Endometriosis Care Needs Less Guessing And More Listening
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Endometriosis Care Needs Less Guessing And More Listening
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We talk with Dr. Canio Martinelli about why endometriosis and pelvic pain get dismissed and how medical education can train future OBGYNs to reason better, listen better, and act sooner. We also dig into AI, global collaboration, and the research pipeline that could finally clarify endometriosis mechanisms if funding and integrity stay front and center.
• why women’s health care lags behind when research and training start from male-based evidence
• how clinical reasoning breaks down when protocols replace curiosity and context
• using AI as a tool to scale better reasoning without losing human responsibility
• Brain Circulation and training residents through excision surgery exposure, pelvic floor PT, advocates, and patient voice
• why listening is a core clinical skill that improves diagnosis, trust, and tailored care
• Italy vs United States advocacy culture and how systems shape patient expectations
• translational research, and why endometriosis biology needs more clean funding
• where to follow the work through SHRO and peer-reviewed publications on PubMed
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