Fight for Women’s Health
Our Mission
Mark your calendars for March 1st, 2026, as we come together for the highly anticipated Rally for Endo Research! This incredible global event is designed to raise awareness for the often-overlooked conditions of Endometriosis and Adenomyosis, and we are so excited to announce that several cities have already committed participating. This is more than just a rally; it’s a chance for us to unite our voices and stand in solidarity with those affected by these challenging conditions. Our mission is to advocate for the much funding, acknowledgment, and research that Endometriosis and Adenomyosis deserves . By joining forces, we can shine a powerful spotlight on struggles faced by those living with these conditions. Let’s come together to make a significant impact and for the change that is long overdue!
Every disease has it’s own brand of cruelty.
Get ready to uncover the truth! While there’s no comparison or judgment between experiences, there's one sneaky disease that thrives in the shadows — and it’s time to shine a light on it! It disguises as something every woman knows all too well: period pain. Let’s break the silence and reveal the hidden struggles!
“Hope may be frail, but it’s hard to kill.”
Endometriosis is NOT just period pain! It’s not something we should accept as normal! It doesn’t make those who suffer from it “dramatic” or “attention-seeking.” We understand what it is — it’s not a new issue — yet the assumptions and misconceptions persist. Let’s break the and spread the truth!
Typically, it takes about 6.8 years to receive a diagnosis after the onset of symptoms. Each year $260 billion is allocated for disease research worldwide, yet 400-500 million women are affected by Endometriosis and/or Adenomyosis. This raises a crucial question: Where is the funding going?
For Refernce:
That's 4-10 times more funding for conditions that cause no physical debilitation, while Endometriosis and adenomyosis—diseases that cause 7-10 out of 10 pain, infertility, and loss of basic life functions—remain drastically underfunded.
A man's receding hairline receives up to 10 times the research funding of a woman's disease that destroys lives.
Fact #1
Endometriosis/Adenomyosis research makes up only 0.04%of all global research funding
Fact #2:
Erectile dysfunction research receives 0.1%
Fact #3
Male pattern baldness rsearch receives 0.08-0.21%