Endometriosis Association of Ireland General Election Manifesto 2020

General Election 2020 provides an opportunity to request that the next Government (vote on 8th February 2020) will work with the Endometriosis Association of Ireland to help us improve the diagnosis and treatment of those living with endometriosis and adenomyosis in Ireland.

Researching Endometriosis – NUI Galway

Dr Siobhán Kelleher and Sinéad Hughes are researchers in the Translational Medical Device Laboratory in National University of Ireland, Galway, developing health technologies to address unmet clinical needs in female health.

World Endometriosis Organisation – Press Release

The World Endometriosis Organisations will strive for better understanding of the disease, improved treatment and management and will combine their strengths to make the world of difference to those with the disease, their families, communities as well as working with governments and health decision makers to bring about legislative change. 

Endometriosis on Connemara Community Radio

Radio

Tune in to Connemara Community Radio where Kathleen (EAI Chairperson) speaks to Mary about endometriosis.
Thank you to Connemara Community Radio for helping us to raise awareness.

Are women listened to in the Irish Healthcare system? RTE Brainstorm Article

RTE Brainstorm – The Long Read – Aoife Ryan Cunningham
“When you’re a teenager, you don’t necessarily realise that that level of pain is abnormal. Even if you do, you approach your GP and your GP is going to say ‘look, you’re too young to have Endometriosis, it’s not that or it couldn’t be that’ and we’re still seeing women being dismissed.”

Donegal Daily – Endometriosis

Donegal woman speaks out about life with a painful disorder

Kathleen King, the Chairperson of the Endometriosis Association of Ireland, has spoken out on Worldwide Endometriosis month to highlight the condition