Around 10,000 people in Poland are living with multiple myeloma, while a further 2,000–2,500 patients receive the diagnosis each year. The disease can develop for a long time without...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly transforming healthcare — and Poland is no exception. In 2024, 13.2% of Polish hospitals used AI-based systems, nearly double...
Patients are increasingly using artificial intelligence tools and large language models (LLMs) as an additional source of medical information. They prepare for medical appointments,...
Stress and work overload are increasingly contributing to employees’ health problems, with doctors warning that mental disorders are becoming one of the leading reasons...
Nearly one in three patients is already malnourished upon hospital admission, and by discharge this figure rises to one in two, according to clinical...
In recent years, there has been a growing interest in unconventional treatments that contradict established medical knowledge. Some patients turn to such methods instead...
Reconstructive surgery, a central branch of plastic surgery, focuses on restoring tissues and organs damaged by trauma, cancer, congenital defects, or chronic disease. In...
For nearly 30 years, mRNA technology has been developed with therapeutic applications in mind. The breakthrough came with the creation of the first two...
During Poland’s presidency of the Council of the European Union, member states agreed on a common position regarding the pharmaceutical package – the biggest...
A team of researchers from the Centre of New Technologies at the University of Warsaw, the Medical University of Warsaw, and the International Institute...
An increasing number of EU countries are taking comprehensive steps to address the challenge of endometriosis. Poland has joined this group, introducing a new...
Will the next amendments to the Development Act increase investment transparency and strengthen the protection of home buyers? How does the industry assess the...