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Category Archives: Endometriosis

EndometriosisEngineeringNews & Events Inequality has cost women the benefits of thousands of “lost” medical inventions. Ron Levine/Stone via Getty Images

Too few women inventors is a problem for women’s health

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Join Us for “The Science of Endometriosis” Virtual Event

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NPR’s “Fresh Air” features interview with CGR Director Linda Griffith

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EndometriosisEngineeringNews & EventsScientist Dr. Griffith at home with her husband, Doug Lauffenburger, a systems biologist at M.I.T.Credit...Ilana Panich-Linsman for The New York Times

NYT article discusses endometriosis as a “key to unlocking some of biology’s greatest secrets”

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The Pain Was Not  ‘All in Her Head’

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Collaboration is Central to CGR’s Success

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Endometriosis and Adenomyosis Explained

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World Endometriosis Society Grand Rounds: Endometriosis organoids

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Fibrosis in endometriosis: the elephant in the room?

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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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