Tagged: Volume 40 – Issue 9
What makes a Congress worth attending? Sometimes, it is a technique we bring home. Sometimes, it is a conversation that changes how we think. For Boston 2026, I wanted our General Sessions to offer...
Dear Colleagues, I want to speak this month directly to our youngest members — the Residents, Fellows, and early-career surgeons wondering how a person finds a place in a society this large. Let me...
On behalf of the JMIG Editor-in-Chief Search Committee, I am pleased to announce the selection of Magdy P. Milad, MD, as the incoming Editor-in-Chief of JMIG. The search attracted an impressive number of highly qualified applicants,...
When I received the AAGL Harrith M. Hasson Award in 2024, it was recognition not simply of my own work, but also of an idea we were exploring at The Hem Practice. We believed...
Since its launch at the 2025 Congress, the AAGL Surgical Ergonomics Task Force has mobilized an engaged international community of physicians committed to a critical mission: advancing knowledge about ergonomics in the surgical workplace...
The AAGL Practice Guideline Committee continues to expand its work in support of rigorous, evidence-based guidance for Complex Benign Gynecology and MIGS. Building on the collaborative model established in 2021, the Committee remains committed...
Endometrial cancer is the most common gynecologic malignancy in developed countries and the second most common in developing countries. While the incidence and mortality of most solid cancers are decreasing worldwide, endometrial cancer incidence...
This month, we cast a spotlight on articles, SurgeryU videos, and Journal of Minimally Invasive Gynecology (JMIG) article recommendations from the AAGL Oncology (SIG) led by Chair Masoud Azodi, MD. Access to SurgeryU and...
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