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Alexa Chung - Anton Gottlob

Alexa Chung Vinted campaign for Endometriosis UK

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Two people stand outside a Wagamama restaurant, positioned in front of a large glass façade with the Wagamama logo displayed above the entrance. One person is wearing a light-coloured padded jacket and cap, while the other is wearing a light trench coat and scarf with a yellow backpack. Together they hold a large yellow sign that reads: “We’re proud to be an Endometriosis Friendly Employer”, with the Endometriosis UK logo beneath. The restaurant entrance, outdoor seating and planters are visible in the fore

wagamama commits to becoming an Endometriosis Friendly Employer

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Employment
Scientist holding a pipette

Response to NICE approval of Linzagolix (Yselty) for NHS treatment of endometriosis symptoms

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EFE

Endometriosis UK welcome new employers to the Endometriosis Friendly Employer Scheme

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Employment
Parkrun Takeover

Gloucestershire Support Group take over local parkrun

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Raising Awareness
Volunteering

Endometriosis Care for Transgender Communities

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Navigating Healthcare
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LGBTQ+
Graphic promoting Adenomyosis Awareness Month 2025 on a pale yellow background. Large dark red text reads: “77% of people have never heard of adenomyosis”. Below, a dark red banner contains white text reading: “Let’s talk about it.” In the lower left corner, text reads “Adenomyosis Awareness Month 2025”

Adenomyosis Awareness Month 2025

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Adenomyosis
Menstrual Health
Raising Awareness
Adenomyosis

Jo's Hot Topics: Adenomyosis

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Adenomyosis
Menstrual Health
Raising Awareness
Symptoms
Treatment & Management

Adenomyosis Explained

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Adenomyosis
Surgery
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Campaigning for Endometriosis Change: How you can get involved

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Volunteering

Orla's Story

"While I am private in many aspects of my life, I am committed to sharing my Endometriosis journey to help others feel less alone."

Orla's story

Endometriosis Explained

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Diagnosis
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Liz Photo

Endometriosis Action Month 2025: A message from our Chair of Trustees

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Policy & Campaigning
Raising Awareness

Johanne's Story

"I attended a volunteer training day in Edinburgh November 2023 and I’m so glad I did. It was extremely empowering to be in a room of others going through the same condition as myself. I didn't feel alone, I felt emotional, I felt supported, and I definitely felt I had found my tribe."

Johanne

Caitlin's Story

"I describe my daily life as Russian roulette—it’s completely unpredictable. Some days, I can push through and get things done. Other days, the pain is so unbearable that even getting out of bed feels impossible. I never know how I’m going to feel, which makes planning anything incredibly difficult."

Caitlin
EndometriosisUKNews

Endometriosis UK respond to NHS England being scrapped

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New figures show impact of long gynaecology wait lists

New figures show impact of long gynaecology wait lists

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Beth's Story

"I first came across Endometriosis UK when desperately searching for answers and feel like they have played a huge part in me being able to finally get a diagnosis. The resources, help and information they have available, have been invaluable"

Beth's story
RuthAnne

Endometriosis UK Volunteers feature in Music Video: RuthAnne - The Way I'm Wired

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Raising Awareness

Laura's Story

“I've had to explain what endometriosis is and how it affected me to so many people. This has included friends, family and colleagues. Most people think it's just a bad period.”

Laura's Story