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Diagnosed with stage IV endometriosis after years of being told she had "bad periods," Leslie Mosier has spent the last several years sharing what that life actually looks like, including the summer morning…
In February 2026, Congresswoman Nikema Williams (GA-05), Co-Chair of the bipartisan Congressional Endometriosis Caucus, sent a letter to the U.S. Secretary of Labor urging the Department to name endometriosis…
By signing up at the NASN Annual Conference for ENPOWR Programming, school nurses have positioned themselves as advocates for roughly two million students who need better care.
Endometriosis Patient and Advocate Melissa Boudreau Finds Gratitude Through Chronic Illness in New Memoir
His baboon model transformed what researchers could observe about endometriosis. His mentorship transformed the next generation of researchers. A tribute to a member of EndoFound's Scientific Advisory…
In a powerful personal essay, public health professional Frieda Walsh-Seaman poignantly traces their experience navigating their endometriosis diagnosis as a teenager while later coming out as queer.
The Our Daughters Foundation, launched by the parents of daughters with endometriosis and adenomyosis, partners with EndoFound, supporting research at the Seckin Endometriosis Research Center at Cold…
Endometriosis shaped Monroe's career, her losses, and her life, yet almost no one talked about the condition.
An exclusive excerpt from the new edition of Dr. Seckin's landmark book on endometriosis care introduces a never-before-done procedure, and the patient whose defunct ovary it brought back to life.
Welcome to EndoTV—presented by the Endometriosis Foundation of America—where patients share stories, experts offer answers, and no one has to navigate endometriosis alone. Hosted by endometriosis…
