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On October 17, 2025, the seventh Melanoma Day was held as part of the All-Russian campaign for early diagnosis of skin neoplasms. During the event, 43 people were examined. As a result, the following was identified: — 1 case of basal cell carcinoma, — 2 dysplastic nevi — control was assigned to monitor the dynamics.

On October 9-10, 2025, the XXVII Annual International Congress “Information Technologies in Medicine” and the IV All-Russian Conference “Digital Technologies in Modern Medicine”, held by Sechenov University, were held in the Congress Center of the Kosmos Hotel in Moscow.

The V.P. Ivannikov Institute of System Programming of the Russian Academy of Sciences (ISP RAS) will take part in the All-Russian Conference “Progress in Biomedicine: From Research to Clinical Practice (OrelBioMed),” which will be held on September 11-13, 2025, at the Orel State University named after I.

The V.P. Ivannikov Institute of System Programming of the Russian Academy of Sciences (ISP RAS) continues to actively work on the digital transformation of healthcare. The key priorities of digitalization are the transformation of healthcare based on domestic information and communication technologies, import substitution in the field of digital technologies, the creation of common information models, and the implementation of unified data exchange standards.

On June 7, the Beauty Clinic hosted the sixth Melanoma Day, an action aimed at detecting skin malignancies at an early stage. More than 40 patients were examined free of charge by the clinic’s specialists.

On April 4, the fifth Melanoma Day was held at the Beauty Clinic — an event aimed at identifying malignant skin neoplasms at an early stage. More than 40 patients underwent a free examination by the clinic’s specialists.

Last Saturday, a scientific and practical seminar on “Pharmacological support in oncology and rehabilitation” was held at the Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia. This important event was broadcast to more than 20 cities in Russia and brought together more than 500 doctors, mainly oncologists, online.

We are pleased to announce another Melanoma Day, where we hosted over 40 people. These events are free and are aimed at early detection of melanoma and skin cancer, which helps save lives and improve the quality of medical care.

At the beginning of February, we successfully held the 3rd Melanoma Day, during which 40 patients were examined. As a result of the diagnosis, 6 dysplastic nevi were discovered that were subject to removal and further observation, as well as 1 case of melanoma.

On December 21, the second Melanoma Day was held in Orel, and we are proud of the results of our work During this day we received 35 people and identified: