EndoFound's online magazine.
This is a critical time for the endometriosis patient and advocate community to reach out to your US House Members and urge them to support the Congressional Endometriosis Caucuses’ effort.
Because endometriosis does affect the reproductive system, you may have questions and concerns when it comes to pregnancy and whether or not you’re at a higher risk for miscarriage.
When it comes to women’s health, the experiences of African women are usually grossly underreported.
There’s promising science behind how acupuncture works and why it may be helpful for you.
While not everyone experiences these symptoms, the NHS reports that pain during sex, lower back and abdominal pain, and pain during day-to-day activities are all commonly linked to endometriosis.
Currently, there is little research on transgender and nonbinary people’s experience of living with endometriosis, as most studies focus on how the disease affects women.
Endometriosis research priorities in the final legislation passed by Congress and being sent to the President also includes an increase of $92 million for the NICHD over last year
I couldn’t just sit silent and still—that’s how my idea to join EndoFound’s team in the 2017-2018 Rock ‘n’ Roll marathon came about.
A letter from co-founder Dr. Tamer Seckin on EndoFound’s month of critical programming for the endometriosis community
An interview with Caroline Pillsbury, PT, DPT, to answer all your pelvic floor questions
