World Antimicrobial Stewardship Week is designed to draw attention to one of the most serious threats to modern medicine - global antimicrobial resistance.

A meeting between students and representatives of the 33rd City Student Polyclinic took place at Dormitory No. 6.

Today, October 29, is World Stroke Day, a day intended to remind everyone of the critical importance of protecting the brain from acute vascular events.

Today, October 29, the global medical community is drawing attention to one of the most common non‑infectious skin diseases — psoriasis.

The speaker at the event was Tamara Kapora, a researcher at the laboratory of obstetric and gynecological pathology and an obstetrician‑gynecologist at the RSPC “Mother and Child”.

From November 19 to 22, 2026, more than 230 first-year FITR students at BNTU attended talks on preventing influenza and other respiratory infections. Medical assistant Svetlana Alekseevna Shevtsova discussed the importance of vaccination, good hygiene and seeking timely medical care. Students received practical advice and answers to their questions.

On October 16, students from the Faculty of Management Technology and Humanization, along with the Deputy Dean for Ideological and Educational Work, Anastasia Yuryevna Zhevlakova, took part in the wellness event “In Harmony with Yourself,” organized with the support of the Belarusian Women’s Union.

In the context of an academic and research rhythm, a proper diet becomes a direct tool for achieving high academic results and maintaining energy.

According to official data from hygienic studies conducted by the Republican Center for Hygiene, Epidemiology and Public Health of Belarus, up to 80% of infectious diseases are transmitted via hand surfaces.

Taking care of your joints is a long‑term investment in an active and high‑quality future, and it doesn’t require complex or costly actions.

Every year on October 10, the global community observes World Mental Health Day, supported by the World Health Organization.

On the second Saturday of October, the global community reviews the work of palliative care services and highlights the importance of continuous, systematic support for patients facing incurable illnesses.

A total of 190 people took part in the event. Representatives of 16 BNTU faculties came to the start, ready to fight for every second of the race.

In the new season

On September 29, preventive curatorial sessions were held for first-year FITR students at BNTU. The students discussed the dangers of psychoactive substances, the causes of addiction, and the importance of taking responsibility for their physical and mental health.