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Thank you my man! It is an honor that am seen as a mentor. Privilege of my life to be able to teach (and learn) so many amazing young (and old) docs

Happy #InternationalMentoringDay! 🙌🎉 Mentors play a pivotal role in shaping careers and lives. Today, we want to celebrate them! Share a photo of you with your mentor in the comments and tell us how their guidance has impacted your journey in gynecologic oncology or beyond.

Fabulous first day at ASGO Bali today! Meetings with the Philippine Society and @IGCSociety then an awesome opening ceremony, then the APGOT Investigator Meeting (where i almost died), then moderating Plenary Sesh 1 which had outstanding colleagues n speakers!

So great to be with colleagues from all over Asia at the Asian Society of Gynecologic Oncology (ASGO). Here with colleagues from the Philippines at an @IGCSociety strategic meeting

Thank you @NUSMedicine @NCISGynOnc

🌍✨ Happy International Mentor Day! ✨🌍 At the heart of advancing gynecologic oncology worldwide lies the power of mentorship. 🩺💡 Dr. Joe Ng, a dedicated mentor and leader with IGCS, finds immense value in guiding the next generation of global gynecologic oncology…

Dr Brahmana Askandar showing that @IGCSociety @ProjectECHO Tumor Boards are making a difference in Indonesia and is the model on which the ministry of health is building multidisciplinary tumor boards on! #ASGO2025

One of my favorite videos! @IGCSociety

Really proud to be a member of the oldest running #obgyn dept in Singapore. One of our foundational mentors celebrating 45 years of continuous service ! 🙏🏼 Prof Kuldip @Mahesh_Choolani @NUSMedicine

Honored to be working alongside these individuals to solve cancer in Singapore and beyond @NCISGynOnc Leaders’ Forum 2024

Excellent summative presentation by @aburustummd from @TeamEndo_MSK #igcs2024

Why nodal assessment is necessary in endometrial cancer? Ans: nodal involvement ~10-15% in pts with any myometrial involvement and LVI. #igcs2024

Women with endometrial cancer should be treated by Gyn Oncologists especially in the era of molecular medicine ~ @aburustummd #igcs2024

Dr Mirza makes an excellent point during the #IGCS2024 endometrial masterclass session. Molecular is good to have but not a must have for staging. It represents an aspirational device to move the needle on endometrial cancer prognosis! We can and should do better for our pts.

The Tissue is the Issue or The Molecule is Kewl?…in endometrial cancer. @IGCSociety #IGCS2024 Weigh in…

Great start to an important session: pathology. We’re still talking about the @FIGOHQ 2023 Endometrial cancer staging. Great that we’re talking about challenges after some time with the new staging and how we do better for our patients. Let’s keep talking! #IGCS2024

We have to do more to be advocates for the women we care for. Menopause, whether surgical or medical is real and too often the fear of cancer is overemphasized and the idea of intact survival ignored. Work with me on this @donalb5 ! #IGCS2024

🇮🇪 Day 3 of #IGCS2024 here in Dublin Looking forward to the main session of today: The Endometrial Cancer Master Session Featuring Dr. @KatherineFuh, @pedroramirezMD, @remi_nout, @aburustummd, @MirzaCPH, @AnaOaknin, @GynCancerMD, @ShannonWestin, & more Stay tuned for…

Lynn brings up a great point in managing the psychosexual impact of cancer treatment: it takes a team that has the time and the resources to adequately address this complex issue that is key to intact survival. #IGCS2024

Lynn Buckley sharing her experience in managing the psychosexual impact of cancer. This is such an under-represented theme in cancer meetings! Kudos @IGCSociety #IGCS2024 !