General news
General news from the field of endometriosis
In memoriam: Robert Albee Jr
We fondly remember and honour Robert Albee, who dedicated his career to surgically manage endometriosis in thousands and thousands of women, who are very grateful for his knowledge, skills, and compassion.
What needs to be done for women with endometriosis?
On International Women’s Day (#IWD2024) we re-publish wishes and hopes for those with endometriosis on why – and what – change is needed to prevent endometriosis in the next generation.
In memoriam: Robert Taylor
We fondly remember Robert Taylor, who never wavered in his quest to explore the mechanisms that would lead to pain relieving solutions for those with endometriosis and adenomyosis.
UK parliament debates funding for research in endometriosis and PCOS
Endometriosis and PCOS are not ‘just reproductive problems’ – break the silence and put an end to endometriosis!
Endometriosis Awareness 2021
UPDATE ON EVENTS by endometriosis organisations across the world, who organise educational and fundraising events in March. Join in and help raise awareness of a disease affecting more than 200 million globally – YOU can make a difference!
Alexa Chung raises funds for endometriosis research
On International Women’s Day Alexa Chung launches t-shirt to honour Emmeline Pankhurst, with all profits going towards endometriosis research.
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.
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.
Endometriosis awareness 2019
Endometriosis awareness takes place across the world during the month of March. Join in and help profile a disease that affects an estimated 200 million women and girls.
