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"This approval is an important step forward in managing SEGAs associated with tuberous sclerosis complex, as surgery was previously the only available treatment option in the EU for these patients," said Dr. Sergiusz Jozwiak, Professor, Department of Child Neurology, The Children's Memorial Health Institute, Warsaw, Poland.
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Jozwiak, whose parents emigrated to Monessen from Poland, is the historian for the St. Hyacinth Church and has preserved many church relics that are now on display at the museum.
Deacon's Blog 2009
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Jozwiak spoke of the history of Our Lady of Czestochowa as a tribute was presented at her icon.
Deacon's Blog 2009
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Other returning all-conference players are first baseman Maggie Peerenboom, outfielder Mallory Krueger and catcher April Jozwiak.
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Jozwiak spoke of the history of Our Lady of Czestochowa as a tribute was presented at her icon.
Deacon's Blog 2009
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Jozwiak and Belczyk still speak fluent Polish, but use it very rarely these days.
Deacon's Blog 2009
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Jozwiak said there were once several Polish fraternal lodges in the city where families could buy reduced-cost insurance.
Deacon's Blog 2009
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That night, Jozwiak was taken to the Interrogation Chamber.
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED 2009
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"The Poles contributed a lot when they came to America and to Monessen," Jozwiak said.
Deacon's Blog 2009
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That night, Jozwiak was taken to the Interrogation Chamber.
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED 2009
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