Dedicated to high-quality original research, systematic reviews, and methodologically sound translational science at the intersection of oncology and sexual health.
Fostering meaningful dialogue across oncological subspecialties, sexology, psychology, nursing, and allied health disciplines to improve patient outcomes.
Bringing together medical professionals from around the globe, creating a diverse scientific community united by commitment to patient well-being.
Assoc. Prof., MD, PhD
Associate Professor at the Department of History of Medicine and Medical Ethics in Szczecin. Her research focuses on the psychological and emotional aspects of oncological care, quality of life in cancer patients, and the intersection of mental and sexual health in oncology. Scientific Chair of the 1st International Congress Cancer & Sexual Health 2027.
Prof., MD
Director of the Male Sexual and Reproductive Medicine Program at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York, and Editor-in-Chief Emeritus of The Journal of Sexual Medicine. Author of over 400 peer-reviewed publications, including the landmark textbook Cancer & Sexual Health. A globally recognized authority on sexual medicine in oncology.
The inauguration of the congress will take place at the iconic Szczecin Philharmonic — one of Poland's most celebrated contemporary concert halls and a symbol of the city's cultural renaissance.
Recognized as one of the finest acoustic venues in Central Europe, the Philharmonic provides a fitting setting for an evening of scientific excellence and cultural celebration.
Explore the VenuePoland is one of Central Europe's most stable and dynamically developing countries, offering a secure and well-organised environment for international scientific exchange.
Located near the German border and in close proximity to Berlin, Szczecin combines international accessibility with a low-congestion, focused environment.
Szczecin has evolved into a modern urban and academic centre, integrating contemporary architecture, cultural institutions, and a growing scientific community.
Key institutions such as the Szczecin Philharmonic contribute to an environment that naturally extends scientific dialogue beyond formal sessions.