Samantha Den
Author, screenwriter, and endometriosis educator Samantha Den
The Blossom
EndoFound's online magazine.
Research Articles on the Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Endo Treatment
Endometriosis is vastly under-funded and continues to be an incredibly difficult disease to diagnose and treat. Black and Indigenous individuals and people of color (BIPOC) with endo face these barriers…
PeriodNow: Distributing Period Products in NYC
PeriodNow was launched in May by the Endometriosis Foundation of America (EndoFound) as part of World Menstrual Hygiene Day. The short-term mission is to provide period supplies to women and girls in…
EndoFound's Newest Board Member: Dr. Donna Kesselman
Donna Kesselman Raggio worked a couple of years in the fashion industry and spent a decade on Wall Street before she considered becoming a doctor.
The Disparities in Healthcare for Black Women
Like so many people across the United States and around the world, my colleagues and I at Celmatix feel deeply outraged by the brutal and senseless murders of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and George…
Join PeriodNow! The Campaign to End Period Poverty
Period equity lies at the core of women's public health. With the U.S. at a record-high level of unemployment, many people can no longer afford essentials such as tampons and pads. Adolescents who depend…
First Parent of a Patient Named to EndoFound Board
When Jody Grobman was asked by Dr. Tamer Seckin if she would consider becoming a member of the Endometriosis Foundation of America
How to Navigate Sex with Endometriosis
Many people with endometriosis experience painful penetration. Maybe certain positions are unpleasant, or maybe they're downright impossible. Often, endo patients start to believe that sex just isn't…
