Press Releases/Statements
AAGL Statement Against Terrorism
IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD As a global association of women’s healthcare professionals, AAGL condemns all acts of violence and terrorism especially those negatively impacting the health of women. We…
Read MoreABOG Approves AAGL’s EMIGS Training and Testing Program
Released May 5, 2022 Cypress, CA, May 5, 2022 – The American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists’ (AAGL) Essentials in Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery (EMIGS) validated Training and Testing Program was…
Read MoreImportant Message from the AAGL Board of Directors Regarding the Passing of Texas Senate Bill 8
Released September 10, 2021 The AAGL has the responsibility and mission to advocate for women’s rights, and specifically for women’s health care rights. We vehemently oppose Texas Senate Bill 8,…
Read MoreTSB8 and the AAGL 2021 Global Congress
Message from the President Released September 3, 2021 Response to the location of the AAGL 2021 Global Congress in Austin and Texas Senate Bill 8 Dear Colleagues, AAGL and its…
Read MoreAAGL 2021 Global Congress Health and Safety Update
Message from the President Released August 23, 2021 AAGL 2021 Global Congress Health and Safety Update Dear Colleagues, As the leading organization dedicated to Elevating Gynecologic Surgery through education, we…
Read MoreJoint Statement: Gynecology Social Media Ontologies
Released: May 21, 2021 Joint Statement Gynecology Social Media Ontologies It has become increasingly apparent that social media is an integral part of the public health equation, particularly during the…
Read MoreAAGL’s Commitment to the Study and Treatment of Endometriosis
Released – March 22, 2021 Endometriosis is a common and complex condition affecting millions worldwide with significant impact on quality of life, fertility and our health care system. The major…
Read MoreJoint Statement: Collective Action Addressing Racism-Days of Recognition
Released: February 26, 2021 Our organizations, which comprise leading professional organizations in health care, officially designate February 28 and March 1—the dates that bridge Black History and Women’s History months—for…
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