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DATE: 16 November, 2025 Pyramid Hotel, Juba, South Sudan. Resolution on Safe Motherhood and Reduction of Maternal Mortality South Sudan current Maternal Mortality Rate stand at 692, law health funding, poor health infrastructure, poor referral system, bleeding after birth (60%), unsafe abortion (38%) and leadership issues among others were outlined to be the causes AGOSS […]

In South Sudan, the journey toward achieving resilient health care for women remains a story of determination, hope, and transformation. Despite the persistent challenges posed by conflict, limited infrastructure, and resource constraints, women across the country continue to seek better access to quality sexual and reproductive health services. Building a resilient health care system for

Statement Position of the Association of Gynecologists and Obstetricians of South Sudan (AGOSS) on the use of Paracetamol During Pregnancy and its Linkage with Neurodevelopmental Disorders among Children. Authors: Zechariah J. Malel1,2 Idyoro J. Ojwuku1,2, Moses Maror Ayuel1,2, Garang Dakjur Lueth1,2, Jok Gang Lual1,3 ,Ayol Mac Ayol1, Benjamin Bol Henry1, Abdel Razik Odeil1 Background Paracetamol,

The Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of South Sudan (AGOSS) is pleased to remind all members, partners, healthcare professionals, and researchers that abstract submissions are now open for the upcoming 4th AGOSS Scientific Conference. This highly anticipated event provides a unique platform to present groundbreaking research, share innovative practices, and contribute to advancing maternal, sexual,

The Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of South Sudan (AGOSS), together with key national stakeholders, is honored to take part in the FIGO General Assembly and Scientific Conference, a global platform that brings together experts, researchers, and policymakers to deliberate on pressing issues in maternal, sexual, and reproductive health. This participation is a significant milestone

Final Day of ECSACOG Examination – Juba Teaching Hospital The clinical and viva examinations for ECSACOG residents were successfully conducted today at Juba Teaching Hospital, marking the final phase of the ECSACOG assessment following the written exams. The examination was facilitated by the following esteemed examiners: 1. Prof. Dan K. Kaye Professor of Obstetrics and

The Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of South Sudan (AGOSS) is profoundly grateful to EVA Pharma, our esteemed partner, for their consistent and invaluable support. On behalf of our members and the entire medical community we represent, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to EVA Pharma for standing with us in our mission to improve maternal,