Ewa Błaszczyk

Work starts on specialist coma clinic for adults in Warsaw

During the ceremony to launch construction work, Błaszczyk highlighted that the project was only possible due to the support of many institutions. Among others, she thanked the president of the Mazovian Hospital Bródnowski, Teresa Bogiel, Mazowieckie province governor Adam Struzik and Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro. Tomasz Gzell/PAP

Money from the Justice Fund is earmarked also for saving the life and health of injured people, Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro said at the ceremonial launch of building work on an 'Alarm Clock Clinic' in Warsaw for waking adults from comas.

Actress gets 8.6 million euros to build ‘world’s first coma-curing’ clinic

Following on from the success of her Budzik clinic where children in a coma receive treatment, care and rehabilitation, actress Ewa Błaszczyk now plans to build a similar clinic for adults in a coma.

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