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Its membership renewal season and the perfect time to join IGCS if you are not currently a member. All dues payments are applied to the 2026 membership term. IGCS provides year-round education, mentorship and training opportunities, and most recently, advocacy and outreach programming in support of our mission.
PRIME Researchship
The PRIME Fellowship is a 2-year, virtual postdoctoral research program led by Drs. Alexander Melamed and J. Alejandro Rauh-Hain. Designed to build global research capacity in gynecologic oncology, this fellowship offers advanced mentorship in innovative statistical methods, hands-on work with real-world oncology datasets, and the opportunity to produce high-impact research alongside leading investigators. Now accepting applications, deadline is January 30, 2026.
Landmark Global Study on Ovarian Cancer Published in The Lancet Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Women’s Health
We are pleased to share important news for our global community. A major new international study, “Experiences of Women with Ovarian Cancer in 22 Low- and Middle- Income Countries (Every Woman Study™ LMIC): a Cross-sectional Study,” was published today in the The Lancet Obstetrics, Gynaecology, & Women’s Health.
Upcoming Events
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Jan 30 - Jan 31
Una Mirada Completa Al Cancer En La Mujer
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Feb 5 - Feb 6
The Bristol Gynaecology Oncology course
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Mar 27 - Mar 28
12th International Symposium on Gynecologic Oncology
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The Women Global Cancer Initiative and the Chuang Family have each pledged multi-year grants to support the IGCS Global Gynecologic Oncology Fellowship Program. This program is a sustainable solution increasing the capacity for quality gynecologic cancer care and research, now being utilized at 20 training sites in low-resource settings.
The IGCS Global Gynecologic Oncology Fellowship Program is expanding to even more locations – bringing subspecialty training to regions of the world that urgently need skilled professionals. The newest training sites adopting our curriculum this past year are in Haiti, Rwanda, and Nigeria (Enugu, Ibadan, Lagos, and Zaria).
IGCS is expanding its Strategic Alliance Partnership to the country of Georgia and the Caucasus region. the Kazakh Cancer Society and the American Eurasian Cancer Alliance —we’ll combine our outreach efforts to further develop the field of gynecologic oncology within the region, a goal that our colleagues in Georgia are eager to achieve.

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