Recorded on 25 July 2026, this E for Endometriosis quarterly Zoom session featured Dr Steven Teo, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist at STO+G Practice, in a patient-centred discussion on endometriosis and the many health conditions that may exist alongside it: Endometriosis rarely affects only one part of a person’s life or body. Many patients experience overlapping symptoms involving the bowel, bladder, immune system, nervous system, pelvic floor and overall pain proc

📣 Registration is now open! Join us for the next session in the E for Endometriosis Quarterly Zoom Series: Living with Endometriosis in a World That Does Not Listen We are honoured to welcome Dr Gurpreet Kaur, Global Women’s Rights Expert, Intersectional Gender Specialist and TEDx Speaker, for an important conversation about the realities of living with endometriosis in a world where patients’ pain and experiences are too often dismissed, minimised or left unheard. 📅 Saturd

We are excited to begin Phase 1 of One Body, Many Realities, a community storytelling campaign proposed by one of our avid volunteers. Through short documentary-style films, this campaign will share the diverse lived experiences of people with endometriosis and adenomyosis in Singapore. While the diagnosis may be shared, every journey is different, and every story deserves to be seen, heard and respected. We are currently looking for three volunteers to join the core taskforc

Yesterday, we held our very first E for Endometriosis Volunteers Get-Together, a small but meaningful gathering filled with honest sharing, thoughtful conversations and genuine connection. We started with an orientation for our new volunteers, sharing more about E for Endometriosis, the work we do, our values, and how our EndoAdvocates can contribute based on their interests, strengths and availability. The programme was initially planned with three segments, including an art

Registration is now open for our next E for Endometriosis Quarterly Zoom Session. Endometriosis & Its Comorbidities: Understanding Commonly Co Existing Conditions and Their Impact 🗓 25 July 2026, Saturday 🕧 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM SGT 📍 Via Zoom 🔗 Registration link: https://endocomorbidities.eventbrite.com This is one of the most requested topics we have received from the community, and we are grateful to finally bring this conversation forward. Endometriosis rarely exists i

In this free quarterly Zoom session by E for Endometriosis, we explored the important question: Can Endometriosis Cause Menopause Before 40? https://www.youtube.com/live/BCrfJ5XVcZ8?si=dP3TQqc1F-ekv6pP This session was part of the E for Endometriosis Quarterly Zoom Series, a free educational initiative created to make endometriosis-related knowledge more accessible to patients, caregivers, and the wider community. Through these quarterly sessions, E for Endometriosis brin

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN Our first free quarterly Zoom session of 2026 is here. For those who are new to this space, E for Endometriosis has been hosting these sessions every quarter as part of our ongoing commitment to make knowledge accessible, compassionate and real. These sessions bring together medical professionals, allied health experts and lived experiences, so that you are not just hearing information but understanding it in a way that truly supports your journey. Be

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I have been sitting with this quietly for the past few days, trying to find the right words. What happened last Saturday was not just an event. It was something you feel, something that stays with you even after everything has ended. We had 85 attendees. Almost a full house. And if I am being honest, I did not expect that. When we first started Wear Yellow SG EndoMarch in 2023, we had less than 40 people. It was small and intimate, and we were simply trying to create a sp