Can you be a role model, a buddy and a demanding teacher at the same time? How to reconcile upbringing with spoiling? Where can you get the strength and ideas to provide your children with attractions after work that they will remember when they grow up? These are difficult challenges that every father faces. "On Father's Day, it's worth talking about them," admits Paweł Gołębski, the creator of the journalistic Tatostreamer profile, concerning the world of fathers.

Health, passions, interests, law, psychology, relationships with children and partners. Everyday matters – both easy and difficult – this is how the protagonist of the latest installment of the Your Doctor and Friends campaign describes his channel's topics. "On Father's Day, June 23rd, we're hosting an evening live online broadcast where we'll celebrate, reminisce, and watch photos and videos of dads. We'll also remind you what's worth exploring," announces Paweł Gołębski.

Not without reason. Prevention turns out to be something that many fathers still need to work on. Only 36 percent of men in Poland get tested once every six months. 13 percent declare that they do check-ups every two years, and the same number even less often. Almost one in ten men do not do any check-ups at all, according to the report "Health prevention of Poles 2020". In this context, the sentence: "Dad, I wish you health on the occasion of Father's Day!" has an exceptionally strong message.