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The morbidity rates in infants in Omsk are higher than those in other areas of the country. In its pattern, respiratory diseases (chronic non-specific lung diseases) head the list, peaking in infants of 2 years of age, which is largely associated with the presence of a large-scale petrochemical integrated works. The infantile mortality changes occurring in the past 15 years are characterized by a downward trend, which is associated with medical organizational measures.
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