Dr Anna Niesłuchowska-Hoxha with a lecture for ANS students in Kielce.

Date of publication: 25.10.2025

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A lecture by Dr Anna Niesłuchowska-Hoxha, MD, from Invimed Katowice, to students of ANS Kielce demonstrated the importance of safeguarding fertility in the context of oncological treatment and infertility. The meeting attracted nearly 300 people and resulted in an invitation to further cooperation with the university.

On 25 October, a unique lecture was held for first-year nursing students at the ANS Faculty of Medical Sciences in Kielce. This is the most numerous yearbook - Around 300 participants turned up!

The topic of the lecture was a presentation entitled 'The importance of the topic. "Safeguarding fertility in cancer prevention - how to protect patients' fertility in the face of cancer".which addressed key issues from the point of view of infertility treatment and oncology care.

The lecture was hosted by Dr Anna Niesłuchowska-Hoxha, MD - gynaecologist-obstetrician from the clinic Invimed in Katowice, who has already helped many couples struggling with infertility. Her knowledge, experience and empathetic approach received a lot of interest from students and academic staff. After the lecture, there were a great many questions - the topic of oncopetal fertility is not yet widely known, and it offers a real chance for cancer patients to have offspring after treatment.

We are proud that Invimed was able to support the education of future medics and spread awareness of such important aspects of infertility treatment!