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Polish Recipe for e-Health: What Solutions Will We Propose to Europe During the Presidency?
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The Road to the Presidency: Digital Transformation in Medicine and Healthcare – a very engaging debate with excellent speakers
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At today’s meeting of the Council of Non-Governmental Organizations for the Polish Presidency in the Council of the European Union, priorities in the area of health were presented and the calendar of presidential events was discussed
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Self-awareness among young people, peer support, and teachers equipped with skills to provide so-called “psychological first aid” are key ideas proposed by Dominik Kuc from the GrowSpace Foundation to address the deteriorating mental health of children and adolescents
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An expert discussion on the introduction of the first therapy for treating Friedreich’s Ataxia (FA) highlighted the challenges associated with treating children diagnosed with the disease who are under the care of Polish neurological centers
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We invite you to read the comprehensive report from the Polish Press Agency on our recent conference “The Road to the Presidency: Child and Adolescent Psychiatry”
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Modern hormonal drugs for the treatment of prostate cancer are now available in Poland. Thanks to them, we can more effectively inhibit the progression of cancer
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The area of child and adolescent psychiatry may become one of the key priorities of the Polish presidency of the Council of the European Union, which will begin on January 1, 2025
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We are immensely proud to share some key takeaways from yesterday’s dynamic conference “Pathway to Presidency – Child and Adolescent Psychiatry”, which we, as an Institute for Social Policy Development (IRSS) co-organized with the Medical Center of the Medical University of Warsaw (WUM)
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Is a Healthy Worker a Wealthy State? We invite you to explore a detailed press report on the roundtable debate held during the European Forum for New Ideas (EFNI)
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Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of death among men in Poland. Only 65 percent of men diagnosed with prostate cancer survive for another five years, while the average in the entire European Union is 85 percent. We invite you to a conversation between Karolina Wasielewska and clinical oncologist Prof. Jakub Żołnierek on the current state of prostate treatment in Poland
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Prof. Jakub Żołnierek on how not to miss the symptoms of prostate cancer, which ailments should alarm us and motivate every man to visit a urologist
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