Make an Impact and Run to End to Endometriosis

The Endometriosis Foundation of America (EndoFound) hosts its third virtual End Endo 5K on Saturday, June 5, 2021. It’s not too late to register and make an impact! Attendees are encouraged to explore their own course to walk, run, hike, bike, or even horseback ride to show support for the urgent issues facing our endometriosis community, particularly due to COVID-19. Your help is needed to promote awareness, fund landmark research, provide advocacy and support, and educate communities. To register visit https://www.endofound.org/endendo5k

Want to win End Endo 5k swag? The more you raise, the more you’ll be gifted.

This event will be virtual.

To register visit https://www.endofound.org/endendo5k’ When: Saturday, June 5, 2021

Individuals with endometriosis need your help. Now more than ever, education surrounding Endometriosis is crucial. One in ten individuals have this disease, with symptoms often appearing in adolescence. As classrooms begin to open up, Endometriosis education can slowly begin to make its way back to the forefront where it belongs. Education surrounding the disease is one of the most vital tools for lessening the seven to ten-year delay in diagnosis.

Research needs our support as well. Now that researchers are back in the lab, they need, now more than ever, to continue the critical work of finding the origins of this disease, as well as better diagnosis and treatment options.

We need your support as the fight for critical endometriosis legislation continues. There is a lot of work to do and little time to lose!

EndoFound, founded by Padma Lakshmi and Tamer Seckin, MD., is the leading endometriosis non-profit in the United States. Striving to increase disease recognition, provide advocacy, facilitate expert surgical training, and fund landmark endometriosis research, EndoFound is engaged in a robust campaign to inform both the medical community and the public about the disease. EndoFound places particular emphasis on the critical importance of early diagnosis and effective intervention while simultaneously providing education to the next generation of medical professionals and their patients.