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From May 16–19, scheduled maintenance will be taking place in the IUGA Academy and IAPS. You can still access content during this time, but if you encounter any issues, rest assured we're on it and everything will be fixed promptly. Thanks for your understanding!

Dive Into the Latest IUJ Issue!

Discover the latest urogynecological insights with the new Volume 36, Issue 4 of the IUJ! Access it through the Members Only section or with the button below!

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IUGA is Calling: 2025 Call for Nominations

Here's your opportunity to join the IUGA leadership! (Self)Nominations for elected positions will be open from May 1 to May 31. Terms for these roles start on January 1, 2026.

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IUGA Celebrates 50th Anniversary with Commemorative Book and Museum Exhibit

Join us in celebrating IUGA’s 50th Annual Meeting! Discover how you can support the future of women's pelvic health. 

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Register Now! Neuro-Urogynecology and Urogenital Pain SIG Live Discussion

Join us on Saturday May 31st for the next Neuro-Urogynecology and Urogenital Pain SIG Live Discussion with Claus Riedl

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Featured in the IUJ: Exploring the Microbiome–UTI–Bladder Pain Connection

The International Urogynecology Journal is excited to present a special collection dedicated to the complex and evolving science behind the microbiome, urinary tract infections (UTIs), and bladder pain.

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New IUGA Member Survey on Global Health

IUGA is exploring the creation of a Global Health Special Interest Group, and we need your input! Take a moment to complete our survey on your involvement in global health initiatives.

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Dive Into the Latest IUJ Issue!

Discover the latest urogynecological insights with the new Volume 36, Issue 3 of the IUJ! Access it through the Members Only section or with the button below!

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Now available: IUC Chapter Radiologic Evaluation

We are pleased to announce that the International Urogynecological Consultation Chapter 2.2 on Radiologic Evaluation has now been published online in the IUJ. The chapter offers valuable insights into the role of imaging techniques in diagnosing pelvic organ prolapse, an important topic in urogynecology.

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