JMIG FRONT PAGE - The Official JMIG Podcast

JMIG FRONT PAGE brings you up close and personal with the authors of recently published JMIG (The Journal of Minimally Invasive Gynecology) articles to keep you up to date on the latest in evidence based practices in our surgical field and complex benign gynecology.

JMIG FRONT PAGE - The Official JMIG Podcast is a health podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 48 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  JMIG FRONT PAGE - The Official JMIG Podcast

  MFP #49: JMIG Social Media Scholars, A Conversation with Dr. Sarah Santiago

  Aug 12, 202626 min

  New JMIG Podcast Episode! A conversation on innovation, mentorship, and building community in our field, featuring one of the voices helping shape the next generation. In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Sarah Santiago, second-year CBG fellow at the University of Michigan and future faculty member, to discuss her work in medical education and digital engagement. In this episode, we talk about the JMIG Social Media Scholar program, Dr. Santiago's involvement in 2023-2025 and her leadership in Simulation Sundays and Feature Fridays. We chat about the power of community building in the Social Media Scholars Program an her vision for what’s next for education innovation in our specialty Tune in for an insightful discussion on the JMIG Social Media Scholars program and how to get involved on your choice of Podcast! #JMIGPodcast #JMIG #MIGSFrontPage #JMIGSoMe #AAGL #CBG #CBGFellowship @aagljmig @aagl @aaglmigs @fmigs1 Connect with the JMIG Social Media Team! X: @AAGLJMIG Instagram: @AAGLJMIG Facebook: AAGLJMIG

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  JMIG FRONT PAGE - The Official JMIG Podcast

  MFP #49: JMIG Social Media Scholars, A Conversation with Dr. Sarah Santiago

  Jul 30, 202626 min

  New JMIG Podcast Episode! A conversation on innovation, mentorship, and building community in our field, featuring one of the voices helping shape the next generation. In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Sarah Santiago, second-year CBG fellow at the University of Michigan and future faculty member, to discuss her work in medical education and digital engagement. In this episode, we talk about the JMIG Social Media Scholar program, Dr. Santiago's involvement in 2023-2025 and her leadership in Simulation Sundays and Feature Fridays. We chat about the power of community building in the Social Media Scholars Program an her vision for what’s next for education innovation in our specialty Tune in for an insightful discussion on the JMIG Social Media Scholars program and how to get involved on your choice of Podcast! #JMIGPodcast #JMIG #MIGSFrontPage #JMIGSoMe #AAGL #CBG #CBGFellowship @aagljmig @aagl @aaglmigs @fmigs1 Connect with the JMIG Social Media Team! X: @AAGLJMIG Instagram: @AAGLJMIG Facebook: AAGLJMIG

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  MFP #48: 22 Years of MIGS, A Conversation with Dr. Leigh Ann Humphries

  May 28, 202628 min

  Welcome to episode #48 of MIGS Front Page. 657 surgeons. 78 programs. 22 years. Check out our #JMIG study to know exactly who our MIGS specialists are, where they trained, and where they're practicing. In this episode of the JMIG podcast, tune in to a conversation with first-author Dr. Leigh Ann Humphries to hear why this matters for patients across the country — especially those in underserved areas. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmig.2025.08.018 Connect with the JMIG Social Media Team! X: @AAGLJMIG Instagram: @AAGLJMIG Facebook: AAGLJMIG

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  MFP #47: Work Related Pain in Gynecologic Surgeons A Conversation with Dr. Riley Young, MD

  Mar 27, 202621 min

  Welcome to episode #47 of MIGS Front Page. In this episode of the JMIG podcast, we’re thrilled to chat with Dr. Riley Young, Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. We’ll be discussing her article, “Work-Related Pain in Gynecologic Surgeons - A National Survey.” This national study revealed that over 95% of gynecologic surgeons experience pain during or after surgery and highlights an urgent need to address ergonomic factors in the operating room. Dr. Young shares insights into how work-related pain impacts surgeon well-being, operative performance, and long-term career sustainability, and why formal ergonomic education should be a key part of resident training. Tune in as we explore how the field can evolve to support surgeon health, longevity, and excellence in minimally invasive gynecology. Connect with the JMIG Social Media Team! X: @AAGLJMIG Instagram: @AAGLJMIG Facebook: AAGLJMIG

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  Episode #46

  MFP #46: Sexual Devices and Erotica. A Conversation with Dr. Christine Vaccaro, DO, Dr. Rachel Rubin, MD and Sophie Tucker.

  Jan 28, 202650 min

  Welcome to episode #46 of MIGS Front Page where we welcome Dr. Rachel Rubin, Dr. Christine Vaccaro and Sophie Tucker to discuss their article "Sexual Devices and Erotica" published in this month's issue of JMIG which highlights sex and surgery. Join us as we dive deeper into the details of the article and answer questions like: Can frequent vibrator use cause nerve desensitization? Can sexual devices be used externally when on pelvic rest from gynecologic surgery? What interventions are available for patients with dyspareunia? How can we encourage safe sexual practices for patients and take a more comprehensive sexual history? And lastly, why are these topics so important to gynecologic surgeons? Join us as we delve into their latest research and insights! Connect with the JMIG Social Media Team! X: @AAGLJMIG Instagram: @AAGLJMIG Facebook: AAGLJMIG

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