Department of Respiratory, new and re-emerging viral Infections

Acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI) are one of the pressing health problems around the world and occupy one of the leading places in the structure of infectious pathology. Annual seasonal increases in the incidence of acute respiratory viral infections, their complications determine their high medical and social significance. ARVI is a group of respiratory diseases caused by viruses tropic to the respiratory epithelium. ARVI includes such diseases as influenza, respiratory syncytial, rhinovirus, adenovirus, bocavirus, metapneumovirus, parainfluenza infection and other infections that cause catarrhal inflammation of the respiratory tract.

In connection with the globalization of processes on the planet, new and re-emerging infections have become an international problem and are recognized as a priority health problem in all countries of the world. New and re-emerging infections include diseases that have recently emerged among the population, either existed earlier, but significantly increased the growth of diseases, or appeared in a new geographic region for them. Currently, such diseases include more than 100 nosological forms. Natural focal diseases, carriers and vectors of which are an integral part of ecosystems, are of particular interest today.

The Department of respiratory, new and re-emerging viral infections is studying the features of the etiology and diagnosis of ARVI and new and re-emerging viral infections. The department plans to study the phylogenetic characteristics of hantavirus, SARS-CoV-2 strains circulating in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Ibadullayeva Nargiza Sapiyevna

Head of department of respiratory, new and emerging viral infections

1992-1998 - student of II Tashkent Medical Institute.

1998-1999 doctor of internship at the Republican Clinical Hospital of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

 1999-1999 - laboratory assistant of the laboratory of epidemiology and prevention of the Scientific Research Institute of Virology

1999-2002 - post-graduate student of the Research Institute of Virology

2002-2003 - senior laboratory assistant of the Department of Organizational and Methodological Work of the Scientific Research Institute of Virology

2003-2005 - senior laboratory assistant in the laboratory of epidemiology and prevention of the Scientific Research Institute of Virology

2005-2007 - junior researcher of the Scientific - Research Institute of Virology

2007-2018 - doctor virologist of the National Influenza Center of the Scientific Research Institute of Virology

2018 - 2021 - Senior Researcher of the Research Institute of Virology

2018 - present Head of the Department of Respiratory, New and Emerging Viral Infections