Please visit our Publications page to read the statement. Abstract Gynaecological cancers, namely breast and cervical cancer represent a high burden in women’s health. It is well established that cervical …
EBCOG position statement on Inequalities in screening for cervical and breast cancer Read More »
Please visit our Publications page to read the study. Abstract Objective: Cancer screening can play an important role in early detection, improving treatment outcomes and reducing morbidity and mortality. Breast …
EBCOG is seriously concerned about the consequences of the ongoing armed conflict in Gaza between Israel and Palestine on the sexual and reproductive rights of women. We have previously issued …
Armed conflict in Gaza and sexual and reproductive rights of Women Read More »
Application deadline for EBCOG Fellowship has been extended to December 31, 2023. In order to stimulate the mobility of trainees across Europe, EBCOG (the European Board and College of Obstetricians …
Extension of the deadline for EBCOG Fellowships 2024 Read More »
We were saddened to learn of the sudden passing of Professor Linda Cardozo on 21 September 2023. Professor Cardozo was a leader in urogynaecology, a noted author on the subject, …
Please visit our Publications page to read the review. Abstract Tobacco use in pregnant women remains prevalent with an estimated prevalence of 8.1 % in the European region. In whatever …
In order to stimulate the mobility of trainees across Europe, EBCOG (the European Board and College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists), in collaboration with ENTOG, annually awards fellowships to Obstetrics and …
Some EBCOG members have reported receiving suspicious emails from an account impersonating EBCOG President Prof Basil Tarlatzis. The email requests money to be transferred due to an emergency situation. If …
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 …
Exam News: Additional Centre For Part 2 OSCE Announced, Applications Open Read More »
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 …
