METHODOLOGICAL DOCTRINE: «PREVENTIVE INTERCEPTION OF ENDOMETRIOSIS©»
This paper presents the Preventive Interception of Endometriosis doctrine, which aims to block the disease at a preclinical stage through molecular, neuroimmune, and epigenetic interventions to halt its progression.
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This paper introduces a methodological doctrine termed "Preventive Interception of Endometriosis," which proposes shifting the clinical paradigm from reactive treatment to preemptive intervention. The authors argue for blocking the disease at a subclinical stage through molecular, neuro-immune, and epigenetic mechanisms to halt the progression of pathological endo-aging before irreversible tissue damage occurs. The text outlines this theoretical framework as a new school of thought aimed at systemic prevention rather than surgical excision or symptom suppression after establishment of the pathology. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically proposing a novel conceptual framework for its preventive interception and management.
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