Warsaw (Poland) – June 17-20, 2026
The first international conference on endometriosis in Poland is on its 2nd edition. This conference will be one of the most important medical events in 2026 in Polish gynecology. Among the 90+ invited speakers, half are guest experts from abroad. The attendance of 400+ participants is planned, mostly Polish and foreign professionals interested in and dealing with endometriosis.
Dear All,
Following the success of the first edition of the International Conference EndoForum Poland – Warsaw 2024, and in response to your expectations, we are excited to take on the challenge once again and warmly invite you to participate in the second edition of this conference, which will be held again in Warsaw, on June 18–21, 2026.
Much has happened in the field of endometriosis over the past two years, and there is still much to be done. Thanks to the involvement of doctors, foundations, as well as public and social media, the topic has become much more familiar to a broader audience.
The mission of the first EndoForum was to create a platform for discussion and the exchange of experiences among a wide range of experts involved in the subject of endometriosis, as well as patients affected by the disease. The conference hosted leading global authorities in the field, alongside highly esteemed Polish experts. The scientific quality of the event sparked a vibrant debate around the most pressing issues in endometriosis and was met with nearly 100% attendance until the very last lecture. The workshops proved so popular that all seats were booked two months in advance. This clearly shows that EndoForum Poland is an event needed by both specialists in the field and those for whom the topic is still new.
With all of this in mind, we once again invite you to take part in EndoForum POLAND – 2nd Edition in Warsaw, 2026. We want to maintain what you liked the most and what, in our opinion, is key in the issue of endometriosis – good diagnostics, targeted treatment “tailored to the needs of the patient”, meticulous prevention of complications – but also to address those topics that so far have received less attention, yet are no less important for our patients: sexuality, rehabilitation, pain management – with practical workshops for patients.
Let us look broadly, holistically, and go deeper into the problem, making this topic – which is both our passion and everyday work – once again a debate about improving the quality of life of our patients.
I truly believe that a brilliant lineup of experts from Poland and abroad, an inspiring venue, and the atmosphere of the Warsaw Gardens will once again make this event truly exceptional!
We look forward to welcoming you once again to Warsaw: June 18–21, 2026, at the POLIN Museum.


