Poland’s Ministry of Health is preparing changes to address significant medicine wastage across the country. The issue of unused pharmaceuticals has become a major concern, leading to substantial financial losses within the healthcare system. Details of the planned reforms haven't been fully disclosed, but officials suggest potential adjustments to prescription practices and public awareness campaigns. The aim is to reduce the amount of medication that goes unused after being dispensed to patients. This initiative comes as a response to reports highlighting the scale of the problem, with large quantities of drugs expiring and being discarded. The Ministry hopes these measures will improve efficiency and ensure responsible use of healthcare resources. Further announcements regarding the specific changes are expected in the coming weeks.