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For many women, weight plays a crucial role in surgical outcomes, recovery, and long-term reproductive health. In fact, 30–50% of patients in a typical gynecology practice are living with overweight or obesity. This makes it impossible to ignore the impact of weight on gynecologic care—and prompts the critical question: how do we address it effectively?

By: Christopher Guinn, CEO AIMIS In the years following COVID-19, physician learning habits have changed dramatically. The pandemic...

For decades, organizations like AAGL, SAGES, and ASMBS have been foundational in surgicaleducation, advocacy, and innovation. These esteemed societies have united specialistsunder a common goal: to enhance surgical care and mentor the next generation.

In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, the need for effective, relevant, and timely  medical education has never been greater.