Paramedic Day – September 8

We thank all paramedics for their daily service, courage, and willingness to help. We hope that their responsible work for the health and life of others will always be accompanied by respect, gratitude, and a sense of professional satisfaction.

New Head of the Clinic of Internal Medicine and Rheumatology at the Military Institute of Medicine-National Research Institute

As of September 1, 2026, the position of Head of the Clinic of Internal Medicine and Rheumatology of the Military Institute of Medicine - National Research Institute was assumed by Dr. Ewa Więsik-Szewczyk, MD, PhD, specialist in internal medicine, rheumatology and clinical immunology.

Illness without limits, treatment with limits. About the guarantee provided by the state and paid by the hospital.

A woman who calls the medical coordinator at the clinic on Szaserów Street today will be given a date: May 14, 2027. Not for surgery, but for a consultation to determine whether and to what extent the procedure will be necessary. Today, 228 patients are waiting in line for this single call.

Patent: Endoscope head, directional illuminator and endoscope assembly with such head and illuminator

The subject of the invention is an innovative solution developed by the research team, including an endoscope head, a directional illuminator and an endoscope assembly equipped with such elements.

Patent document, document content in pdf file in the entry.

End of professional military service of Col. Artur Bachta, MD, PhD

In recognition of his outstanding achievements in military service, the Minister of National Defence, by decision No. 3424/DK of July 13, 2026, awarded Colonel Artur Bachta with the Honorary Melee Weapon – the "Honorary Sabre of the Polish Army". In gratitude for his many years of service, commitment and work for the Military Institute of Medicine, the Director of WIM-PIB also presented Colonel Artur Bachta with a commemorative gorget and a commemorative sabre – as an expression of appreciation and gratitude for

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Contemporary mental health crises in the Polish Army

The mental health of soldiers is one of the foundations of the readiness and resilience of modern armed forces. Effective support for individuals experiencing mental health crises requires not only specialized knowledge but also cooperation between the medical and psychological communities, commanders, and those responsible for shaping systemic solutions.

A crisis without unknowns

PLN 250 billion – that's roughly the annual budget of the National Health Fund for the treatment of all Poles. This is exactly the amount the state budget would have to contribute between 2025 and 2028 to fill the financial gap in a system we theoretically know everything about. Despite this, over half of hospitals end the year with a loss, and 73 percent of Poles already use private healthcare. – Lieutenant General, Prof. Grzegorz Gielerak, MD, PhD

Grzegorz Gielerak, director of the Military Medical Institute in Warsaw

Modern Interventional Radiology laboratory with Allia IGS 740 angiograph and CleaRecon DL technology now available

The investment will increase access for WIM-PIB patients to precise and safe diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.

Two doctors in a treatment room watch a large monitor displaying an X-ray image of the inside of a patient's body; the medical staff are dressed in blue gowns, masks and protective caps, and medical equipment is visible in the background.

US Army representatives at WIM-PIB

The Army Institute of Medicine – National Research Institute hosted representatives of the U.S. Army Medical Command in Europe. The delegation was led by Brig. Gen. Lance C. Raney, Commander, 68th Theater Medical Command, and Brig. Gen. Mark E. Stackle, Commander, U.S. Army Medical Readiness Command, Europe and Director, Defense Health Network – Europe.

US Army representatives review gifts from the Director of WIM.

Category "A" for WIM-PIB in the evaluation of scientific units

As a result of the evaluation, the Military Institute of Medicine – State Research Institute was awarded the high scientific category A in the discipline of medical sciences for the fourth time, which confirms the high level of research activities and the consistent development of the scientific potential of the Institute.

A bird's eye view of the WIM institute building and the inscription 'Category A in the evaluation of the quality of scientific activity of scientific units'. A microscope is visible in the background.

ALEX3 TEST – molecular diagnosis of IgE-dependent allergy

The Military Institute of Medicine - National Research Institute in Warsaw and Legionowo invite you to commercial molecular diagnostic testing for IgE-dependent allergies using the third-generation ALEX3 test, which is currently the latest diagnostic technology in the field of allergy. The test covers as many as 300 allergen components (218 molecules and 82 extracts) from inhalants, food, contact, and insect stings, determined in a single

New Wi-Fi network for patients

A new wireless network with free Internet access for patients, their families and guests has been launched at the Military Medical Institute – National Research Institute.

A mobile phone in his hands with the fi-fi symbol displayed on the screen.

Recruitment for the COVMENT Covid Fog Study

WIM-PIB informs people suffering from symptoms of the so-called Covid fog about the possibility of free participation in the COVMENT clinical trial, which aims to test the effectiveness of a new therapy developed by a team led by Col. Dr. hab. n. med. A. Lubas – Study Director and Dr. hab. n. med. A. Klimkiewicz – Chief Investigator.

WIM-PIB invites you to the KOWZS Pilot Program

The KOWZS (Comprehensive Care for Early Arthritis) pilot program is a modern approach to the diagnosis and treatment of rheumatic diseases, focusing on patients with the first symptoms of arthritis. The program is aimed at patients aged 18 and over who have been diagnosed with or are suspected of having inflammatory rheumatic disease.

A woman holds her wrist with a pained expression on her face.

Robotic Surgery Center

ROBOTIC OPERATIONS
Information and registration:

Mon-Fri 7:00-14:30
phone: 725 707 731
e-mail: cchr@wim.mil.pl 7-14:30

Stopping Erosion, Regaining Capability – A Strategic Response to the Military Healthcare Staffing Crisis

The Director of WIM-PIB summarizes the 2nd WIM-PIB Conference "Military Physician in the Shadow of Deficit – Motivations, Barriers and Importance for State Security" in Defence24.

Cover of the report. Graphic of a man's silhouette. One half of the figure is in uniform, the other in a doctor's coat.

Free mammograms (no referral required)

As part of its "Breast Cancer Prevention" program, the Military Institute of Medicine (WIM-PIB) invites all women aged 45–74 for free mammography screenings (no referral required). Mammography is a simple, non-invasive, and effective way to detect breast cancer.

Endometriosis treatment – free, comprehensive care in Mazovia at WIM-PIB

As of July 1, 2025, the Ministry of Health has introduced the Comprehensive Care for Endometriosis Patients program. Information about the program is available by calling 885 707 991.

A gynecologist talks to a young patient during a medical consultation in a modern clinic.

Laser vision correction – through the eyes of an ophthalmologist

In the series "Through the Eyes of an Ophthalmologist" we present a range of information useful for patients regarding laser vision correction, which can be performed at the Military Institute of Medicine - State Research Institute.

Laser vision correction at a military medical institute poster

Free vaccinations against pneumococci

The Vaccination Clinic at the Military Institute of Medicine-National Research Institute, part of the National Network of Certified Travel Medicine Centers in Poland, is launching a project called "PneumoOnko" as part of a health policy program to prevent invasive pneumococcal disease and severe pneumonia in cancer patients. Call to schedule a consultation and vaccination: tel.: 261-817-858 or 885-707-801, e-mail: poradnia.szczepien@wim.mil.pl