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RCOG stands in solidarity with countries affected by conflict

The RCOG stands in solidarity with women, children, and healthcare professionals in conflict zones, condemning violence and advocating for access to essential healthcare.

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Royal Colleges urge pregnant women to get flu vaccine as cases remain high
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG), Royal College of Midwives (RCM) and Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH), representing over 90,000 professionals, say vaccination during pregnancy offers vital protection for both mother and baby – even late in the flu season. 
Wednesday 24 December 2025
RCOG launches updated Maternity Service Standards Framework
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) has published its updated Maternity Service Standards Framework, which provides practical guidance to help support commissioners and service providers to deliver safer, more equitable and compassionate maternity care across the UK. 
Thursday 11 December 2025
RCOG responds to the latest CQC National Maternity Survey
The Care Quality Commission annual national maternity survey provides a valuable insight into the experiences of those using maternity services. The survey included more than 16,750 women and pregnant people who gave birth in February 2025 across 119 NHS Trusts.
Wednesday 10 December 2025
Three Years of Progress: Reflections from the RCOG President
In her final President's blog, RCOG President Ranee Thakar reflects on three high-impact years for the College during her tenure, celebrating milestones that have shaped the future of women’s health and strengthened our global community.
Tuesday 9 December 2025
Blog: Genomic advances in gynaecological cancer
Genomics is transforming how we understand and treat gynaecological cancers. In this blog, Dr Amudha Thangavelu and Dr Katie Snape explore some of the most exciting developments. 
Sunday 7 December 2025
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