School classrooms are empty, clinics and hospital emergency rooms are bursting at the seams. The beginning of the new year has always been a time of increased incidence of upper respiratory tract infections. Pediatrician Dr. Izabela Mader Wołyńska advises on what symptoms should prompt immediate medical attention and how to reduce the risk of infection.
Diabetes is the largest non-infectious pandemic in human history, according to experts. Around 400 million people worldwide suffer from this disease. Preventing diabetes and its dangerous effects is one of the priorities in the activities of NZOZ Twój Lekarz.
Where should you go during the holidays and New Year when you need medical advice? Primary healthcare services are available at Night and Holiday Healthcare centers. You can also use the National Health Fund's First Contact Teleplatform.
The year 2022 is drawing to a close – a time of difficult challenges we collectively had to face in response to the war beyond our eastern border. Once again, we have proven that we are capable of achieving great things.
The seasonal increase in flu and flu-like infections is driving a significant increase in demand for primary care physicians. Callers can choose between pediatric and adult consultations by calling 71 715 80 00.
Several dozen seniors from the Kobierzyce commune have undergone special training in providing first aid in emergencies. Part of this is a series of podcasts dedicated to first aid.
NZOZ Twój Lekarz supports the social campaign #ODWOLUJE #NIEBLKUJE. As statistics show, Poles do not cancel doctor's visits en masse, and 17 million appointments are lost annually because of this.
The NZOZ Twój Lekarz network is the first in Wrocław and the surrounding area to implement the Coordinated Care Programme in Primary Healthcare.
November is men's cancer awareness month worldwide. It's primarily about prostate and testicular cancer.
Registration for the autumn-winter edition of the BIRTH SCHOOL has started. The classes will be led by a very popular and appreciated by patients, midwife Izabela Ksyta – Moćko.