Women's study by Dr. Hameedabanu

Endometriosis is a painful, chronic condition affecting nearly 200 million people worldwide, primarily women and people assigned female at birth. It’s defined by the presence of endometrial-like tissue growing outside the uterus, often leading to symptoms like chronic pelvic pain , infertility , severe menstrual cramps , and gastrointestinal issues resembling IBS (irritable bowel syndrome), such as bloating, constipation, and diarrhoea . Traditional treatment includes hormonal therapy, pain medications, and surgery, but none of these are universal solutions, and many patients report that the treatments are only partially effective or come with significant side effects. As a result, a growing number of individuals are turning toward dietary modifications to manage their symptoms. What Our Survey Found: Diet, Pain, and Endometriosis To bridge the knowledge gap between anecdotal advice and scientific evidence, our research team launched an international online survey in partne...

Despite decades of advocacy, investment, and legislation, the world remains far from achieving gender equality. According to the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report 2025 , only 68.8% of the global gender gap has been closed , marking slight progress over the previous year. But at this pace, full parity is still 123 years away . This is not just a “women’s issue.” Gender parity is a human rights imperative and a catalyst for economic resilience, social progress, and sustainable development. So why are we still so far behind?  Breaking Down the Gender Gap The Global Gender Gap Index measures equality across four dimensions : 1.        Economic Participation and Opportunity 2.        Educational Attainment 3.        Health and Survival 4.        Political Empowerment Gender Gap by Dimension (2025) Dimension Gap Closed ...