First, the patient

Bleeding gums are no trivial matter. Find out how periodontal disease affects your heart, diabetes and memory. Listen to an expert in the podcast

Just a decade or so ago, a doctor's presence on social media aroused surprise and sometimes even opposition. Today, it is becoming not only the norm, but actually a necessity.

Imagine that every time you go to school with your child starts by walking through a curtain of fumes. That lunch in the school canteen is more a test of sugar and salt tolerance than a lesson in healthy eating. That 'fresh air' has become a term from science books rather than an everyday experience.

Did you know that thousands of women in Poland have no idea for years that... they are still virgins? And others give up sex not because they don't want to, but because every attempt ends in pain, anxiety, disappointment. In the latest episode of the podcast Po pierwsze Pacjent, Monika Rachtan talks to Professor Krzysztof Nowosielski - gynaecologist, sexologist and oncologist.

The 100th anniversary episode of 'Patient First' is ahead, and in it the roles are reversed.

Did you know that as many as 25,000 premature babies are born in Poland every year?

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