Over 25,000 People Received Free Preventive Examinations for Reproductive Health in Tuwa
In Tuwa, over 25,000 people received free reproductive health screenings in the first seven months of 2026 under the "Active and Long Life" project. These free services are available to individuals aged 18 to 49, offering specific checks for both women and men.
In Tuwa, over 25,000 people were examined for their reproductive health free of charge in the first seven months of 2026. This comprehensive initiative is part of the national project "Active and Long Life," which has been running since 2024 and aims to detect reproductive problems early, thereby strengthening the general health of the population.
The free services are available to all individuals aged 18 to 49 years. For women, the examinations include gynecological check-ups, smear tests, and ultrasounds of the uterus/adnexa and breasts. Men also benefit from comprehensive checks, which include urological examinations, urine tests, semen analysis (spermograms), and prostate ultrasounds.
These targeted screening measures underscore the project's focus on prevention and health care for both sexes in the Tuwa region.