We are bringing together our YouTube and Instagram activity to make it easier for our community to find and engage with content from across BJS, BJS Open and BJS Academy. Our YouTube channels have…

Harrath Raoua presents her BJS Prize winning lecture "Anatomical location of abdominal aortic aneurysm rupture: influence on patient presentation" from the 2026 Association Tunisienne de Chirurgie…

BJS Academy is pleased to announce the next BJS Academy Virtual Journal Club, held in partnership with the Roux Group, bringing together trainees, clinicians and researchers for an evening of…

BJS Academy is pleased to announce the next BJS Academy Virtual Journal Club, held in partnership with the Roux Group, bringing together trainees, clinicians and researchers for an evening of…

Despite increasing representation in surgical training, women surgeons still face many challenges that undermine the long‑term sustainability of their careers. The well‑documented…

Mr Joshua Agilinko won first place in the BJS Prize session for his paper ‘First pan-endocrine meta-analysis identifies miR-221 as a cross-tumour transcriptomic biomarker: integrative…

Dr. Christofer Juhlin delivers his BJS Lecture: ‘Endocrine pathology – research and developments’, presented at the British Association of Endocrine and Thyroid Surgeions Annual Scientific Meeting,…

Rhys Pook delivers his Patey Prize session presentation: 'The impact of time to death in circulatory death donors and pancreas islet isolation outcomes', first presented at the Surgical Research…

Professor Nick Maynard delivers his IASSS BJS Lecture 'Surgery in conflict zones and humanitarian crises' delivered at the 2026 International Surgery Week held in Mexico City.

Ashley J. Williamson, MD, presents on the current role of robotics in vascular surgery. In this presentation she covers the current training paradigm for robotic surgery, followed by the robotic…

BJS Academy has updated its Journals section to make it easier than ever to explore the latest surgical research and commentary from BJS and BJS Open. Alongside our main Journals page, we now have…

This video demonstrates the second stage of a planned two-stage repair for an extensive Type II thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysm. The first stage comprised sinotubular junction reconstruction and…

On the 17th December 2025, the University of Birmingham hosted the third Research for Greener Surgery conference. Building from the meetings in 2023 and 2024, the conference aimed to share UK and…

Five billion people worldwide lack access to safe, affordable surgical care when they need it.1 In 2015, the Lancet Commission on Global Surgery (LCoGS) set out to change this by proposing six…

The BJS Foundation charitable activities are overseen by the Charity Committee.The Foundation provides a variety of benefits through its collaborations with strategic partners and partners. In 2021,…

The BJS Academy, the educational arm of the BJS Foundation, has developed a series of practical, on-demand educational resources to support high-quality surgical research and successful academic…

The BJS Foundation editor assistant bursaries aim to encourage young surgeons to take an interest in medical publishing. Recruited annually, editor assistant bursaries are suitable for applicants at…

Surgery is a planned trauma with a predictable stress response1. Yet patients are routinely sent to the operating room without preparation for the physiological demands of major surgery.…

The nomination window for the 2027 BJS Award is now open. Nominations should be submitted by Friday 26 June 2026 via the BJS Academy website, where further information is available, including the…

The BJS Academy is delighted to present a special webinar featuring Professor James Shapiro, recipient of the 2025 BJS Award. Learn more about his career and his ground-breaking achievements and the…

The BJS Foundation editor assistant bursaries aim to encourage young surgeons to take an interest in medical publishing. Recruited annually, editor assistant bursaries are suitable for applicants at…

The BJS Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of Malin Sund and Martyn Evans as the new Joint Editors-in-Chief of BJS, effective 1 April 2026. Malin Sund is Professor of Surgery…

This review summarizes previous work on surgery in microgravity and proposes robotic surgery as the best solution for positive astronaut-care outcomes, wit

A celebration of excellence in surgical science, the BJS Award recognises a discovery, innovation or scientific study that has changed clinical practice. This international accolade will give an…

A celebration of excellence in surgical science, the BJS Award recognises a discovery, innovation or scientific study that has changed clinical practice. This international accolade will give an…

This study reported a novel modular aortic arch stent graft and included the largest cohort to date, demonstrating significantly lower death compared to op

Welcome back to Dr Paul McCoubrie’s a 'view from the dark side' — a series looking at the world of surgery through the lens of a radiologist. _______________________ The UK National Health Service…

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