Early Detection and Preventive Measures for Respiratory Diseases in Uzbekistan Case

This study analyses the burden, detection capacity, and prevention strategies for respiratory diseases in Uzbekistan in the post-2020 period. Drawing on national health statistics, predictive modelling, and clinical literature, it highlights persistently high incidence rates, pronounced seasonal fluctuations, and significant inequalities in access to care. While notable progress has been achieved since COVID-19, particularly in surveillance systems, intensive care capacity, and medical oxygen supply, critical challenges remain. These include the limited integration of forecasting tools into routine planning, diagnostic gaps in rural areas, and continued environmental risks that exacerbate respiratory vulnerability. The findings underscore the need for a more proactive, data-driven approach to respiratory health policy in Uzbekistan, linking predictive modelling and preventive outreach to long-term public health resilience.