Endometriosis research should aim to improve diagnosis and halt progression, meeting hears

In: BMJ · 2017 · pp. j2438 · doi:10.1136/bmj.j2438 · W2616076489
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Patients and health professionals identified improving endometriosis diagnosis and halting disease progression as critical research priorities based on survey results presented at the World Congress on Endometriosis.

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Improving the diagnosis of endometriosis and stopping its progression are key research priorities for the condition, agreed patients and health professionals responding to a survey published in the Lancet and presented at the World Congress on Endometriosis on 19 May.1 Endometriosis is common, affecting around one in 10 women during their reproductive years and having a similar prevalence to diabetes. But research into this chronic and painful condition is currently underfunded when compared with other common diseases. The Endometriosis Priority Setting Partnership, set up by …

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