State of the art 2026 rare disease country report: Poland

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This 2026 country report outlines the policy, research, care and support landscape for rare diseases in Poland.

This report gives an overview of rare disease activities in Poland in 2026, including the national action plan, research and funding, registration and biobanking, organisation of care, newborn screening, diagnostics, patient organisations, information resources, training and orphan medicinal products.

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