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Prime Minister Donald Tusk does not want compulsory health education

MedExpress Team

Medexpress

Published Jan. 14, 2025 17:46

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Contrary to the hopes of the medical community, there will be no breakthrough when it comes to introducing health education in schools. Following Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz, KO presidential candidate Rafal Trzaskowski and now Prime Minister Donald Tusk have opted for making the subject optional. This signals that the government is taking a step backwards on this issue. According to the Prime Minister, "voluntariness is probably a good solution here."

Although the Ministry of Education on Monday assured that work is underway and no decisions have yet been made, statements by politicians suggest the opposite.

Certainly, there is no hiding the disappointment of those circles that for years have been calling for the introduction of the subject of health knowledge (health education) in schools, seeing in such a decision the hope of overcoming negative phenomena in the area of public health: waning trust...

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