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GCIG and IGCS Pragmatic Trials Collaboration

The IGCS Early Career Network (ECN) is proud to announce an emerging collaboration with the Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup (GCIG) to advance pragmatic clinical trials with the potential to build the next generation of global oncology leaders.

Meghan Anderson

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Earth Day 2026

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 demands of imaging and radiation technologies, the volume of single-use instruments and materials, the carbon footprint of clinical travel and supply chains — these are not incidental features of our work. They are embedded in how we practice, and they deserve our attention. This is not a simple problem, and I am not here to prescribe simple solutions. What I do believe is that awareness is where change begins — and that our community is well-positioned to lead this conversation. Learning from each other Across the global gynecologic oncology community, I see reasons for genuine optimism. In many resource-constrained settings, clinicians already practice with a remarkable degree of efficiency — doing more with less, maintaining quality, and demonstrating daily that sustainable care is not a future aspiration but a present reality. These perspectives are not…

Meghan Anderson

· CEO Message

Rewriting Cancer

IGCS was approached by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) to be featured in their Rewriting Cancer film series, produced for them by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions. Being selected for the series is a tremendous recognition of our flagship Gynecologic Oncology Global Fellowship Program — and of the extraordinary work happening across all 23 fellowship sites worldwide.

Meghan Anderson

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Preinvasive Disease "Train the Trainers" Course

The IGCS “train the trainers” course on colposcopy, LEEP, and concepts in cervical cancer prevention for African countries was hosted in Mozambique in July 2023. Read on to learn how this training is improving women’s cancer care in Africa.

2023 Business Meeting

The 2023 Business Meeting of the International Gynecologic Cancer Society will be held during the IGCS Annual Global Meeting on Monday, November 6 at 9:30 AM in the Auditorium of COEX in Seoul, Korea

Africa-Middle East Newsletter

This is the first IGCS regional newsletter for members practicing in Africa and the Middle East. Click to read announcements, view upcoming events, and learn about past events.

Radiation Oncology Consortium

IGCS has joined a consortium with several specialized organizations to formalize and strengthen radiotherapy education and training for gynecologic radiation oncology specialists in LMICs. The consortium is currently developing criteria for site selection to ensure participants have the facilities necessary to implement radiotherapy techniques safely and consistently.

IJGC Impact Factor Rises

We are extremely proud to announce that the latest Impact Factor for the International Journal of Gynecological Cancer has risen to 4.8. Congratulations to Pedro and the entire IJGC team!

Membership Milestone 4000

IGCS has reached a membership milestone – we now have over 4,000 members – gynecologic cancer care professionals dedicated to improving women’s health, quality-of-life, and advancing cancer care within their region and worldwide. Thank you!

Cervical Cancer Elimination Survey - Latin America

We are currently conducting a study collecting data from gynecologic cancer care specialists practicing in Latin America and the Caribbean. The goal of this study is to assess the current state and progress of the region working towards the global strategy to eliminate cervical cancer as a public health problem.

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