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BIOMEDICAL JOURNAL OF ERMC EASTERN EUROPEAN
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ORIGINAL RESEARCH
Analysis of infectious disease rate in children of different ages aimed at developing hygiene education programs
About authors
Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University, Moscow, Russia
Correspondence should be addressed: Vasily P. Krylov
Gostinichnaya, 12, bld. 6, Moscow, 127106, Russia; moc.liamg@77.enur.ylisav
Received: 2025-09-07
Accepted: 2025-12-11
Published online: 2025-12-30
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Fig. 1. Infectious morbidity rates in pediatric population of the ZAO of Moscow for the years 2018–2024 (7-year average)
Fig. 2. Infectious morbidity rates in children under the age of one year in the ZAO of Moscow for the years 2018–2024
Note: AII — acute intestinal infections; EVI — enterovirus infection; VHA — viral hepatitis А.
Fig. 3. Infectious morbidity rates in children aged 1−2 in the ZAO of Moscow for the years 2018–2024
Note: AII — acute intestinal infections; EVI — enterovirus infection; VHA — viral hepatitis А.
Fig. 4. Infectious morbidity rates in children aged 3−6 in the ZAO of Moscow for the years 2018–2024
Note: AII — acute intestinal infections; EVI — enterovirus infection; VHA — viral hepatitis А.
Fig. 5. Infectious morbidity rates in children aged 7−14 in the ZAO of Moscow for the years 2018–2024
Note: AII — acute intestinal infections; EVI — enterovirus infection; VHA — viral hepatitis А.
Fig. 6. Infectious morbidity rates in children aged 15−17 in the ZAO of Moscow for the years 2018–2024
Note: AII — acute intestinal infections; EVI — enterovirus infection; VHA — viral hepatitis А.
