When I thought of palliative care, I thought that meant that I had failed, and I felt guilty for having to talk about “palliative care”! But, after more than 30 years of experience, I know how important it is to understand what these terms really mean and the intentions behind them. Because words matter. Especially when we need to communicate complicated ideas and problems that need solutions.

The IGCS Education360 Palliative Care Certificate Program has received a significant update, and we’re thrilled to announce a brand-new release.

Introducing the IGCS Education360 Nursing Certificate Program — your path to excellence in gynecologic cancer care! This curriculum equips nurses everywhere with the necessary knowledge to provide evidence-based nursing care to women with gynecologic cancers and empowers them to advocate for best possible health outcomes.

Congratulations to the IGCS 2023 Award Recipients!

I am proud to announce that today, on World Hospice and Palliative Care Day, the International Gynecologic Cancer Society is…

IGCS-IGCANetwork Guest Blog – Living with Rare Gynaecologic Cancer by Eva-Maria Strömsholm,

Learn more about the IGCS 2023 President’s Invited Guest Speakers – DeleteC!

Prof. Fujiwara announces his Presidential Plenary at the 2023 IGCS Annual Global Meeting in Seoul will focus on Palliative Care.

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.