EndoFound is thrilled to share that the Senate approved a historic amendment doubling federal research funding for endometriosis research, allowing the National Institutes of Health to allocate $26 million…
To learn more about the difference EndoFound has been making, check out our first-ever Impact Report, detailing the history of the Foundation, our milestones in the past year, and details on our various…
The Endometriosis Foundation of America’s Medical Conference is in its 11th year and has always been a critical time for expert endometriosis surgeons, researchers, clinicians, and patients to come…
In March, Iowa Congresswoman Abby Finkenauer announced that she has endometriosis and then introduced the first-ever bipartisan House Endometriosis Caucus. The Caucus successfully stewarded legislation…
From Washington to Florida and Minnesota to Texas, Team EndoFound walked, ran, hiked, and biked over 796 miles to End Endometriosis last weekend. These dedicated individuals got moving in spite of rain…
The virtual Patient Conference was a clear-cut success, bringing together nearly 1,000 attendees together from around the world. Though this year has been unpredictable for us all, the opportunity to…
Endometriosis can make us feel alone, like no one can understand our pain or empathize with what we go through. The Patient Conference is the tonic for those feelings of isolation. In a year marked by…
By framing the changes as a choice to be made by the patient—one that will not cure the disease but may improve symptoms—they can help support those already struggling with the diet mentality.
Endosalpingiosis can be a painful reproductive condition. It is similar to endometriosis, but instead of endometrial-like tissue as occurs in endometriosis, tissue from the fallopian tubes is found outside…
When Dr. Dan Martin was 10 years old, his grandmother made him learn needlepoint. It wasn’t something many boys did in 1956, but she believed that the concentration and hand-to-eye coordination the…
