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Read Bulletin Viewpoint Articles for Surgeons Perspectives on Key Issues

March 31, 2026

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In most issues, the Bulletin often features viewpoint articles that are similar to op-eds, offering surgeons’ expertise, personal experience, reflection, and/or unique perspective on a certain topic. These articles are often among the most popular in an issue as they allow surgeons to communicate directly with their peers on a variety of important topics.

In the March 2026 issue, for example, surgeons contributed the following viewpoints:

View the entire catalogue of viewpoint articles. If you have an idea for an article of broad interest to surgeons, then consider writing for the Bulletin. Contact Jennifer Bagley, Bulletin Editor-in-Chief, at jbagley@facs.org.

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