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Should opioids be used to treat chronic pain? Dr. Leena Mathew from Columbia University explores the topic and provides 10 reasons why non-opioid therapy should be prioritized. See her post in the Tell® app and join the conversation today!

Leena Mathew on Tell A commonly asked question in recent times is “What is the problem with treating chronic pain using ...

10% of reproductive-aged women suffer from endometriosis and can experience years of pain while waiting for a diagnosis. With varying access to care and limited specialists, women can wait months to get the care they need. That's why Tell® launched live Q&A sessions to get you access to information from top doctors without having to leave your home, dealing with your insurance provider, or breaking the bank.

Join Dr. Leena Mathew from Columbia University Medical Center for a live Q&A discussion, ‘Endometriosis in Focus: Advanced Treatments for Managing Pain’. Small group sessions with Dr. Mathew will take place online on 5/15, 5/22 and 5/29.

Learn more and register today: https://www.tell.health/live-q-a

Minimally invasive surgery can be beneficial in both diagnosing and treating endometriosis. With varying access to care, women can wait months to even see a specialist. That's why Tell® launched live Q&A sessions to get you access to information from top doctors without having to leave your home, dealing with your insurance provider, or breaking the bank.

Join Dr. Linda C. Yang from Northwestern University for a live Q&A discussion, ‘Endometriosis in Focus: Exploring the Benefits of Minimally Invasive Surgery’. Small group sessions with Dr. Yang will take place online on 5/14, 5/22 and 5/28.

Learn more and register today: https://www.tell.health/live-q-a

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Endometriosis is a common disease which can go undiagnosed for years. This painful condition can also affect fertility. With varying access to care, women can wait months to even see a specialist and learn about treatment options. That's why Tell® launched live Q&A sessions to get you access to information from top doctors without having to leave your home, dealing with your insurance provider, or breaking the bank.

Join Dr. Allison K. Rodgers from the Fertility Centers of Illinois, for a live Q&A discussion, ‘Endometriosis in Focus: Advanced Fertility and Hormonal Treatments’. Small group sessions with Dr. Rodgers will take place online on 5/16, 5/20 and 5/30. Learn more and register today!



Secure your spot: https://www.tell.health/live-q-a

Endometriosis is a common disease, but this painful condition can go undiagnosed for years. With varying access to care, women can wait months to even see a specialist. That's why Tell™ launched live Q&A sessions to get you access to information from top doctors without having to leave your home, dealing with your insurance provider, or breaking the bank.

If you or a loved one suffer from , check out our upcoming "Endometriosis in Focus" sessions from world-leading doctors in pain management, surgery, and fertility. Live, small group sessions will take place online from May 14-30, 2024, and you can choose which topic is right for you:

✔ Endometriosis in Focus: Advanced Fertility and Hormonal Treatments
✔ Endometriosis in Focus: Exploring the Benefits of Minimally Invasive Surgery
✔ Endometriosis in Focus: Advanced Treatments for Managing Pain
Reserve your spot: https://www.tell.health/live-q-a

Live Q&A with Top Doctors Improve your health knowledge in live forums with medical experts.

Endometriosis is a common disease, but this painful condition can go undiagnosed and untreated for years.

Join our free webinar on Feb. 20 with Dr. Linda C. Yang, OB/GYN, Associate Professor and Minimally Invasive Surgeon at Northwestern Medicine Center for Complex Gynecology, and Kathleen King, advocate for endometriosis and host of the DEARG: Delivering Endometriosis and Adenomyosis Resources and Guidance podcast, to learn about solutions to managing this condition.

Register here: https://www.tell.health/endo-webinar

Want to learn more about polycystic o***y syndrome (PCOS) from two leading OB/GYN's? Stream our recent webinar with Dr. Allison Rodgers, a Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility expert, and Dr. Lauren Streicher, Professor, Northwestern University School of Medicine, and host of the Inside Information podcast!

Understanding PCOS: Your Journey to Wellness Dr. Allison K. Rodgers, Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, OB/GYN and Dr. Lauren F. Streicher, OB/GYN provide essential insights into PCOS.Recording...

Polycystic O***y Syndrome, or PCOS, is a hormonal disorder affecting 6% to 12% of American women of reproductive age (as many as 5 million women).

Join our free webinar on Jan. 18 with OB/GYN’s Dr. Allison Rodgers, a Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility expert, and Dr. Lauren Streicher, Professor, Northwestern University School of Medicine, and host of the Inside Information podcast, to learn about this condition and how to manage it successfully.

Register: https://www.tell.health/webinar

"In an era where social media plays a significant role in health information dissemination, the health care community must engage proactively and be sources of evidence-based practices and new medical knowledge."

In a new story published on Healio, Tell Co-Founder Alan Gaffney MD, PhD, and Advisor Linda Yang MD, MS, discuss how difficult endometriosis diagnoses have led to patient disillusionment and how the responsible use of health-focused social media can improve doctor-patient relationships.

The complex relationship between endometriosis and medical trust In June 2022, PBS debuted Below the Belt, a documentary executive produced by Hillary Rodham Clinton. This thought-provoking film introduced viewers to four remarkable women grappling with the debilitating effects of endometriosis. Their compelling narratives revealed the painful journey of delayed....

Polycystic o***y syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal disorder found in women that “enhances one’s risk of developing obesity, high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, and even uterine cancer,” says Dr. Janelle Duah.

See her full post in the Tell™ app to learn more about the causes and finding solutions with your physician.



https://discover.tell.health/p/7aJa4EDjwwcmwMKCpXjkmK

A recent study in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology highlighted the health risks of endometriosis that extend beyond menstrual symptoms. Dr. Alexandra Kreps comments on this study in the Tell™ app.

Download Tell™ today to see her post and to stay in the know from leading physicians!



https://discover.tell.health/p/bnSffHVVgqzL6xUpgLHBxH

Can you get pregnant again while already pregnant? Intensive care physician and Tell co-founder Dr. Alan Gaffney shares some insights on a very rare condition called superfetation with Yahoo Life. Keep reading to learn more!

Can you get pregnant again while already pregnant? Experts explain the 'very rare phenomenon' of superfetation. Some moms have conceived again days or a few weeks after becoming pregnant the first time.