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Category Archives: Endometriosis

EndometriosisNews & Events CGR Director Linda Griffith moderates an expert panel at the Fall 2022 MIT event. Panelists L-R: Peter Movilla, Nyia Noel, Chris Bobel, Stacey Missmer, Aleshia Carlsen-Bryan, Keith Isaacson, and Tavneet Suri. Photo: Sarah Aprea

Experts from MIT community react to PBS documentary, Below the Belt

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Experts take the conversation beyond excision surgery as the treatment for endometriosis

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EndometriosisNews & Events Watch this TEDx talk: Rethinking how we treat endometriosis

Watch this TEDx talk: Rethinking how we treat endometriosis

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MIT Events Illuminate Critical Need for Menstruation Science

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Below the Belt Exclusive Screening at MIT on Sept. 14

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WBUR segment discusses ‘life with endometriosis’ and need for research

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WebMD podcast discusses the toll that endometriosis takes

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A possible new endometriosis drug target **in some subset of patients**

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The Science of Endometriosis–Endometriosis 101: Clinical Studies

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Unexplainable podcast discusses “the mysteries of endometriosis”

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Co-directed by an MIT engineer and a Harvard Medical School clinician, the Center for Gynepathology Research brings together over 15 laboratories and clinical practices in the Boston area and around the world to foster both basic and clinical research in endometriosis, infertility, pre-term birth, sexually-transmitted disease, and other pathologies of the female reproductive tract.
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