Tavan Bogd Group’s AI-powered screening center, “NURA,” the only one of its kind in Mongolia, celebrated a milestone today by welcoming its 20,000th customer. To mark this occasion, the NURA center, in collaboration with the General Agency for Labor Welfare Services, invited 10 large families from 7 districts of the capital to undergo comprehensive early detection screenings. This initiative aims to support responsible parenting by encouraging families to prioritize their health.

Over the past year, 41% of visitors to the NURA center were men, while 59% were women, with the majority aged between 30 and 64. Regular early detection has become a valuable aspect of modern life. By identifying potential health risks early, even when feeling well, individuals can make informed lifestyle changes, significantly reducing the risk of illness.

In the past year, 60.1% of the 20,000 visitors to the NURA center were found to have a high rate of obesity, with 50% of these cases being men who also had metabolic syndrome, increasing their risk of cardiovascular disease with age.

The NURA center uses advanced AI technology to generate a set of 32 health indicators, categorized into four grades: A, B, C, and D. Within just 2–3 hours, the center can assess cancer risk and lifestyle-related diseases that are prevalent in Mongolia.

Additionally, your detailed 50-page health report, available in Mongolian, English, and Russian, is provided in both print and digital formats. To book an appointment at the NURA center, call 7588-7588 or visit nura.mn.