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Endometriosis is having a scientific moment: after a century of being treated as a pelvic problem, researchers are re-describing it as a whole-body, inflammatory disease.

From Cullen’s 1908 monograph to a proposal that adenomyosis and endometriosis were one disease all along

Mount Auburn Hospital Receives $2.3 Million Gift from The 72 Fund to Expand Access to Mental Health Care in Obstetrics and Gynecology

Follow music from your ear through the brain one step at a time; in real listening the steps overlap, and sound reaches the auditory cortex in about two to three hundredths of a second.

Paint with soft, mirrored watercolor strokes. Nothing here needs to be beautiful; it’s simply another way to begin.

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Why is infertility so often surrounded by silence, stigma, and misunderstanding?

Endometriosis is having a scientific moment. After a century in which it was treated as a pelvic problem — and often not…