Resources
Endometriosis resources including support groups, self-help books, articles, coping, and a glossary
Denmark
Denmark’s national support organisation is now (partially) funded from the state budget following a hearing with the parliamentary select committee for health.
Australia
Australia was the first country to develop a National Action Plan to tackle the challenge that is endometriosis.
France
The launch by president Emmanuel Macron of a French national strategy for endometriosis is an important milestone for the cause of endometriosis.
Facts about endometriosis
FACTS about endometriosis to aid journalists, medical writers, bloggers, etc, who wish to ensure their publications about endometriosis are correct.
Survey of unanswered research questions in endometriosis
The James Lind Alliance on Research Priorities in Endometriosis has published the top ten priorities for research into the treatment and effect of endometriosis on millions of women with the disease.
Endometriosis: the experts’ guide to treat, manage and live well with your symptoms
“Endometriosis: the experts’ guide to treat, manage and live well with your symptoms” is an easy to read book, which covers most aspects of what endometriosis is, how it is diagnosed and treated – and how to live life despite persistent symptoms.
Endometriosis: a concise practical guide to current diagnosis and treatment
Well-known physicians from around the world, who have a special interest in endometriosis, share their opinions about endometriosis and justify their proposed diagnostic and treatment strategies.
Endometriosis: the inside story
This film is a documentary created by two women with endometriosis to show other women what they can expect when they get endometriosis. Now available for all to watch.
Laparoscopic appearance of endometriosis
The Colour Atlas of the laparoscopic appearance of endometriosis has been re-issued and is now available for free download from the Internet.
Myths and misconceptions in endometriosis
Diagnostic delay and hit and miss treatments in endometriosis are often due to myths and mis-conceptions about the disease – get the FACTS here.
