The WHO has recognized chronic kidney disease (CKD) as a health priority. Prof. Krajewska, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at PWr, & National Consultant, comments on the historic decision and the challenges facing Polish nephrology.
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WHO recognized chronic kidney disease as a health priority. Prof. Krajewska: this is a challenge for Poland
Christmas Wishes from the Medical Faculty of PWr
Wishing you a wonderful, joyful Christmas and happiness in the coming year! From the Dean of the Medical Faculty and the staff
Triple Recognition for PWr Medical Faculty!
Triple success for the Medical Faculty! The Minister appointed our professors as Experts of the Science Evaluation Commission. This prestigious recognition confirms the highest scientific level of our faculty.
The Only Radiologist Among Neurologists – Prof. Joanna Bladowska Represents the Medical Faculty at National Conferences
Prof. Joanna Bladowska as the only radiologist among neurologists at two prestigious national conferences. Another success demonstrating the growing position of the Medical Faculty of Wrocław University of Science and Technology in Polish medicine.
When Every Second Counts
A few days ago, the Cardiology Department at the Provincial Specialist Hospital in Wrocław faced one of the most challenging scenarios in modern cardiology – a patient in cardiogenic shock, a life-threatening complication of heart attack.
13th Conference "Controversies and Advances in Dermatology"
13th Conference "Controversies and Advances in Dermatology" - a report from three days that proved the best answers are born from questions.
Sometimes One Gesture is Enough - Noble Gift Package 2025
Sometimes one gesture changes everything. W14 joined Noble Gift Package 2025, supporting a family from Głuchołazy. A washing machine, winter warmth, and hope – because medicine is not just knowledge, but empathy. ❤️
Where Theory Meets Practice: Surgical Workshops at the Medical Simulation Center
Behind the doors of the Medical Simulation Center, future surgeons perfect their suturing skills in a place where mistakes teach, not cost. See what modern medical education looks like at PWr Medical Faculty.
When families meet experts - report from the Type 1 Diabetes in Children conference
A conference that combined medical knowledge with real life. Parents, children and experts about everyday life with type 1 diabetes, modern technologies and the support that families living with this disease need.
Autumn Senioralia 2025 – More Than a Meeting
Autumn Senioralia 2025 wasn't just a summary of a health program. It was a reminder that the best medicine combines expertise with empathy, and that supporting our seniors means giving them both knowledge and community.