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Christina Walker։ Can Earlier Diagnosis Change the Future of Endometriosis Care?
Aug 15, 2026, 09:15

Christina Walker։ Can Earlier Diagnosis Change the Future of Endometriosis Care?

Christina Walker, Program Director at CLS  Event and Publication, shared on LinkedIn:

“Can Earlier Diagnosis Change the Future of Endometriosis Care?

For millions of women, endometriosis can mean years of pelvic pain, painful periods, infertility, fatigue, and a significant impact on quality of life.

Yet one of the continuing challenges in endometriosis care is delayed diagnosis.

As research advances, the focus is shifting toward earlier recognition, better biomarkers, improved imaging, personalized treatment, and multidisciplinary care.

  • Can emerging biomarkers help identify endometriosis earlier?
  • Can advanced imaging reduce diagnostic delays and improve clinical decision-making?
  • How can molecular and genetic research improve our understanding of disease subtypes?
  • Can personalized treatment approaches improve outcomes for women with different forms and stages of endometriosis?
  • Could AI support earlier detection, symptom assessment, and individualized treatment planning?
  • How can nutrition, lifestyle, mental health, and pain management become better integrated into comprehensive endometriosis care?

These areas represent some of the important directions shaping the future of gynecology and women’s research.

Share your ideas.

12th Global Summit on Gynecology, Fertility and Women’s Health

  • November 23–24, 2026
  • Grand Mercure Bangkok Atrium, Bangkok, Thailand

Abstract Submission․

The earlier we understand endometriosis, the greater the opportunity to improve the patient journey.

Let’s bring research, clinical expertise, and innovation together to advance women’s health.”

Christina Walker։ Can Earlier Diagnosis Change the Future of Endometriosis Care?

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