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Latest news in the field of endometriosis: clinical and scientific research, updates from national support groups – and general news on progress.
Endometriosis Awareness 2021 Endometriosis organisations across the world organise events in March. Join in and help raise awareness of a disease affecting more than 200 million across the world – YOU can make a difference!
International survey on cannabis for endometriosis Do you have endometriosis and use cannabis to manage your symptoms? We need your help for new research being conducted to ascertain effectiveness and safety.
European Union grants 6 million euros towards endometriosis research Researchers at Aarhus University head up a major international research and innovation project aimed at improving treatment and quality of life of those affected by endometriosis. Machine learning and artificial intelligence will contribute to this!
Does sun exposure cause endometriosis? A history of intense exposure to the sun may increase risk of being diagnosed with endometriosis over time.
Putting a stop to misconceptions about race and endometriosis We need to dispel myths that the prevalence of endometriosis differs in women of different racial/ethnic groups.
Endometriosis inquiry shows little improvement in a decade APPG report shows devastating impact of endometriosis and urges ministers to take bold action to ensure those with endometriosis have access to the right care at the right time.
$200 reward for help on looking at “blind spots” in endometriosis $200 reward for identifying papers with significant differences in outcomes of surgery or medical therapy for endo.
Painful endometriosis? If you are experiencing pain with endometriosis you may qualify for a clinical trial assessing the safety and effectiveness of an investigational drug.
Why participate in clinical trials for endometriosis? What are the benefits of participating in a clinical trial investigating improved / new treatments and diagnostic methods for endometriosis?
COVID-19 and endometriosis Advice from the World Endometriosis Society for patients and healthcare providers on managing endometriosis during lockdown with reduced access to specialist care.
