INNOVATIVE APPROACHES IN VETERINARY MEDICINE: SCIENCE AND PRACTICE COME TOGETHER
The Republican Scientific and Practical Conference on the topic “Modern diagnostics and treatment of non-communicable diseases” was organized at the Samarkand State University of Veterinary Medicine, Livestock and Biotechnology at a high level.
At the plenary session of the conference, it was noted that the rector of the university, professor Kh.B. Yunusov, professor of the department of “Internal non-communicable diseases”, doctor of veterinary sciences Q.Norboev, associate professor of the department, candidate of veterinary sciences M.Safarov are contributing to the preparation of highly qualified specialists who can implement the strategic tasks arising from the reforms being implemented in the Republic in terms of ensuring food security, developing agricultural production, increasing the production of environmentally friendly products, increasing the export potential of the agricultural sector, stimulating the development of education and science, and scientific research and innovation activities.
The conference focused on the current problems of enterprises in the field of production in the context of economic globalization and their solutions, the study of international experience in this area, the establishment of cooperative relations, and the scientific basis of innovative ideas and developments of talented young people.
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It was noted that the purpose of the conference was to conduct scientific research by applying innovative methods and technologies that meet global requirements, and that the conference plays an important role in analyzing, evaluating and encouraging innovative ideas and developments of talented young people conducting scientific research.
During the event, important scientific reports were heard on current problems in the veterinary field, modern diagnostic technologies and innovative treatment methods.
In particular, the issues of diagnostics of internal non-communicable diseases, metabolic disorders in animals, improving preventive measures, and implementing new scientific approaches into practice were discussed in detail.
The conference continues its work within the framework of subsidiary meetings, where scientific and practical proposals are being developed on current problems of non-communicable diseases and modern solutions in veterinary diagnostics.