News
Latest news in the field of endometriosis: clinical and scientific research, updates from national support groups – and general news on progress.
Is there a role for robotic surgery in endometriosis?
John Steege and Philippe Koninckx provide their experienced views on why we should wait for evidence, rather than respond to marketing claims, of the value of robotic surgery in endometriosis.
Impact of endometriosis presented to US state legislators for the first time!
Lone Hummelshoj (WERF) and Heather Guidone (EFA) today presented on the impact and cost of endometriosis at the 2nd Annual Healthcare Summit of Women in Government in Washington DC and called for action in three policy areas.
AAGL2011: Endometriosis focus at the 40th Annual Meeting of the AAGL
The AAGL featured Padma Lakshmi, Linda Griffith, and many others at its 40th Annual Meeting, and honoured Leila Adamyan for raising the level of care for women.
Clinical trials in endometriosis (CenterWatch) 
Clinical trials in endometriosis (ClinicalTrials.gov)
As listed on ClinicalTrials.gov
ASRM2011: Special Interest Group on Endometriosis has arrived
The Special Interest Group on Endometriosis ensured that clinical and basic science on the disease was at the forefront of the 67th Annual Meeting of the ASRM
ASRM2011: Improving fertility through nutritional medicine (pre-conceptional care)
Special Interest Group on Nutrition held is first Post-Graduate Course on pre-conceptional care through nutrition: important for both women and men when trying to conceive!
ASRM2011: Is endometriosis the cause or a by-stander when it comes to pain?
Is endometriosis responsible for all pain and, if so, how is this managed long term in different types of patient groups?
WCE2011: Highlights from the 11th World Congress on Endometriosis
At WCE2011 1300 delegates celebrated eleven outstanding pioneers in the field of endometriosis and shared clinical and basic research.
First worldwide study finds women’s productivity at work significantly impacted by endometriosis
Endometriosis accounts for a significant loss of work productivity of 11 hours per woman per week according to a paper published by Nnoaham et al in Fertility and Sterility.
