Today, March 27, 2024, at the U.S. Ambassador to Poland Mark Brzezinski’s residence, Rector Professor Zbigniew Gaciong attended another cyclical meeting on the issue of youth mental health.

Rector Prof. Zbigniew Gaciong hosted a visit to our university by Josef Pavlovic, Deputy Minister of Health of the Czech Republic, who was accompanied by Adéla Lemrová - an expert on infant and young child nutrition from the National Health Institute of the Czech Republic, Aneta Majerčíková - an advisor, and Jaroslav Remes - a representative of the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Warsaw.

Everyone knows that most hospitals are in debt and those that financially manage are a fraction of a percent. There is a lack of liquidity, after all, everyone has to pay for heating or electricity, drug supplies. So what do they do? They borrow - says Anna Łukasik in an interview she gave to the Polish Press Agency.

About 1,500 visitors, 40 booths, nearly 300 students manning the booths, 4 lectures in the auditorium, 8 types of workshops and 400 participants - this is the balance of the Open Day, which took place on March 23 at our university.

The most important thing in preventing type two diabetes is prevention, i.e. fighting obesity, a good diet and physical activity, emphasized Senator Agnieszka Gorgoń-Komor, MD, PhD, during the debate "How to stop the diabetes epidemic?" organized by the Medical Center MUW and held on March 15 at the Medical University of Warsaw. The senator added that Poles live ten years less than Italians or Spaniards due to diseases of civilization.

Rector Prof. Zbigniew Gaciong met with Minister Jan Grabec - Member of the Council of Ministers, Head of the Chancellery of the Prime Minister. The topic of the conversation, which took place on Thursday, March 14, 2024, was the challenges of operating medical universities, with particular attention to the problems of child and adolescent psychiatry.

In the finals, 10 pharmacy and 9 medical analytics students presented their works. All the works were characterized by a high level of content, and the young students of pharmaceutical sciences talked about them professionally and interestingly: first during the poster session, then - in front of a wider audience - in the auditorium of the Didactic Center. After the jury's deliberations, the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners in each field were selected. They were…

The Preclinical Testing and Technology Center (CePT) is the largest integrated biomedical and biotechnology research center, which has been involved in interdisciplinary research of lifestyle diseases for years. During the conference that took place on March 8 at our University building, discussion was focused on the Center’s key achievements in the field of biomedicine and its contemplated operating directions for the future. The event was also a networking opportunity.

With the advancement of medicine, patients with severe cardiac failure who need a heart transplant now have a great opportunity: a long-term assist device, i.e. a special pump that saves and prolongs people’s lives.

What are cardiomyopathies? It is a group of disorders which lead to heart muscle impairments. They have multiple causes and are often genetically determined. As emphasized by experts from the 1st Department and Clinic of Cardiology of WUM Medical University of Warsaw, hosts of the International Congress of Cardiomyopathies, these are still not receiving enough attention. This is a mistake, considering that cardiomyopathies are being diagnosed in more and more patients, while giving the right care to patients tends to be a very demanding task.