This year you have the opportunity to shape the future of ENGAGe! Are you interested to be next EEG member? Join an informal meeting with current Co-Chair and EEG members and ask all the questions which cross your mind. Register here
Dr. Georg Bollig will be speaking about the importance of palliative care and why the Last Aid is as important as First Aid. Dr. Georg Bollig invented Last Aid Courses and is the leader of Last Aid International. You can register for the webinar here.
2023 Patient Advocacy Seminar will be organised on Sept 29 - Oct 1, in Istanbul, Turkey
You can look forward to the lecture of prof. Nicoletta Colombo and hear about, what has changed in the treatment of Ovarian Cancer in the past ten years and what are the signals for the future.
The webinar will be presented by Prof. Elmar Joura and Prof. Murat Gultekin. It will be done in cooperation with ESGO Prevention Com
You can look forward to the lecture of prof. Klaus Pietzner on Endometrial cancer and immunotherapies. The link to attend the webinar will be sent only to the registered members – you can find the registration link here.
Patient Advocacy Seminar 2024 Patient Advocacy Seminar is comming up! See the last version of programme.
Webinar on ovarian cancer prevention for patients and patient advocates. Speakers: Prof. Dr. Ranjit Manchanda (UK) Prof. Dr. Claudia Marchetti (Italy) Dr. Eric Leblanc (France) Moderators: Prof. Dr. Murat Gultekin Birthe Lemley Watch How to prevent ovarian cancer
Members of the ENGAGe Executive Group (EEG) will meet on its regular online meeting.
This webinar is for all ENGAGe members who would like to broaden their knowledge on the topic of Centralised specialist care for ovarian cancer. Please register for the event using the following link.
This webinar is offered to all the World GO Day active participants and to those who would like to join for the first time. Therefore it is opened not only to ENGAGe members but to anyone who would like to raise awareness about gynaecologic cancers and organise an event on (or around) the 20th September…
