First, the patient
Pneumococcus - innocent symptoms, serious consequences. Episode 67
Each year, more than 1.5 million people worldwide die from pneumococcal infections.
RAK OFF conference for whom, when and where? Episode 66
Cancer doesn't have to mean the end of dreams and plans - this is the message that the Rak'n'Roll Foundation has been delivering for 15 years.
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?
Your children's health and HPV. Episode 60
Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination can almost completely eliminate the risk of cervical cancer and other HPV-related cancers.
Fentanyl - inflated problem or real threat? Episode 57
Fentanyl and 'zombie' people are being talked about more and more in Poland, and anxiety is growing as a result, but is it right?
Cigarette smoking and the allergic reaction of the body. Episode 53
Smoking is an addiction that shortens life by up to 14 years.
The National Oncology Network - what benefits will the patient gain? Episode 36
Oncology care in Poland plays a key role in the fight against cancer, providing the foundation for a better quality of life for patients
No pressure. How to quiet the storm in your arteries. Episode 22
Measuring blood pressure at home is an essential tool in monitoring and controlling hypertension. Regular checking of blood pressure allows early detection of abnormalities and adjustment of therapy if necessary
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.
