Ensuring the prinsiple non-discrimination of basic constitutional law in the health sector

Purpose: Explore the constitutional right of citizens to health care through the principle of non-discrimination. Methodology: The author used the formal-legal technique based on the consistency and comprehensiveness of its holding. Results: The article concludes that the principle of non-discrimination and equality in the exercise of the right to health is one of the key principles of international law for all states. Discrimination in health care reflects the violation of the fundamental source of law - the principle of justice and related principles of equality and human dignity, in a civilized society is simply unacceptable. Novelty/originality/value: The article has some scientific value and important practical significance, because it contains a comprehensive study of the legal nature of the principle of non-discrimination, especially in the area of health as an important element of constitutional law.