Endo Untangled, Fast and Curious Ep 01: The Brain-Uterus Axis with A/Prof Susan Evans

from Endo Untangled · host Dr Alecia Macrow GP with Cherie Noble EP

Welcome to the first of our Endo Untangled mini ep series, Fast and Curious.We met with A/Prof Susan Evans at the recent Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia Annual Practitioner Seminar in Brisbane, to pick her brains on:- the relationship with the uterus, brain, nervous, and immune system- Dr Evans' work with Alyra Biotech in the development of some novel therapies for endometriosis and pelvic pain, tapping into the neuro-immune activation that underpins the pain and whole-body symptoms that are associated with endometriosis- How this new therapy came about, on the grounds of Tokyo UniversityIf you're interested in finding out more about Dr Susan's trial, please visit www.alyrabiotech.com.

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