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Recording Now Available: Beyond the Waiting Room Webinar

Missed the first Beyond the Waiting Room webinar by IUGA/IUGAPAC and APOPS?
The free recording is now available. Hear real patient perspectives on pelvic organ prolapse and share the link with your colleagues and patients.

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New on YourPelvicFloor.org: Expert Videos on Pelvic Floor Health

New educational videos are now available on IUGA’s patient website, featuring Dr. Ruchira Singh and Dr. Matthew Izett Kay.

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IUGA Run-Off Elections 2026 - Vote now!

The race for the International Advisory Board – Europe was very close. A run-off election will be held through November 15, 2026, between the top candidates. Cast your vote today!

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Explore the Latest IUJ Issue!

Volume 37, Issue 1 supplement of the IUJ, featuring the Annual Meeting Abstracts, is now available! Access it through the Members Only section of the website!

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Explore the Latest IUJ Issue!

Volume 37, Issue 9 of the IUJ is now available! Access it through the Members Only section of the website!

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The Call for the Surgical Video Competition 2026 is now open!

The IUGA Surgical Video Competition is back!

Submit your surgical video by January 31, 2027 and share your expertise, inspire your peers, and contribute to surgical education in urogynecology.

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2026 Call for Committee Volunteers is Open- Apply Now!

Want to get more involved in IUGA? Now is your chance! Applications are open for IUGA Committee Member and International Urogynecology Journal Editor positions through October 31, 2026.

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Join the Writing Group for a New IUGA Guideline on Vaginal Pessaries

IUGA is forming a writing group to develop a new international standardised guideline on training standards and the management of pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence using vaginal pessaries. Members with relevant clinical or research expertise are invited to contribute.

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Join Our New SIG

Interested in advancing knowledge, research, and clinical care at the intersection of female sexual health and pelvic floor disorders? Let us know if you would like to join IUGA’s proposed new Sexuality and Pelvic Floor Disorders SIG.

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