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‘It was crippling’: New endometriosis plan aims to save women from years of agony

  • Posted on September 16, 2026
  • By The Age
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  • 1 min read
In brief

Endometriosis affects millions of women globally, yet diagnosis often takes years of suffering. Australia's new comprehensive program targets early detection and treatment protocols to reduce patient pain and improve quality of life. By streamlining medical pathways and raising awareness among healthcare providers, this initiative aims to minimize diagnostic delays and provide timely interventions for women struggling with this chronic gynecological condition.

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‘It was crippling’: New endometriosis plan aims to save women from years of agony
‘It was crippling’: New endometriosis plan aims to save women from years of agony

Lilia Tennant is one of many Australian women to spend years in debilitating pain before being diagnosed with endometriosis, a condition a new program aims to address.
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