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[ACTIVE] [HEALTH] [PL] [CZ]

Poland health queues, Lex Szarlatan & screening expansion

53 clusters · 117 sources · last updated

Latest: Poland moves to regulate e-prescriptions and medical disinformation

Since May 2026, tighter NFZ reimbursement rules have produced record-long queues for diagnostics. The Health Ministry has responded with hospital consolidation grants, reduced co-payments, bonuses for clinics, and a pilo

[ACTIVE] [INTERNATIONAL] [CZ] [PL]

Poland-Czech Republic disinformation campaign

2 clusters · 14 sources · last updated

Latest: Disinformation campaign targets Poland-Czech relations

A sophisticated disinformation campaign has targeted relations between Poland and the Czech Republic, utilizing cyberattacks and artificial intelligence to spread false claims regarding territorial disputes. The operati

[ACTIVE] [BUSINESS] [PL]

Digital health misinformation and pseudomedical scams

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Medical disinformation report highlights rise in online pseudomedical scams

The digital landscape is seeing a rise in health misinformation, a phenomenon the World Health Organization (WHO) describes as an ‘infodemic’. This trend is driven by social media algorithms that favor sensationalist con

[ACTIVE] [CRIME] [PL] [UA] [AE]

Polish fraud alerts: seniors, phishing, smishing & scams

41 clusters · 158 sources · last updated

Latest: Rybnik police warn of scams after elderly man loses 50,000 PLN

Since mid‑May 2026 Poland has faced a wave of fraud targeting seniors and the wider public, shifting from phone‑scams and smishing to impersonation and investment schemes. Early warnings noted vishing calls, fake rental

[ACTIVE] [HEALTH] [PL] [BR] [ES]

AI-Generated Health Influencer Scam

5 clusters · 12 sources · last updated

Latest: Anvisa warns of AI-generated health gurus on social media

In late July 2026, U.S. media (New York Times, ABC News) revealed a network of hundreds of AI-generated doctors, healers and wellness influencers that market unproven supplement cures, especially to older women. The ads