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Endometriosis Diagnosis Takes 10 Years: Why Severe Pain Can Still Be Missed
A French cohort of 6,949 women reported average diagnostic delays of 10 years for endometriosis and 11 for adenomyosis. Severe symptoms did not ensure faster diagnosis.
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Endometriosis Without Surgery? Targeted Niclosamide Shows Promise in Mice
A targeted niclosamide formulation reduced endometriosis lesions and pain responses in mice. Human effectiveness, fertility benefits and safety remain unproven.
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Endometriosis Pain: A New Cell Map Reveals a Nerve–Immune Connection
A spatial cell map and laboratory nerve models reveal possible nerve–immune interactions in endometriosis. The findings are not yet a proven pain treatment.
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IVF Incubators: Does Newer Mean Better? A 2,152-Egg Trial Tests the Claim
A randomized comparison of 2,152 mature eggs found similar blastocyst formation and no significant live-birth difference between two IVF incubators.
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IVF Culture Medium: Does Three Times More Help? 6,173 Embryos Say Otherwise
A Korean study of 6,173 embryos found no significant difference between 10 and 30 microliters of culture medium. Live-birth equivalence remains unproven.
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IVF Incubator Humidity: Better Early Embryos, but No Pregnancy Boost
Local humidification improved day-3 embryo morphology in a Japanese study, but pregnancy rates did not significantly differ. What does it mean for IVF labs?
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IVF with Multiple Sclerosis or Epilepsy: Can Women Safely Have a Baby?
New research examines MS relapse after fertility treatment and IVF in epilepsy. What do the findings show—and why is evidence after stroke still limited?
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Recurrent Miscarriage and Implantation Failure: Clues in the Placenta After Birth
A Mayo Clinic study found placental immune-cell and tissue differences after birth in women with past pregnancy losses. Why this does not prove immune therapy helps.
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Elamipretide and Egg Aging: Can Targeting Mitochondria Restore Fertility?
Elamipretide improved laboratory measures in aging human oocytes and offspring numbers in mice. What this promising study does—and does not—show for IVF.
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Uterine Septum Surgery Before IVF: Does Removing the Wall Improve Live Birth?
A 2026 review found uncertain live-birth benefit from uterine septum surgery. The direct trial reported 31% after surgery versus 35% with observation.