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Rebecca Kaplan

Rebecca Kaplan


Rebecca Kaplan is a freelance health writer, communications strategist, and healthcare advocate. In 2024, she was diagnosed with endometriosis after experiencing debilitating symptoms for more than two decades.

Redefining Endometriosis Pain & Care: The Vagus Nerve & The Biology of Pain at the 17th Annual Medical Conference and Patient Day

Redefining Endometriosis Pain & Care: The Vagus Nerve & The Biology of Pain at the 17th Annual Medical Conference and Patient Day

Endometriosis is an extremely heterogeneous condition—no two patients experience it the same way. Some may only experience gastrointestinal issues. For some, their sole symptom might be infertility. The most prevalent symptom, however,…

How Advocating for Patient Rights at the State Level Affect Change Nationwide

How Advocating for Patient Rights at the State Level Affect Change Nationwide

Despite endometriosis affecting more than 1 in 10 women and those born with a uterus in the United States, the exact cause of this whole-body disease remains unknown. This is partly due to a lack of research funding and insufficient policy…

The First Endometriosis Conference to Put Nerves at The Center of the Disease

The First Endometriosis Conference to Put Nerves at The Center of the Disease

For too long, endometriosis has been perceived solely as a gynecologic disease. "For decades, women have been told their pain was in their head," stated Dr. Frank Chervenak during his opening remarks at the Endometriosis Foundation of America's…