The level of total and primary morbidity was higher among families in which both or at least one of the parents had higher education. The share of primary morbidity in total morbidity for this group amounted to 29.7%, for the group where neither parent had higher education - 38.9%. The structure of total and primary morbidity was made up of the same classes of diseases in both groups. The leading classes were respiratory diseases, infectious diseases, unspecified allergies and eye diseases.
Keywords: morbidity, child population, classes of diseases, medical activity of parents
