In the face of the brutal Russian attack on Ukraine, we stand in solidarity with our neighbors who are fighting for their freedom. We are also ready to help all those in need. People who are fleeing the war in their homeland require material assistance, support, and medical care. We are able to provide it.
69.6 % – this is the current percentage of Kobierzyce commune residents fully vaccinated against COVID-19. This result has propelled the commune up two places in the national vaccination ranking, currently ranking 27th. For months, Kobierzyce has been at the top of the ranking in Lower Silesia, second only to the city of Wrocław.
Over 15,000 residents of the Kobierzyce Commune are now fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Another Saturday of the ZA#SCZCHPIONE KOBIERZYCE campaign, which local government officials are running in conjunction with doctors, has passed. On February 12th, 115 people received the SARS-CoV-2 vaccine. This brings the vaccination rate in the commune to 69%. Kobierzyce has remained at the top of the rankings for months, ranking second in the province after Wrocław and 29th nationally.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of people requiring psychological support has increased significantly. This sense of threat creates enormous pressure felt by patients of all age groups. According to experts, fear for the future and a sense of loss of control over the reality around us are factors that have a significant impact on our mental health.
Due to the great interest in medical advice on weekends, the Wrocław clinic at Zwycięska Street 41 will be open every Saturday from 9:00 to 15:00.
For over a decade now, the third Monday in January has featured media reports about BLUE MONDAY, supposedly the most depressing day of the year. Cliff Arnall is credited with coining this pseudoscientific term. In 2004, the British psychologist announced the designation of the worst day of the year.
Over 200 people have already registered for Saturday's COVID-19 vaccinations at the Your Doctor clinic in Kobierzyce. The next installment of the ZA#SCZCHPIONE KOBIERZYCE campaign, which medical professionals are collaborating with local government officials, is scheduled for January 15th and 22nd. Thanks in part to this campaign, the Kobierzyce Commune has remained at the top of vaccination rankings for months. Now, with a score of 66.4%, it ranks second in Lower Silesia after Wrocław and 31st nationally.
Nearly 85% Poles admit to having recently experienced back pain. Seven out of ten respondents suffer from chronic pain, but half of them ignore the problem and seek no treatment.
Lack of regular exercise and a sedentary lifestyle contribute to this, among other factors. Meanwhile, as experts emphasize, as we age, we should increasingly take care of our spine, joints, and limbs.
The year 2021 was a difficult time for the entire healthcare system. Once again, we had to conduct our daily work amid the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused hundreds of thousands of infections and thousands of deaths worldwide. However, the fight against the dangerous virus continued not only in research laboratories and large hospitals, but in every one of our medical and treatment offices. In total, we diagnosed 3,334 SARS-CoV-2 cases in NZOZ Your Doctor clinics.
Since the beginning of December, over 600 people have received COVID-19 vaccinations as part of the ZA#SCZCHPIONE KOBIERZYCE campaign. This joint campaign by the Kobierzyce Commune Office and the Your Doctor network has been met with unwavering interest from residents. As a result, the Kobierzyce Commune, with a vaccination rate exceeding 64%, ranks second in the province and 31st in the national vaccination ranking.