Tagged: Volume 34 – Issue 4

Racism is personal. The subjective experience of racism is more personal and painful to some than others, who choose to smile through their tears. I have been privileged to listen to the life experiences...

The Foundation of the AAGL is pleased to announce that it has received funding from Olympus Corporation of the Americas for the 2020-2021 Fund for the Future (FFTF) Program. Originally launched in 2011, Fund...

The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has led to innumerable changes in healthcare around the world, many of which will be enduring. Since the start of the pandemic, surgical societies including AAGL, SGO, SAGES and EAES have...

In the past months we have featured cases and articles from AAGL's Robotics, Hysteroscopy and Pelvic Pain - Special Interest Groups (SIGs) and in this issue, the Oncology SIG takes the spotlight!  The most...

I hope everyone is healthy and safe. COVID-19 has greatly influenced our lives and the way we practice medicine. The global pandemic has also impacted the way we learn, share information, and interact with...

AAGL’s Oncology Special Interest Group (SIG) is spotlighting two oncology videos from our massive SurgeryU library that the members felt were worth sharing. The first video is from our hugely successful film festival collaboration...

At this time, we each have a unique opportunity to contribute to the future of surgical training and assessment. I am excited to share with you that Essentials in Minimally Invasive Gynecology (EMIG) has...

It is with great pleasure that I announce another year of tremendous impact in women’s health through the work of The Journal of Minimally Invasive Gynecology (JMIG). Our rigorous editing standards and your contributions...

AAGL represents more than 8,000 members from around the world and we welcome new members to the association each day!   New Member Listing –7/13/2020 to 8/6/2020 Katie Andrinas, M.D., MPH - USA   Jade...