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Retail trading of the medicinal products. Administrative aspects

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Chomicz K., Ślifirczyk A., Jędrzejewska B., Ślifirczyk M.
Progress in Health Sciences
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2019
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vol. 1
156-161
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This paper presents issues regarding the administrative and legal aspects of retail trading of the medicinal products. Because one of the most important goods protected by law is health, the regulations included in the branch of administrative law are to serve its protection. Nor can one forget that public authorities must protect public health. The state carries out its tasks, among other things, by introducing restrictions on retail trade of the medicinal products. Such limitations have been inscribed into the essence of the social market economy, which is characterised by parallel economic and social goals. Although all kinds of restrictions on the issue are justified, they are somewhat restrictive.
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Vitamin a supplementation in terms of lifestyle disease

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Ślifirczyk M., Jędrzejewska B., Ślifirczyk A., Modestowicz-Dobrowolski A., Bochno K.
Progress in Health Sciences
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2019
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vol. 1
90-97
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Introduction: Rational nutrition is one of the most important factors affecting human development, maintaining good health and prevention of civilization diseases. Purpose: To assess the state of knowledge among students from John Paul II State School of Higher Education in Biala Podlaska in the impact and effectiveness of vitamin A supplementation on the human body. As well as the assessment of students' knowledge concerning the problem of deficits and diseases caused the overdose of vitamin A. Materials and methods: The study was conducted among 70 students of the John Paul II State School of Higher Education in Biala Podlaska in the period March - April 2018. We used the diagnostic survey method based on the original questionnaire. Results: Students have knowledge about dietary supplements; they could indicate the main effect of the preparations. 62.86% of the respondents knew the correct definition of dietary supplements. They had difficulty with the term of vitamin A in the human body and the diseases caused by the lack of it. The problem was a detailed knowledge of the occurrence and impact on the body of vitamin A supplementation. A small percentage (14.29%) students have ever taken supplements. Conclusions: Students have knowledge about dietary supplements
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