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The Ministry of Health wants explanations about medical experiments in the field of neurosurgery carried out at the University of Warmia and Mazury under the supervision of prof. Wojciech Maksymowicz. The letter on this matter was sent to the Bioethics Committee of the University of Olsztyn. – It is a very delicate matter, because it concerns fetuses – explains MZ spokesman Wojciech Andrusiewicz.
- According to the Interia website, the Ministry of Health demands information related to medical experiments conducted in 2013-2020 at the University of Warmia and Mazury
- The works were carried out under the supervision of prof. Wojciech Maksymowicz, head of the Department of Neurosurgery at the Faculty of Medicine of the UWM
- Research conducted by prof. Maksymowicz are used, among others in the treatment of patients of the clinic “Budzik” founded by Ewa Błaszczyk
- One of the experiments that attracted the attention of MZ was the work of Maksymowicz’s team from 2019, in which stem cells taken from a dead fetus were used to awaken patients from coma
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The Ministry of Health asks about the experiments of prof. Maksymowicz
The Ministry of Health wants explanations about medical experiments in the field of neurosurgery conducted at the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn – the Interia website informs. They were conducted by prof. Wojciech Maksymowicz, head of the Department of Neurosurgery at the Faculty of Medicine, UWM.
– We received very disturbing information about possible medical experiments performed at the University of Warmia and Mazury under the supervision of Professor Maksymowicz. This is a very delicate matter because it concerns fetuses. Unfortunately, we received information that was directed to us about possible very unethical – to put it mildly – proceedings at the university, hence our urgent reaction – said spokesman of the Ministry of Health, Wojciech Andrusiewicz, during the press conference on Tuesday.
As a reminder, any research on human tissues must be approved by a bioethics committee. Hence the question of the Ministry of Health if everything was done in accordance with the procedures.
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«Please include in the list presented – the titles of projects that have received a positive opinion of the Bioethics Committee and have been approved for implementation with an indication of the period of their implementation and the organizational unit in which they were carried out. I kindly ask you to treat the matter as urgent »reads the content of the letter quoted by the Interia website.
– I knew someone was picking hooks on me. I was warned about this by people associated with politics. I heard that since I’m active, I have to take it into account. Our university is not subject to the minister of health, but science. There was obviously some kind of need. I perceive it as an attack – that’s how prof. Maksymowicz assesses the activities of the ministry.
Fetal stem cells to help patients in a coma
One of the methods that now apparently aroused suspicion at the Ministry of Health was reported in 2019 by the media.
The team led by prof. Wojciech Maksymowicz wanted to use an experimental method of awakening patients from a coma. The patients’ brains were to be implanted with stem cells taken from a human fetus that had died in the mother’s body. According to the professor, the implanted stem cells would replace the damaged ones responsible for the loss of consciousness.
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The idea was controversial and raised many ethical questions, but it was then approved by the bioethics committee at the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn.
Research by prof. Wojciech Maksymowicz for the Budzik clinic
Medical research conducted by prof. Wojciech Maksymowicz and his team at the University of Warmia and Mazury are used in the treatment of patients of the “Budzik” clinic established by the “Akogo?” Ewa Błaszczyk.
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– I do not remember such letters from the ministry. We’ve had full support so far. When I have the consent of the bioethics committee, I feel safe – says Błaszczyk in an interview with Interia.
– I am quite hard experienced by fate, so I focus on what makes sense and is positive. I am interested in the research department because it can save someone’s life or improve their condition. Such a magazine is certainly worrying. We ask ourselves why this is happening – adds Błaszczyk.
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