UpEndo
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Endometriosis Foundation of America Launches ENPOWR™: Revolutionizing High School Education on Endometriosis
Olivia Culpo first felt endometriosis symptoms when she was 15 but wasn’t diagnosed until she was 27...
Navigating Women's Health Challenges with Dr. Disha Narang: Insights into Endocrinology and Proactive Care
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Inclusion in the NLM's web archive collections is a significant achievement for EndoFound, as it signifies the organization's commitment to…
“It's important for the medical community to continue to learn and grow in their knowledge of endometriosis in order to better serve and support…
How endometriosis disrupts women's lives: "Please just let me make it through today"
When Barden found out she had endometriosis, she said she was grateful to get a diagnosis. "In my gut, I knew," she said. "I said, 'once we figure out the underlying cause, I will get pregnant.'"
The lack of obvious symptoms can cloud diagnosis, lead to fertility problems.
One woman revealed she had 12 endometriosis-related surgeries to date