The two-day “IN'N OUT, i.e. hospital’s lifeline” conference is behind us - a real pill of knowledge and best practices in anesthesiology and intensive care in hospital emergency departments.

On April 26, a unique event on public health took place - the debate "Dialogue on Health in the Urban Environment". The event was the culmination of a project carried out in the Department of Education and Research in Health Sciences entitled: "Model of assessment, supervision and monitoring of the health status of the residents of the City of Warsaw."

On April 20, the 10th anniversary edition of the Student National Radiology Forum was held at the Didactic Center. The event was held under the Honorary Patronage of the Rector of the Medical University of Warsaw, Prof. Zbigniew Gaciong.

A scientific and training conference organized by the Department of General, Gastrointestinal and Oncologic Surgery UCC MUW and the Center for Postgraduate Education MUW was held on April 19 and 20. The program included knot tying in laparoscopy and the performance of gastrointestinal anastomoses. The participants were supervised by Prof. Thomas Carus, a renowned specialist in minimally invasive surgery.

The expert was Prof. Kareem Abu-Elmagd, a pioneer in the development of intestinal and multi-organ transplantation, and creator of the concept of intestinal rehabilitation and integrated treatment of patients with intestinal failure. He recently introduced a novel surgical procedure for treating intestinal malrotation in both children and adults. He gave the lecture at MUW at the invitation of the Doctoral School and Dr. Wacław Hołówko of the Department of General, Transplant and Liver Surgery.

As he does every year, the minister honored medical students showing significant scientific or sports achievements. Among the winners are eight students from our university. During the Senate meeting held on April 22, the students received congratulations from Prof. Zbigniew Gaciong, Rector of MUW.

A scientific and training conference aimed at nursing students was held at MUW. The goal: to show that nursing is a broad and innovative field, while the modern nurse is not only competent and independent at work, but also takes on many interdisciplinary challenges.

The student conference "Gynecology and Obstetrics Interdisciplinarily" was held within the walls of our university. The event brought together more than 350 participants from all over Poland interested in a broader perspective on women's reproductive health. The Student Scientific Circle at the 1st Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology MUW invited them to participate in the deliberations.

The jury of the Golden OTIS Trust Award 2024 recognized 30 people. The honorees included: Prof. Leszek Królicki of the Department of Nuclear Medicine UCC MUW, Dr. Magdalena Skarżyńska of the Department of Pharmacotherapy and Pharmaceutical Care MUW, and Prof. Sebastian Granica, Head of the Department of Pharmaceutical Biology MUW. Among the awardees is also Dr. Tomasz Grzywa, a graduate of the Faculty of Medicine MUW and the Doctoral School MUW.

Professor Oliver Plettenburg, Head of the Institute of Medicinal Chemistry, a specialist in the search for new substances with potential therapeutic use in humans, with ties to both academic community and innovative industry, spoke about what this path looks like. His lecture was full of valuable insights into the process of discovering new drugs.