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Neuralink's Blindsight implant ready for use to restore vision
Neuralink has announced that its Blindsight implant, designed to restore vision, is ready for use and awaiting approval from the U.S. regulator. The device can transmit visual information directly to the visual cortex, helping people who are completely blind or have never seen.

Kyrgyz Health Minister receives award at international congress, meets Nobel laureates
Kyrgyzstan's Health Minister Damir Osmonov has received an Award Certificate from the Turkic Medical Congress for his contribution to science. According to the Kyrgyz Health Ministry, the ceremony, where the award was presented personally by the President of Turkey, included meetings with Aziz Sancar and Ugur Sahin.

Market analysis: how prices for popular crossovers changed in Kyrgyzstan
An analysis of price changes for popular crossovers in Kyrgyzstan has been conducted, based on data from car websites. The market shows mixed dynamics: some models have become cheaper, while others have risen in price.

Kyrgyzstan and Turkey to expand cooperation in high-tech medicine and drug supply
Kyrgyzstan's Health Minister Damir Osmonov held a meeting with Turkey's Health Minister Kemal Memisoglu to discuss deepening the partnership in high-tech medicine and improving access to medicines. According to the Kyrgyz Ministry of Health, the sides outlined areas for developing practical cooperation in healthcare.

Minzhylkiyev Street through the Manas campus is open to traffic: what the mayor ordered
The section of Minzhylkiyev Street running through the territory of the Kyrgyz-Turkish Manas University has been reopened to traffic with new pavement and sidewalks. Bishkek Mayor Aibek Junushaliyev inspected the site and gave instructions on further landscaping and improving pedestrian safety.

Possible internet access restrictions in Kyrgyzstan after head of Financial Supervision Service's statement
After the statement by the head of the Financial Supervision Service, discussions have arisen among citizens in Kyrgyzstan about possible restrictions on internet access. The public is questioning the mechanisms for identifying and blocking unwanted resources.

Rise in ARVI and flu cases in Kyrgyzstan: deputy health minister provides data
Kyrgyzstan has seen an increase in the incidence of acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI) and influenza. The information came from a meeting of the parliamentary committee on labor, health care, women's affairs and social issues.









