First, the patient
When caring for another person becomes a life mission. Episode 81
What is the daily life like for those who care for loved ones who need support with the simplest of activities?
Obesity - the battle that never ends. Episode 80
How do you manage a disease that requires constant vigilance?
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.
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?
Multiple sclerosis, an incurable disease that can be lived with. Episode 46
The diagnosis of multiple sclerosis is not straightforward, due to the variety and non-specificity of symptoms that can occur.
Dementia syndromes - how to recognise and where to seek help? Episode 43
When faced with neurodegenerative diseases, patients and their families face challenges that go far beyond the medical aspects of the
Who is the coordinator and how does she help a cancer patient. Episode 42
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
Urinary incontinence - more than a medical problem. Episode 39
Urinary incontinence, although often seen as a strictly medical problem, also has a profound social dimension
SLA - the diagnosis no one wants to hear. Episode 38
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (SLA), also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is a serious and rare condition that attacks motor neurons in the brain and spinal cord
Into the New Year without addictions. What can you do to truly say goodbye to addictions? Episode 32
Emphasising the role of sport in the addiction treatment process is not only a matter of promoting a healthy lifestyle, but also of building awareness of alternative methods of coping with addiction
