April 29th, 2015
Endometriosis is a silent torment for thousands of women and young girls. One in ten women suffer from Endo and yet most people have never heard of it. Girls as young as ten miss out on school because of severe pelvic pain associated with Endo. Diagnosis can take up to seven years. Endo often results in infertility. It costs Australia 7.7 billion dollars every year.
But there is good news on the horizon. A one-day conference is being held in Sydney on Saturday 16th May to update delegates: both consumers and health professionals on the latest trends in treatment and research. The conference titled “Shared Perspectives” is being held by EndoActive, a not for profit association committed to raising awareness, providing information and promoting early diagnosis.
The program includes topics on diagnosis, primary care, fertility, global research, self-management and much more. Full details can be found on the website for the conference http://www.dcconferences.com.au/endo2015/.
Registrations are now open and places are filling quickly. This is a wonderful opportunity be informed of the latest advances. Registration fees include lunch, morning and afternoon teas and networking drinks at the end of an incredibly informative day.
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