Category: President Dreyer

Environmental impact Each year on April 22, the world pauses to reflect on our relationship with the planet we share. As cancer professionals, we are trained to think carefully about harm — how to minimize it, how to prevent it, and how to weigh the costs and benefits of every intervention. It is time we apply that same rigor to the environmental impact of the care we deliver. Modern cancer care is among medicine's greatest achievements. It is also among its most resource-intensive. The energy..

Today, February 4, is World Cancer Day, a global moment to reflect, unite, and act in the fight against cancer. Cancer can turn a person’s world upside down—bringing uncertainty, fear, and disorientation. In her World Cancer Day message, IGCS President Prof. Greta Dreyer shares a physician’s perspective on why steadiness, science, compassionate care, and global collaboration matter more than ever—and how IGCS is working to help turn lives “Upside-Up” again...

Introducing an exciting education opportunity, GTD Echo! This unique program will provide a comprehensive opportunity to deepen knowledge and advance best practices in the diagnosis, management, and research of gestational trophoblastic disease (GTD), particularly gestational trophoblastic neoplasia (GTN)...

As we come to the close of the year, my heart is full. I am deeply grateful for the privilege of serving as your President and for the passion, resilience, and generosity this community continues to show in advancing gynecologic cancer care around the world! Read Prof. Greta Dreyer's Year-End Message..

On this World Cancer Day, I am honored to join the global community in reflecting on their novel 3-year campaign theme, "United by Unique." The concept of unity amidst variety resonates deeply with IGCS, as a notion central to our work and our diverse global community...

Stepping into the role of IGCS President, I do so with a sense of great responsibility, but also excitement! What a privilege it is to be involved with a truly global society that forms a strong network of passionate individuals who have the wellbeing of women with cancer at heart. I spoke with many members at the recent IGCS Meeting in Dublin, and when we come together as an international community it is apparent how we share this greater purpose.Importantly, the Presidency rotates regionally, ..