From Damage to Hope: IVF and Embryo Science in Endometriosis
Endometriosis Creates a Hostile Reproductive Landscape That IVF Can Only Partly Repair
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Menstrual Blood–Derived Stem Cells and Diagnostic Advances
Noninvasive Menstrual Blood Testing Offers New Pathways for Early Diagnosis of Gynecological Diseases
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Three Percent of Transgender and Gender Diverse Individuals Have Endiometriosis
The Percentage is Lower than What Was Previously Reported.
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Comparing Non-Medical Endometrioma Treatments: Fertility Impact
Cystectomy and Ablation Yield Comparable Pregnancy Rates, While Coagulation May Harm Fertility
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Laparoscopy Benefits Women With Endometriosis Across All Stages
Study Confirms Laparoscopy as an Effective Treatment for Pain Across Endometriosis Subtypes
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Risk of endometriosis progression in infertile women trying to conceive naturally or using IVF
Endometriosis Progression Risk Should Guide Shared Fertility Decision-Making
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Fewer Non-White Women Are Referred to a Pelvic Pain Specialist
Non-White Women Receive Less Access to Pelvic Pain Specialists
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Endometriosis and Impaired Neurovascular Control
Endometriosis Patients Show Altered Cardiovascular Responses to Cold and Exercise
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