Living with Rare Gynaecologic Cancer
IGCS-IGCANetwork Guest Blog - Living with Rare Gynaecologic Cancer by Eva-Maria Strömsholm, ..
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IGCS-IGCANetwork Guest Blog - Living with Rare Gynaecologic Cancer by Eva-Maria Strömsholm, ..
The International Gynecologic Cancer Advocacy Network (IGCAN) is hosting the Gynecologic Cancer Survivor-Caregiver Summit September 25, 2023. Registration is now open! ..
The Dicey Scroggins Fund for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Gynecologic Cancer Patient Outreach is open. The application deadline is October 3 @ 5:00 PM UTC. ..
Free Educational Offerings for Physicians during Gynecologic Cancer Awareness MonthSeptember is recognized as Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month by several countries. IGCS and IGCANetwork are spreading the movement worldwide by sharing resources and education to help improve cancer care and disseminate research. The International Journal of Gynecological Cancer (IJGC) is also joining the movement this year, with Dr. Pedro Ramirez, Editor-in-Chief temporarily opening access to 15 articles that pr..
The International Gynecologic Cancer Society and its patient advocacy arm, the International Gynecologic Cancer Advocacy Network (IGCAN) with support from patient advocacy organizations around the world have decided that it’s time for a global effort to raise awareness of uterine cancer...
Catch up on recently recorded Roundtables. The most recent Roundtable, Sexuality & Cancer, was held August 8, 2023..
If you are a gynecologic cancer survivor, or a family member/caregiver, we’d love to gain your feedback on your experiences and needs regarding survivorship care — meaning the care and support services needed throughout and beyond curative treatment. ..
February 4th is World Cancer Day – a day when the world unites to raise awareness of key issues and build or strengthen coalitions for global cancer control. Read IGCS President, Dr. Keiichi Fujiwara's Presidential Message. ..
IGCS Members have the extinction of cervical cancer in their sights, aiming to eradicate the disease by training a multitude of specialists armed with the knowledge to prevent, treat, and spread this live-saving information worldwide. Through the IGCS’ mentorship and training programs, we’ve been able to formalize a training curriculum to do just that...