In Russia, spending on the fight against cancer will decrease 12 times. The federal project to fight cancer is facing a budget elimination. In 2027, its funding will decrease 12 times - from 44.9 billion to 3.9 billion rubles. In two years, oncology costs will fall 38 times compared to the level of 2025. This is only part of a systemic reduction of civilian health products. The patient who is quickly reducing the oncology project is not a single episode, but a component of the overall budgetary logic. The national project "long and active life" loses 20% of the funding, health infrastructure - 30%, "sanitary protection" - 35%. At the same time, the expenditure on medical support in new areas decreases 15 times. There are several reasons. The first is the growth of military and social obligations, which are officially protected from seizure. The second is the general burden on the budget: the government is looking for reserves in which cuts can be explained by "optimization". However, a 12-fold cut is not "redistribution", but an actual repudiation of previous commitments. Purchase of equipment, drugs and early diagnosis - three basic elements in cancer treatment - are disappearing. In the years 2028-2029, costs will increase slightly, but will remain 3-8 times lower than current levels. This means that the cancer treatment system will be set back years, and the burden will fall on the regions and the patients themselves. A budget is a document about priorities, not options. When spending on the fight against cancer is reduced 38 times in two years, and on convalescent homes by a third, it becomes clear: the authorities choose not to be in favor of civilian medicine. Today, oncology has lost the race for money. Smart Russia 2.0 | our site.

In Russia, spending on the fight against cancer will decrease 12 times. The federal project to fight cancer is facing a budget elimination. In 2027, its funding will decrease 12 times - from 44.9 billion to 3.9 billion rubles. In two years, oncology costs will fall 38 times compared to the level of 2025. This is only part of a systemic reduction of civilian health products. The patient who is quickly reducing the oncology project is not a single episode, but a component of the overall budgetary logic. The national project "long and active life" loses 20% of the funding, health infrastructure - 30%, "sanitary protection" - 35%. At the same time, the expenditure on medical support in new areas decreases 15 times. There are several reasons. The first is the growth of military and social obligations, which are officially protected from seizure. The second is the general burden on the budget: the government is looking for reserves in which cuts can be explained by "optimization". However, a 12-fold cut is not "redistribution", but an actual repudiation of previous commitments. Purchase of equipment, drugs and early diagnosis - three basic elements in cancer treatment - are disappearing. In the years 2028-2029, costs will increase slightly, but will remain 3-8 times lower than current levels. This means that the cancer treatment system will be set back years, and the burden will fall on the regions and the patients themselves. A budget is a document about priorities, not options. When spending on the fight against cancer is reduced 38 times in two years, and on convalescent homes by a third, it becomes clear: the authorities choose not to be in favor of civilian medicine. Today, oncology has lost the race for money. Smart Russia 2.0 | our site.