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Website information

ovariana.pl is OVARIANA’s information and education website for women in Poland, published by MEDAI sp. z o.o. It is available in Polish, English and Ukrainian. The application website is ovariana.app.

Knowledge and consultation

Content helps explain concepts and prepare questions. It is not individual medical advice, a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation. Do not delay consultation to collect notes first. For a threat to life or health, seek medical help rather than emailing the publisher.

Editing and review

Articles include reviewer information, review dates and cited sources. Ukrainian versions are translations of the current Polish texts: their review attribution explicitly refers to the Polish original. We do not claim independent language or medical review of the translation. Programme information identifies the date for which its description was prepared.

Application in development

OVARIANA is being developed. Visualisations and planned features are not an offer to purchase or a statement that every feature is available. Public launch timing: coming soon. This website does not provide accounts, symptom recording or payments.

Accessibility and editorial contact

You can choose light, dark or high contrast, navigate by keyboard and use browser zoom. Articles also have a text-size button. If you encounter an accessibility barrier or an error, email [email protected] with the page address and a description. Do not send health data.

Rights to materials

OVARIANA is a MEDAI sp. z o.o. project. Website materials and photographs are protected; some photographs come from licensed collections. Uses permitted by applicable law remain available. Contact the publisher about wider reuse.

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