First, the patient
The liver - what is damaging our largest gland? Episode 69
Did you know that the liver is the largest gland in our body, with more than 500 functions?
Childhood obesity - a growing health problem. Episode 61
Did you know that as many as 60% school-aged children have an exemption from physical education, and only 30% of them have a normal body weight?
Bariatric surgery or how gastric reduction combats obesity. Episode 41
Bariatric surgery is a key solution for people struggling with obesity for whom other treatments have proved ineffective
New Year under pressure with resolutions. Episode 30
In Polish Christmas Eve traditions, in addition to the characteristic dishes, there are a number of other customs
Less meat, more health. Episode 18
Only 300 grams of meat a week! What to choose instead and are boxed diets really healthy?
Emotions on a plate. When food becomes solace. Episode 11
In today's society, food is not just a means to satisfy hunger. We eat practically all the time, often not out of need but out of boredom or emotion.
Scalpel - the last chance in heart disease? Episode 6
Is the scalpel a last resort in heart disease? Who should the patient turn to with hypertension problems? Is this a task for the family doctor or the cardiologist? And how many heart attacks can a person actually survive?
How many heart attacks can you survive?
In the upcoming episode of the podcast 'First the patient', host Monika Rachtan talks to Professor Michał Zembala, a prominent cardiac surgeon, about the role of the scalpel in saving lives.
