Fact Friday: More Than a Bad Day: Endometriosis, Disability and Everyday Life
Endometriosis is often described as a "period problem". It is not. It is a whole-body, inflammatory condition that affects the reproductive system, and its impact reaches far beyond the pelvis. Even NICE now recognises that endometriosis can affect multiple systems in the body and may need care from more [...]
Could Endometriosis Reach the Brain?
A Remarkable Case of Seizures Tied to the Menstrual Cycle Welcome back to Fact Friday. Most weeks, we cover research based on large groups of patients. This week is different. We are looking at a single, carefully documented case report, published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine in September 2026, [...]
A Landmark Win for Endometriosis Research
Patient Voices Finally Shape the Global Research Agenda Welcome back to Fact Friday. Most weeks, we break down a single piece of clinical or biological research. This week we are doing something a little different, because the news itself is genuinely historic: for the first time since global endometriosis research [...]
HRT After Hysterectomy and GnRH Analogues: What People With Endometriosis Need to Know
If you have had a hysterectomy for endometriosis, or you have been offered a GnRH analogue injection such as Zoladex or Prostap, there is a good chance hormone replacement therapy (HRT) has come up. And if it has, there is an equally good chance you have been left with questions. [...]
Fact Friday: Why Are So Many Endometriosis Patients Travelling Abroad for Surgery?
What New Research Reveals, and What It Means Here in the UK Welcome back to Fact Friday, our weekly look at new research on endometriosis and adenomyosis, broken down into plain language. This week we're looking at a study that didn't come from a lab bench or a clinical [...]
Fact Friday: Does Endometriosis or Adenomyosis Change How You Experience Menopause?
What New Research Reveals, and What It Means Here in the UK Welcome back to Fact Friday, our weekly dive into the newest endometriosis and adenomyosis research, translated out of medical-journal language and into plain English. This week we're looking at a study that asks a question many of [...]
