During the pandemic, we cared less about dental prophylaxis and, as a result, the condition of Poles' teeth deteriorated even further. It is much worse than before COVID-19," alarms Dr Maciej Nowak, MD.more

The autumn and winter period is full of various respiratory infections. It turns out that every second Pole (50.3 per cent) goes to work with an infection and fever. One in three (33.2 per cent) admit that they do so occasionally, one in ten (11.3 per cent) say they do so often and 5.8 per cent very often. When asked about the reasons for going to work with an infection, Poles mainly indicate econmore

Only 27 percent Poles believe that compulsory military service should be introduced in their country, and 13 percent indicates that it should apply to both women and men - according to a survey by the Pollster Research Institute for "Super Express". 44% do not want compulsory service. inhabitants of Poland.more

The body of an approximately 20-year-old woman was found on Saturday evening in one of the apartments in Krakow. The injuries on the victim's body indicate that she was murdered, and the perpetrator is probably her 21-year-old partner, who fled to the capital of Great Britain.more

Nearly half (48%) of respondents claim that they have financial problems - according to a study conducted for BIG InfoMonitor. It was added that the most common reasons for this state of affairs were inflation (31%) and too low earnings (23%).more

The upcoming holidays may be the last one when you can buy live fish. KO MPs want to ban this, "Rzeczpospolita" reported.more

"If all deadlines are met, we can have a government that will have a parliamentary majority even on December 11-12," said the Speaker of the Seym, Szymon Holownia, yesterday after a meeting with the president.more

There is a significant improvement in the economic mood of Poles, Ipsos reported in its latest report. Research shows, among others, that 49 percent respondents expect a decline in inflation, while 36 percent respondents believe that things in the country are going in the right direction.more

A mattress for the dog, Egyptian cotton bedding, a snowmobile in the driveway, and for Christmas a highlander band and Santa Claus to give gifts - the Nocowanie.pl website checked what tourists planning a winter holiday are asking for.more

"The Sejm is primarily intended to serve those Poles who do not attend it every day. It will be closer to ordinary, everyday matters," Marshal of the Sejm Szymon Hołownia assured in a televised address yesterday. He also thanked the people for the trust shown in him in the vote.more

62.9 percent of Poles believe that the new government of KO, Third Way and Left should not strive to introduce the euro currency in Poland - according to an IBRiS survey for Radio ZET. 21.2 percent of respondents have a different opinion - it was added.more

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Consumers want to spend more before Christmas than last year, as well as visit stationary stores more often. This is supposed to be an exceptionally good period for gastronomy - we read in today's "Rzeczpospolita".more

26 percent Poles experience symptoms of burnout, according to a study published by the Jobbli career counseling platform. At the same time, 72 percent men and 51 percent women believe that their professional duties are not consistent with their competences and what they would like to domore

The majority of respondents in a survey commissioned by "Super Express" believe that there is no chance for President Andrzej Duda to cooperate with the government headed by Donald Tusk.more

According to data published by the British company OAG, Chopin Airport became the most punctual airport in Europe in October, the capital's airport said on Monday. It added that among the world's airports, Warsaw's airport ranked 6th in terms of punctuality.more

President Andrzej Duda last night entrusted Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki with the mission of forming a new government. The Senate elected Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska (KO) as Speaker of the Senate, and the 10th Sejm elected five Deputy Speakers.more

More than half of Poles, regardless of the form of employment, would take a 6-month break from work - according to the "Long Tomorrow" report. Every fifth person would like to use such a break to expand their knowledge and skills outside the workplace - it was added.more

At attention, with hand on heart, partly adding "so help me God" - this is how the MPs of the 10th term took the oath today. Mateusz Morawiecki resigned from the government, and Szymon Hołownia was elected the new Speaker of the Sejm.more

2.9 thousand people already receive an honorary benefit from ZUS due to reaching the age of 100. We see that this number is constantly growing, said ZUS spokesman Paweł Żebrowski. Women receive the "age bonus" much more often. They constitute over 90 percent. all centenarians.more

Changes in the National Council of the Judiciary and the Constitutional Tribunal are the most expected by those surveyed in the IBRIS survey for "Rzeczpospolita".more

Olsztyn Mazury Airport will gain a charter connection to Bulgaria in the summer season. Thus, the network of charter connections will increase to three: in addition to flights to Bourgas, flights to Turkish Antalya and Tunisian Enfidha will also be implemented.more

Approx. 19 percent Poles - almost every fifth of us - have symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) - new research shows. This is much higher than the world average (approx. 5-10%). This is facilitated by unprocessed, transgenerational trauma dating back to World War II - explains Prof. Marcin Rzeszutek from the Faculty of Psychology, University of Warsaw.more

As part of the "Independent to the Anthem" campaign, Poles sang the Polish anthem on Saturday noon. Dąbrowski's Mazurek was sung, among others, on Krakowskie Przedmieście in Warsaw, in the Grand Theater in Łódź, on the Main Market Square in Krakow, in front of the town hall building in Białystok and in Wrocław. Poles abroad also took part in the action.more

Nearly 60 percent of those surveyed by IBRiS believe there should be personnel changes in the public media; national media are defended by Law and Justice voters, reported "Rzeczpospolita."more