This ENPOWR Teacher is Making a Difference One Endometriosis Lesson at a Time
I can honestly say that as somebody who has endometriosis, I never really got an education on it in school, Aderin tells The Blossom
The Blossom
EndoFound's online magazine.
Endometriosis By The Numbers:
Why Awareness and Funding is So Vital
The Blossom takes a look at some of the staggering statistics that women with endometriosis face today
How to Talk to Your Teen About Endo
Often pediatricians will call painful periods normal and a mother usually agrees. But endo's symptons are different in teens, says Dr. James Kondrup.
Make This Yummy Recipe from One Part Plant Author Jessica Murnane
My favorite way to eat this hummus is to spread it on a charred tortilla and then load it up with veggies and herbs, Murnane tells The Blossom.
4 Reasons to Get Excited for the 2018 Blossom Ball
The countdown is on for The Endometriosis Foundation of America's glitzy fundraising gala
How Celmatix's CEO Almost Gave Birth in an Uber, and Her Plans to Help Endo Women Everywhere
I tested positive for one of our strongest endometriosis markers, Dr. Piraye Yurttas Beim tells The Blossom
'Period Poverty' Is a Thing, And These Women Are Crusading to End It
You've got a family of five or six; maybe it's got four girls in there. They're using tissue and newspaper, and that's what they've told me, Folarin tells The Blossom.
One Researcher is
Turning her Suffering into Scientific Progress
The researcher says she's found a variation in bacteria for patients with endometriosis.
Former Fox News Reporter Diana Falzone Settles Her Endometriosis-based Discrimination Lawsuit
We resolved Diana Falzone's case against Fox News and she no longer works there, says Falzone's attorney
Balancing Mental Self-Care With Endo: A Psychiatrist Reveals His Approach
NYC-based psychiatrist Dr. Seth Berger sees a strong connection between pelvic pain and mental health
