The article details a resolution number 81 passed by the Council of Ministers of Poland on February 16, 2026. This resolution pertains to the establishment of an investment program named 'Modern Oncological Infrastructure for the Region' aimed at the strategic expansion of the SOLO III Oncology Center in Szczecin. The decision reflects the Polish government's commitment to improve cancer care services through enhanced infrastructure.

The investment program is set to focus on modernizing and expanding the existing facilities of the Zachodniopomorskie Center of Oncology, ensuring that it meets the growing healthcare needs of the region. By enhancing oncological infrastructure, the program aims to provide state-of-the-art treatment options for patients, aligning with contemporary medical standards and significantly improving patient outcomes.

This initiative is part of broader health reforms and infrastructural projects initiated by the Polish government, highlighting the importance of investment in healthcare to respond to rising cancer incidences. The strategic steps taken to enhance the oncology services in Szczecin underscore the government’s recognition of the critical need for improved healthcare infrastructure in combating complex health challenges that affect the population.