Free and comprehensive support for people with cancer and their loved ones.
CategoriesNewsOn May 20, 2025, the National Cancer Mission Hub (NCMH) was inaugurated at the National Institute of Oncology – the first center of its kind in Europe. It is a key element of the European oncology strategy, integrating science, clinical practice, industry, health policy, and the real needs of patients. The goal of this initiative is to improve prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and the quality of cancer care […]
CategoriesNewsLast weekend, we participated in the 16th National Psycho-Oncology Conference, held at the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk. Speakers broadly discussed the contemporary challenges of psychological support in oncology: from standards of care and communication with patients and families, through issues of intimacy and fertility during illness, to the importance of early palliative care. Considerable attention was devoted to methods for improving the quality of life in […]
CategoriesWebinarWe invite you to watch the webinar "Life with Cancer: Support for Patients and Their Loved Ones," which was created as part of the project "Together Through the Challenge – Psycho-oncological Support for People with Cancer and Their Loved Ones," financed by the Masovian Voivodeship budget. Cancer isn't just about treatment—it's also about emotions, uncertainty, and questions about how to support loved ones […]
CategoriesKnowledge baseThere's a lot of talk about meditation these days—and rightly so. Its beneficial impact on health, inner balance, and overall well-being is hard to overstate. For many people who would like to start a regular practice, the biggest challenge, however, is... consistency itself. Lack of time, difficulty focusing, and excessively high expectations of oneself—all of this makes meditation often […]
CategoriesNewsTraditional medicine took center stage at the 78th World Health Assembly, held in Geneva from May 19 to 27, 2025. A plan for the next 10 years. On May 26, 2025, WHO (World Health Organization) member states unanimously adopted the WHO Global Strategy for Traditional Medicine 2025–2034. Its goal is to develop traditional medicine practices […]
CategoriesNewsSeptember 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 […]
CategoriesCurrent projectsThe 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 […]
CategoriesProfiRAKtyka articlesWatermelon 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 […]
CategoriesProfiRAKtyka articlesSummer 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 […]
CategoriesKnowledge baseCancer 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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