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Tips on health in Krakow
How to stay healthy in the city.

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Tips for the Business Visitor Coming to Krakow

In emergency dial 999 or 112 (cell phones) to call for the ambulance. The call is toll-free but do not expect anybody on the other end would speak English.
If there is no emergency but you want to see doctor anyway, a private clinic seems the best option. They are abundant and fairly affordable for most foreign visitors. As a rule you can secure the appointment immediately, and the quality of medical services is–as a rule, again–much better than in the public health care. And it is fairly possible to find a specialist that speaks English since many studied or worked abroad. By the same token, there is no shortage of dental clinics and dentists practicing in Krakow.
Tap water in Poland is drinkable but hardly savory. Poland’s bottled water and soft drinks are OK and fruit juice (try black currant!) even better. Polish shops sell only pasteurized milk.
Food in Poland generally entails the same health hazards as in the European Union or the USA.

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