Аreas of scientific activity

The research focus is based on the priority areas in medicine and pharmacy for 2021-2025 approved by Decree No. 156 of the President of the Republic of Belarus dated May 7, 2020 "On Priority Areas of Scientific, Scientific-Technical and Innovative Activities for 2021-2025." This focus is informed by the current specialist training programs and the staffing of the departments. The research is fully aligned with the university's research objectives:

Diagnostics, medical prevention and treatment of infectious diseases, including viral ones and non-communicable diseases and assessment of the quality of medical care;

Biotechnology (genomic and post-genomic, cellular, microbial, medical and industrial);

Medical rehabilitation of patients;

Personalized medicine;

Human health and environmental management healthy and safe nutrition and active longevity;

Maternal and child health.

Areas of scientific activity:

To develop and implement a method for assessing the risk of progression of chronic hepatitis and liver cirrhosis using molecular genetic and serological markers;

To establish parameters of systemic inflammation, characteristics of micro- and mycobiota in HIV-infected patients and patients with diseases associated with metabolic syndrome in early aging;

Metabolic, structural and molecular genetic factors in the development of cognitive and psychoneurological disorders in people in the post-COVID period of illness. Rationale and development of diagnostic and corrective technologies;

To develop and implement a method of biocomposite bone grafting in primary cementless hip arthroplasty;

Development of an automated flow bioreactor for in vitro evaluation of the antibacterial properties of new dental materials;

Experimental substantiation of methods of combined antibiotic therapy of infections caused by microorganisms with extreme and complete antibiotic resistance;

To develop and implement a method for determining the likelihood of developing pneumonia in premature infants;

To develop and implement a method for assessing and predicting individualized accumulated radiation doses for individuals exposed to radiation as a result of the Chernobyl accident and living in radioactively contaminated areas;

To scientifically substantiate the feasibility of classifying populated areas according to the dose criterion to ensure radiation protection of the population living in radioactively contaminated areas;