Who are the participants in research on diagnostic delay for endometriosis? A commentary on Fryer et al. (2025)

Ellen Frost, Madeleine Pownall, Daryl B. O’Connor
Health care for women international · 2026 · pp. 1–7 · doi:10.1080/07399332.2026.2720251 · PMID:42615073 · W7203766715
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This commentary examines the participants in research regarding diagnostic delay for endometriosis, a key focus area where diagnosis has recently increased to an average of nine years and four months.

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One of the key foci of endometriosis health care research is to reduce the delay in diagnosis, which has recently increased to an average of nine years and four months (Endometriosis UK, 2026). In ...

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