Endometriosis hospital admissions surge 23 per cent in decade
Hospital admissions for endometriosis rose 23 per cent over the past decade. This is about six times faster than all hospital admissions, which rose only 4.7 per cent.
Why it mattersMore women are getting diagnosed and treated for a painful condition that raises the risk of infertility. Hospitals may face growing pressure to meet demand.
AustraliaAustralian women with endometriosis are getting faster diagnosis and care as medical awareness improves, though healthcare services must expand to keep up.
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