The report titled "The Female Perspective on Health", commissioned by the Damian Medical Center, Invimed Infertility Treatment Clinic, and MindHealth Mental Health Center, reveals troubling statistics regarding Polish women's health practices. It indicates that only one in three Polish women undergoes routine blood tests every two to three years, while 18% do so every four years or less. Alarmingly, 33% of women reported not visiting gynecologists regularly, raising concerns about preventive care and the overall health literacy of this demographic.

The findings suggest that many Polish women are not prioritizing their health due to a lack of symptoms or the belief that they are healthy, with 64% citing these reasons. Almost half of the respondents also pointed to difficulties in accessing healthcare professionals and diagnostic tests as significant barriers to their health management. Furthermore, around 40% of women fear the outcomes of medical tests or feel they lack the time to attend examinations, resulting in a concerning trend of healthcare neglect that could have long-term implications.

Another alarming aspect of the report is the general lack of awareness among Polish women about recommended health screenings. Approximately 45% of respondents rated their knowledge about necessary medical tests as average, indicating a need for increased health education and outreach efforts to empower women to take proactive measures regarding their health. These findings highlight the urgent need for targeted interventions to improve health literacy and access to healthcare for Polish women, promoting better health outcomes across the population.