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Endometriosis Information Days 2021 Saturday March 20th at 10.30am, Panel 1: Treating Endometriosis: Present and Future. Saturday March 20th at 11.30am, Panel 2: Endometriosis and Making Decisions about Fertility Treatment. Saturday March 27th at 10.30am, Panel 3: Endometriosis and Self-Management.

12 Mar 2021

2021 Endometriosis Information Days

Endometriosis Awareness Month 2021 The first panel for the 2021 Endometriosis Information Day is 'Treating Endometriosis: Present and Future' at 10:30am on Saturday March 20th. Click here for speaker info…

06 Dec 2020

“Looking after yourself during the Holidays: Self-care and endometriosis”: December event online, self-care panel chaired by author and journalist Lynn Enright

“Looking after yourself during the Holidays: Self-care and endometriosis” was a panel event which took place on 3rd December 2020. It was chaired by Lynn Enright, an Irish journalist who…

14 Nov 2020

EAI presentation on gender bias in healthcare at Science Week Event

We were invited to speak at “Bias: Gender Inequality in Healthcare and Research” on 13th November 2020. This was a Science Week event supported and developed by RCSI/Rotunda Research Department…

29 Jul 2020

EAI Hot Water Bottle Pins – Raising Awareness and Funds

Everyone loves a hot water bottle, but none more than those living with endometriosis and adenomyosis! Show your love on your sleeve, lapel, hat, bag!

01 Mar 2020

Michelle – Undiagnosed, symptomatic, worried.

I am one of the lucky ones…well at least that if I have endometriosis at all as I am, as yet, undiagnosed.. when I say I am lucky I mean that I got my period aged 11 and had them perfectly normally like clockwork every 28 days aside from one random agonising one age 24 that had me rolling around in pain.

Endometriosis is estimated to affect between 2 and 10% of all women within the general population

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2021 Endometriosis Information Days

“Looking after yourself during the Holidays: Self-care and endometriosis”: December event online, self-care panel chaired by author and journalist Lynn Enright

EAI presentation on gender bias in healthcare at Science Week Event

EAI Hot Water Bottle Pins – Raising Awareness and Funds

Michelle – Undiagnosed, symptomatic, worried.

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