Endometriosis, a chronic condition affecting around 10–14% of women, is challenging to
manage, due to its complex pathogenesis and limited treatment options. Research has …

All symptomatic women with suspected endometriosis who are not desiring immediate
fertility can be offered suppressive treatment to control symptoms and slow the progression …

Cannabis sativa (L), a plant with an extensive history of medicinal usage across numerous
cultures, has received increased attention over recent years for its therapeutic potential for …

Introduction Dysmenorrhea is the most common cause of gynecological pain among women
that has considerable impact on quality of life and psychosocial wellbeing. Non-steroidal …

Background and Objectives: Endometriosis causes significant personal and societal burden.
Despite this, research funding lags behind other chronic conditions. Determining where to …

Objective Diminished quality of life, inadequate support and social isolation are commonly
experienced by individuals living with the chronic pain condition, endometriosis. We aimed …

This paper invites and presents critical discussions relevant to how accuracy and gender
inclusivity can be fostered when reporting and discussing endometriosis prevalence. While …

Background In New Zealand, an estimated 10% of women and people presumed female at
birth have endometriosis, a disease characterised by the presence of tissue similar to the …

People with endometriosis use cannabis to manage their symptoms. This study aimed to
identify costs, modes of administration, product composition, and self‐reported effectiveness …