The future of cancer care starts with the exchange of knowledge. Members of the IGCS Scientific Program Committee gathered in Chicago to review and allocate scientific abstracts for the upcoming IGCS Annual Global Meeting—and took a moment to join the #Jump4June challenge. Every abstract selected represents new research, new ideas, and new opportunities to improve care for women affected by gynecologic cancers around the world. Today, we're jumping for uterine cancer awareness. Every day, we're working to advance the science that advances care. June is Uterine Cancer Awareness Month. Now in its fourth year, this global campaign was initiated by IGCS and IGCANetwork and is sustained by the people working every day to improve women's cancer care—clinicians, researchers, advocates, survivors, and supporters worldwide. Join the movement. #Jump4June #UCAM igcs.org/ucam Early registration rates for the IGCS Annual Global Meeting are in effect through June 30. This UCAM, make your plans to join us in Montreal! igcsmeeting.com #IGCS2026 #IGCSMontreal

We're one week into Uterine Cancer Awareness Month—and we're just getting started. This year is about sustainability. About community. If you care about women's health, join us in raising awareness for uterine cancer and all gynecologic cancers, worldwide. At our recent #UCAM event in Chicago, survivors, advocates, clinicians, researchers, and supporters came together to raise awareness and drive change. We are seeing the same community building happening around the world. Keep it up, lets all do this month together! 🗣️ Dr. Brian Slomovitz, Gynecologic Cancer Specialist, UCAM Co-Chair 🗣️Corby Arthur, Uterine Cancer Survivor/Patient and Founder of Endometrial Cancer Research Foundation 🗣️Naomi Aziz, Uterine Cancer Survivor/Patient/Advocate (ECRFPeach) 🗣️Mary Eiken, CEO International Gynecologic Cancer Society Learn the signs. Share the message. Jump into action with #Jump4June. #UCAM #Jump4June #IGCAN #EndometrialCancer #WombCancer #OvarianCancer #CervicalCancer #VaginalCancer #VulvarCancer #GynCancer #WomensHealth

Too many women are diagnosed with uterine cancer at a late stage. Awareness of the warning signs can help lead to earlier diagnosis and treatment. Unexpected bleeding — especially after menopause — should never be ignored. If something feels abnormal, speak with your healthcare provider and ask about further evaluation. This Uterine Cancer Awareness Month, help spread awareness about the importance of recognizing symptoms and seeking care early. 💜 Join us in spreading the message about Uterine Cancer- repost this or develop your own awareness campaign with our accessible online toolkit - visit igcs.org/ucam #UCAM #UterineCancerAwarenessMonth #GynCancer #Awareness #UterineCancer #WombCancer #KnowYourRisk #EndometrialCancer #Postmenopause #Menopause #WomensHealth #Jump4June

This is what it looks like when patients, survivors, advocates, clinicians, researchers, industry partners, and supporters come together for a common cause. In recognition of Uterine Cancer Awareness Month, we're proud to share moments from our recent campaign event in Chicago. More than a challenge, this campaign is about connection—bringing people together to raise awareness, share experiences, and support one another while working toward a future where more women recognize the signs of uterine cancer and get the care they need. The conversations, friendships, and collaborations formed through this movement are what keep it growing year after year. Thank you to everyone who jumped with us in Chicago and around the world. If you haven't joined yet, consider this your challenge: post your jump, tag your friends, and help keep the momentum going. And if you're already thinking ahead, we hope you'll join us next year. We already have plans to bring in the IGCS Board of Directors and Program Committee! Together, we're jumping for awareness. We're jumping for advocacy. We're jumping for progress. #Jump4June #UterineCancerAwarenessMonth #UCAM #IGCS

Uterine cancer is not one single disease. There are different subtypes of uterine cancer, each with unique behaviors, risk factors, and treatment approaches. Advances in molecular profiling and precision medicine are helping clinicians tailor care more effectively for each patient. As innovation continues to shape the future of treatment, equitable access to testing, therapies, and specialized care remains essential worldwide. This Uterine Cancer Awareness Month, help advocate for better outcomes and access for all women. 💜 Join us in spreading the message about Uterine Cancer- repost this or download this graphic and more from our accessible online toolkit - visit igcs.org/ucam #UCAM #UterineCancerAwarenessMonth #GynCancer #Awareness #UterineCancer #WombCancer #KnowYourRisk #EndometrialCancer #Postmenopause #Menopause #WomensHealth #Jump4June #Research #PrecisionMedicine

Corby Arthur doesn't define herself by cancer. She's a mother, grandmother, friend, advocate, swimmer (and synchronized swimmer!) and founder of the Endometrial Cancer Research Foundation—and she's helping drive change through research, education, and advocacy. Her message is clear: "Knowledge is power." This Uterine Cancer Awareness Month, let's make sure more women know the signs and symptoms of endometrial cancer, understand their options, and have access to the information they need to advocate for their health. #UCAM #UterineCancerAwarenessMonth #PatientAdvocacy