ReplicaDynamicDownloadDisplayLargerSmallerPrintNewsNew help for liver failureHarvey Norman Mega WrapWRA1 Harvey Norman Mega WrapHarvey Norman Mega WrapWRA2-WRA3 Harvey Norman Mega WrapFront PageWRA4-1Our SayNews2-3 NewsNews4-5 NewsNews6-7NewsNews8-9 NewsNews10-11 NewsNews12-13>View on pageSydney research win in endometriosis testsSydney researchers have made a world-first leap forward that could change the treatment of endometriosis and improve the health of women living with the painful and debilitating disease.Researchers from Sydney’s Royal Hospital for Women have grown tissue from every known type of endometriosis, observing changes and comparing how they respond to treatments.It means researchers will be able to vary treatments from different types of endometriosis, determining whether a woman will need fertility treatments.Sydney Royal Hospital for Women’s Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Jason Abbott says the development is comparable to those made in the treatment of breast cancer three decades ago.Endometriosis is a chronic disease affecting at least one in nine Australian women and girls, with symptoms including abdominal pain, heavy periods, bloating, bleeding from the bladder and bowel, tiredness, and anxiety.NewsSydney research win in endometriosis tests
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