First, the patient

In the age of social media and the instant flow of information, misinformation is becoming an increasingly serious threat, especially in the field of health.

The spring-summer season is beginning, and with it comes an increase in our exposure to ultraviolet radiation not only during traditional sunbathing, but also in everyday situations such as walking or shopping.

With the growing problem of professional burnout among medics, we are increasingly seeing its serious consequences, such as depression and alcoholism.

The decision to allow people over the age of 15 to purchase the morning-after pill without a doctor's prescription is causing much controversy in Poland.

The Ombudsman, supported by the Office of the Patient Ombudsman, engages in activities to improve the quality of healthcare and to protect and promote patients' rights

The diagnosis of multiple sclerosis is not straightforward, due to the variety and non-specificity of symptoms that can occur.

Deciding on a specialist is a critical step for patients diagnosed with prostate cancer

With the growing problem of addiction among the youngest, from computer games to social media to psychoactive substances, society needs to consider how to protect children and young people.

When faced with neurodegenerative diseases, patients and their families face challenges that go far beyond the medical aspects of the

The role of the oncology treatment coordinator goes far beyond administrative tasks, becoming the foundation of emotional support for patients when faced with a diagnosis