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Year-End Podcast from IGCS CEO Mary Eiken

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Renew or Join

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.

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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.

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IGCS and JSGO form Strategic Alliance Partnership

We are delighted to announce that esteemed Japan Society of Gynecologic Oncology (JSGO) has officially become a part of IGCS’ Strategic Alliance Partner Program. This collaboration brings over 3000 Japanese gynecologic cancer specialists into the IGCS family, enriching our diverse global community.

IGCS Board Sets Strategic Course

Earlier this year, the IGCS Board of Directors gathered in Dublin to embark on an important journey – setting the strategic foundations that will guide the trajectory of our organization in the coming years. Read about the three strategic pillars shaping the future of IGCS.

MIS Training Program

The Advanced Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) Training Program offers an opportunity for surgeons specializing in gynecologic oncology to acquire advanced skills in laparoscopy. This six-month program is supported by the Nezhat Family Foundation. Meet the first trainees.

Presidential Address IGCS 2023

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.

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