A special screening of Below The Belt takes place in UCC this month, aimed at highlighting the inadequacies of treatment here in Ireland for Endometriosis and seeking better services for the women who are suffering from the debilitating condition, writes EMER HARRINGTON

Cork-based GP, Dr. Doireann O’Leary shares insights on Endometriosis

FemTech Ireland will host an event in Cork this week, highlighting the experiences of women living with endometriosis, writes AISLING MEATH

The fashion designer, presenter and model said the condition is ‘shrouded in mystery and misinformation’

Exercise can help improve symptoms for some women who have endometriosis, helping them feel better, says KATIE WRIGHT, who spoke to experts

Endometriosis is a debilitating chronic illness that affects one in 10 women. Three women tell IMY BRIGHTY-POTTS what it is really like to live with the condition - as part of Endometriosis Awareness Month

The TV star said she was unsure if she wanted to discuss her health publicly, but felt a responsibility to share her story for other women.

The TV star said she was unsure if she wanted to discuss her health publicly, but felt a responsibility to share her story for other women.

Endometriosis is in the spotlight, as the health issue features in TV series, Conversation with Friends

MARTINA O’DONOGHUE talks to Cork woman Jessica Ni Mhaolain about rediscovering life after hysterectomy, menopause at 27 and travelling abroad for life changing surgery

Endometriosis is pretty common, yet it still takes an average of seven and a half years to get diagnosed. Ahead of March’s awareness month, Liz Connor finds out more.