
Patients are staying at St. Hospital. John Paul II, there is no threat to life
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The policemen were injured while stopping Michał O.
Prof. Gajos noted, however, that one must be very careful because complications may occur.
Prof. Gajos did not provide detailed information about the people staying at St. Hospital. John Paul II, but the media had already indicated that one of the policemen who stopped Michał O was sent to the facility. Earlier, in an interview with RMF FM, Łukasz Gibała provided information about the condition of the second officer.
Two patients were treated in the thoracic surgery department. The general condition of the patients is stable, there is no threat to life - noted Dr. Janusz Włodarczyk.

An international team of scientists from The George Institute for Global Health analyzed data from 193 countries and estimated that switching to potassium-enriched salt could prevent nearly three million cardiovascular deaths annually and ten million new cases of cardiovascular and kidney disease. WHO has recommended the use of potassium-enriched salt by 2025. People with advanced kidney disease must exercise caution due to the risk of hyperkalemia.

Magdalena Skuza explains in an interview with RMF FM the principles of dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT). This therapy combines acceptance with learning to change behavior and mindfulness, and is effective, among others, in: with borderline personality disorders.

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