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The article presents the results of analysis of repeated disability because of thyroid cancer in adult population of Moscow in 2015-2019. The study established negative dynamics of increasing of the number of individuals with repeated disability because of thyroid cancer in all essential age contingents (young, middle and elderly age) of adult population. The similar trend was revealed in gender contingents of individuals with repeated disability because of thyroid cancer (in males, increase was made up to 112.5% and in females up to 196.3%). In the gender and age structure of repeated disability because of thyroid cancer, predominated females and the elderly. The study established dynamics of decreasing of percentage of individuals with repeated disability because of thyroid cancer of the disability groups I and III and corresponding increasing in disability group II. The percentage of individuals with repeated disability because of thyroid cancer in disability groups I and II was higher in males as compared with females. Most individuals with disabilities because of thyroid cancer don't work. The study results make available spectrum of disorders of main functions of organism, their degree and types and intensity of limitations in vital activity of individuals with repeated disability because of thyroid cancer. The organized database of characteristics of repeated disability because of thyroid cancer in adult population can be used in implementation of personalized approach to medical social rehabilitation of increasing number of disabled individuals with malignant damage of the most important organ of endocrine system.

The article presents the dynamics of disability due to cerebrovascular diseases in 2014-2018 in Moscow. The age gender analysis of the disabled in this category was carried out. It was established that 30% of total population of the disabled due to cerebrovascular diseases accounted for the share of those who were recognized as disabled for the first time in the structure of total population. The most frequently disabled persons are those who are older than able-bodied age. In total structure of the disabled due to cerebrovascular diseases, women predominate.

The results of the analysis of primary disability due to thyroid cancer of the adult population of Moscow in the period 2015-2019 are presented. An increase in the number of peaple newly recognized as disabled (PNRD) due to this pathology was revealed. In the age structure of primary disability elderly people was dominated. The predominant gender contingent of the PNRD were women. It was found that the predominant number of PNRD had a moderate impairment (II degree) of the basic functions of the body. At the same time, gender differentiation in the severity of persistent impairment of the body functions among disabled was revealed. In the contingent of disabled men the proportion of persons with severe (III degree) and complete (IV degree) impairment of the function of the blood system and the immune system and with a severe impairment of the function of the endocrine system and metabolism was higher compared to the contingent of disabled women. It was determined that the main types of capacity limitations were self-care, work, moving and communicate limitations (the first degree of difficulties in life areas prevailed (p<0,05). Thyroid cancer, due to the rapid growth of morbidity and disability, is an important public health concern. The study of disability indicators of the population is necessary for the development of rational measures of medical and social rehabilitation of patients suffering from thyroid cancer, and for the implementation of medical and social prevention of disability.

The article presents the results of analysis of primary and secondary disability due to malignant neoplasms among young people in Moscow in 2016-2018. The study established that in the structure of young patients recognized as disabled for the first time made up the smallest percentage with tendency of increasing the level of primary disability. The study established the predominance of people with disabilities of group II with high level of primary disability. The second position is taken by patients with disabilities of group III with tendency of increasing their specific severity. The number of patients repeatedly recognized as disabled is much higher than patients recognized as disabled for with the first time. The study established prevalence of disabled patients of group III with tendency of increasing level of repeated disability.