The research work of the department is carried out in the direction of educating the younger generation in the spirit of loyalty to the ideas of independence, developing the legal culture of youth, studying the philosophical problems of modern medicine, as well as various aspects of the history of Uzbek statehood.

  All staff members of the department actively participate in the research activities of both the department and the university. Currently, the department staff includes: 1 Doctor of Medical Sciences (D.Sc.), Associate Professor; 2 Doctors of Philosophy (PhD), Acting Associate Professor; 2 Senior Lecturers; 3 Assistants; and 5 Trainee Assistants.

  Under the leadership of the Head of the Department, Doctor of Medical Sciences (D.Sc.), Associate Professor A. G. Karabaev, research is being conducted on selected topics within the scientific framework "Effects of Extreme and Non-Extreme Factors on the Body." Under the scientific supervision of the department's academic staff, research is underway for the following candidate (PhD) dissertations:

• "Changes in the Reproductive System in the Post-Resuscitation Period" — Independent Researcher: Kim D. V., Scientific Supervisor: D.Sc., Assoc. Prof. A. G. Karabaev.
• "Reactivity of the Reproductive System Under Physical Exertion" — Independent Researcher: Bobokandova M. B., Scientific Supervisor: D.Sc., Assoc. Prof. A. G. Karabaev.
• "Reactivity of the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Neurosecretory System Under Physical Exertion" — Independent Researcher: Nurimov P. B., Scientific Supervisor: D.Sc., Assoc. Prof. A. G. Karabaev.
• "Molecular-Genetic Role of Oxidative Stress Predictors in the Pathogenesis of Diabetes Mellitus Complicated by Angiopathies" — Independent Researcher: PhD, Acting Assoc. Prof. Mamadiyarova D. U.

  Throughout the department's operation, 7 doctoral and 23 candidate dissertations have been defended, more than 18 monographs and over 115 educational and teaching-methodological recommendations have been published, more than 1,300 scientific articles have been produced, and 40 rationalization proposals have been developed. In particular, during 2025–2026, 2 monographs were published, 50 scientific articles (10 of which in Scopus-indexed journals) were printed, 1 doctoral dissertation was defended, and 5 computer software programs were developed.

Monographs and Study Guides Published by the Department Staff: