Due to the increased interest in the EFOG-EBCOG exam, we are pleased to announce that an overseas centre has been added for the Part 2 OSCE in 2023. The exam …
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Please visit our Publications page to view the review in full. Abstract Caring for pregnant women who have a recreational opioid use disorder is a common clinical challenge in modern …
On 18 May 2023, EBCOG President Professor Basil Tarlatzis addressed the attendees at the Opening Ceremony of the EBCOG 2023 Congress. The presentation of his opening remarks can be found …
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The 2022 Annual Report contains an overview of the activities undertaken by EBCOG during the year.
Please visit our Publications page to view the paper in full. Abstract Most guidelines recommend regular physical exercise to all pregnant women. However, because of the anatomical and physiological changes which occur …
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UPDATE 25 October 2023: We are pleased to announce that two candidates have been selected to receive the Ukrainian Fellowship. Dr Iryna Stelmakh will receive the three month Fellowship and …
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UPDATE 8 February 2023 – The second date for the Part 1 KBA exam has been announced. It will take place on 2 September 2023. Please visit the Exam page …
EBCOG has recently launched Twitter and Instagram accounts in order to facilitate better communication. This joins our existing presence on Facebook and LinkedIn. Please like, follow, and share the official …
Please visit our Publications page to view the article in full. Abstract Health inequalities adversely affect the health outcomes generally but more so for those who are socially deprived, immigrants of unknown …
Please visit our Publications page to view the article in full. Abstract Neural tube defects are disabling birth defects developing during the very early stages of conception. Children born with spina bifida …
