Can menstrual fluid identify causes of heavy periods?
A study funded by Wellbeing of Women aims to discover if heavy periods can be confirmed by a non-invasive test to help women get the right support and treatment sooner.
Our menstrual health research
Can MRI scans help doctors better manage heavy menstrual bleeding?
Funded by Wellbeing of Women, Dr Jacqueline Maybin has been investigating a new way to detect heavy menstrual bleeding by examining oxygen levels and blood vessels in the lining the womb.
Wellbeing of Women and Scottish Government fund new endometriosis clinical trial
New hope for millions of women as researchers investigate what could be the first-ever non-hormonal, non-invasive treatment for endometriosis
What causes heavy, irregular periods, and how can we treat them?
Wellbeing of Women has invested £249,991 in Dr Varsha Jain's investigation into abnormal uterine bleeding
Is there a link between endometriosis and autoimmune diseases?
Wellbeing of Women has invested £72,448 in Professor Krina Zondervan’s search for a connection between endometriosis and autoimmune diseases
Could this be the first non-hormonal, non-surgical treatment for endometriosis?
Wellbeing of Women invested £198,864 into Professor Andrew Horne’s project to test whether an anti-cancer drug could be used to treat endometriosis