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Find out moreAnnouncement: Dr. Antonio Gonzalez
Dear friends,
It is with tremendous gratitude that we announce the departure of our friend and colleague, Dr. Antonio Gonzalez from the Editorial Team at IJGC. He joined our team in 2019 and since that time, Antonio has made significant contributions to the success of the team. We have made collective efforts to see the journal grow and continue to improve and, in part, this is due to his insightful suggestions and initiatives.
Antonio will continue his support of the journal as he embarks on numerous research and administrative projects both at his own institution and at international societal levels.
Please join me in wishing Antonio all the very best on his future endeavors! We will miss you.
Pedro T. Ramirez
Editor-in-Chief, International Journal of Gynecological Cancer