Despite its profound prevalence and the immense suffering it causes, investigators have historically under-researched endometriosis, with scientists poorly understanding its molecular and cellular underpinnings. This limited understanding has resulted in a significant and long-standing unmet clinical need, characterized by substantial delays in diagnosis, which often requires invasive surgical procedures, and therapeutic strategies that are frequently inadequate or associated with significant side effects.
The Center unites decades of research, education, and training—rooted in patient advocacy—into a global hub driving breakthroughs that will revolutionize endometriosis care and redefine women’s health.
Despite minimal federal funding, EndoFound has awarded over $1 million in research grants, providing critical seed funding that sparks larger NIH-backed projects and supports young investigators.
EndoFound shares information on national clinical studies that are now enrolling participants. Getting involved is a way to help advance research and bring new hope to those living with endometriosis.
EndoFound offers various programs designed to educate clinicians, scientists, and patients on the most recent scientific advancements in endometriosis.
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