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A paper published in the New England Journal of Medicine Receives Most Impactful Paper of 2017 Award A research project partially funded by the Endometriosis Foundation of America (EndoFound)…
I am thrilled to be a part of the Endometriosis Foundation of America (EndoFound) and to have research funding from the EndoFound. The EndoFound is shedding such a light on endometriosis and allowing…
Every Endo Woman finds her own way, be it through art, therapy, writing or exercise. For Courtney Hickson, it was running, and run, she did. Hickson’s first challenge was a series of misdiagnoses,…
Reiki has a measurable frequency to heal, its power is rooted in the mind/body connection. And doctors are taking notice, incorporating the ancient energy work into patient care plans for those suffering…
Women in rural communities find it especially hard to get endometriosis care or even a timely and correct diagnosis.
Faced with woefully low government funding for endometriosis research, endo women are rolling up their sleeves with grassroots fundraising efforts of their own doing.
Researchers discovered that the odds of a woman with endometriosis undergoing a C-section were nearly double when compared to patients without endo.
EndoFound members met with several lawmakers to raise awareness about endometriosis and push for change
The reason I found out I had endometriosis was I went to freeze my eggs, shares Monk.
What I saw was a largely fictionalized representation of how endometriosis is truly operated on in the real world, says Dr. Harry Reich.
