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Regaining Strength, Finding Meaning – a three-day workshop for people with cancer

September 12-14, 2025 | San Maryno Manor Regaining Strength, Finding Meaning – A Holistic Path to Healing We invite you to a unique, three-day workshop dedicated to people with cancer. We will meet in the picturesque surroundings of San Maryno Manor on September 12-14, 2025, to pause the daily grind, listen to ourselves, and nourish our body, mind, and soul. During the workshop, we will […]

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My Personal Assistant 3

The Rakiety Oncological Foundation is implementing a public project financed by the State Fund for the Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons, received through the Mazowieckie Voivodeship, entitled "Activities for disabled people" under the title "My personal assistant 3". Project objective: The project aims to introduce an assistant service as a form of generally accessible support for people with disabilities who have a certificate of significant or moderate […]

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Watermelon – not just water!

Watermelon is primarily associated with refreshment on hot days. Thanks to its high water content (up to 92%), it perfectly quenches thirst, but that's just the beginning of its benefits. Watermelon contains a wealth of nutrients that can support health on many levels, including anti-cancer properties. Find out why it's worth including in your daily diet! Nutritional values […]

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Broad beans – a seasonal superfood that can protect against cancer

Summer is the time when broad beans reign supreme at market stalls – juicy, slightly nutty in flavor, and packed with nutritional value. Although primarily associated with a summer snack, broad beans deserve much more attention – especially in the context of cancer prevention. Why is it worth including them in your diet now, when they're at their freshest? A treasure trove of protein and fiber, broad beans are […]

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Anger in cancer

Cancer affects not only physical health, but also emotional, social and professional life. In the face of diagnosis, treatment, uncertainty and often many limitations, emotions become intense and often difficult to contain. One of them is anger – an emotion that is often misunderstood and even condemned. Meanwhile, anger is not a mistake or […]

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SIO Europe 2025 Conference

On June 21–22, some of our team had the pleasure of attending the first SIO Europe meeting, Integrative Oncology Across the Patient Journey: Europe and Middle East Perspectives, which took place at the University of Oxford. The conference, organized by the Society for Integrative Oncology, was dedicated to integrative oncology – an approach that combines oncological treatment with complementary, scientifically documented […]

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Less Pain, More Peace: Acupuncture for Oncology Patients

The growing interest in supportive therapies in the treatment of cancer diseases means that patients and doctors are increasingly reaching for methods that alleviate the side effects of conventional treatment and improve the quality of life of the patient. One of the most commonly used forms of complementary medicine is acupuncture – a method derived from Chinese medicine, which involves inserting very thin needles into specific points on the body […]

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Looking for Answers: An Integrative Approach to Cancer Treatment – Interview with Dr. Nasha Winters

The ever-increasing number of cancer diagnoses and emerging questions about the causes of the disease mobilize researchers and scientists to intensive searches. Because knowing the causes, understanding the disease gives a greater chance for full recovery. In the integrative approach, this search is not limited to the physical body. It also includes emotions, spirituality, relationships, and the environment, assuming that every disease has […]

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Looking for the Answers: An Integrative Approach to Cancer with Dr. Nasha Winters

The increasing number of cancer diagnoses and the accompanying questions about the causes of this disease are driving researchers and scientists to conduct intensive investigations. Understanding the underlying causes and gaining a comprehensive understanding of the disease offers a better chance of a full recovery. In an integrative approach, these investigations extend beyond the physical […]

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EU Cancer Mission: on the future of oncology, prevention, empathy and support across borders

On June 17, Warsaw became the venue for an important discussion on the future of European oncology. During the EU Cancer Mission conference, organized as part of the Polish Presidency of the EU Council, experts from all over Europe met to discuss how to effectively prevent cancer, diagnose it at an early stage and – equally important – how to support the quality of life […]