average annual disease incidence rate of 2709.0% compared to 1380.0% in Russian adolescents.
Data over 12 years shows military students with 2694.3% long-term incidence rates, indicating trends in disease detection.
The study utilized 13K/MED reports, categorizing diseases per international classification standards for analysis.
Findings stress the role of timely treatment and preventive healthcare in reducing disease rates among military students and adolescents.

Soldatov et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis reveals higher primary disease incidence in military students versus Russian adolescents, suggesting better healthcare access.

Students of pre-university schools exhibited a higher average annual disease incidence rate of 2709.0% compared to 1380.0% in Russian adolescents.
Data over 12 years shows military students with 2694.3% long-term incidence rates, indicating trends in disease detection.
The study utilized 13K/MED reports, categorizing diseases per international classification standards for analysis.
Findings stress the role of timely treatment and preventive healthcare in reducing disease rates among military students and adolescents.

Soldatov et al. (2025) studied this question.

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