The European Endometriosis League Supports Research And Enhances Public Awareness Throughout The European Countries In The Field Of Endometriosis.
Our Goal Is To Improve Awareness And Enhance Treatment For Women Suffering From Endometriosis.
ELECTION OF EEL BOARD
Every two years, the EEL board is elected. President of the EEL is Engin Oral from Turkey. He is supported not only by the past president Stefan Renner, Germany, but also by four board members...
News & Events0Meeting of European Endometriosis Support Organizations in Vienna
EVA, Austria's national support organization invites representatives of all European support groups dealing with endometriosis to Vienna on Friday, November 23. Take the opportunity to share knowl...
News & Events0Invitation to General Assembly in Vienna
Please take notice of the invitation of our president Stefan Renner to our annual General Assembly. We hope, that many of you will come to Vienna and make sure to vote for the upcoming board....
News & Events04th European Endometriosis Congress in Vienna
Join us in Vienna, Austria, for the 4th European Congress on Endometriosis. The congress will be held between 22nd and 24th of November, 2018. For more information visit the 4th European Congress...
News & Events0EEL-Congress moves to Vienna: letter by the President
The EEL congress 2018 is now taking place in Vienna. Here is the letter from EEL-President Professor Stefan Renner to all members, outlining the background for the decision: President's letter...
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What is Endometriosis?
If you are specialising in the treatment of Endometriosis, we are happy to certify your centre. We certify hospitals, practices, day clinics, repro-centres, gynecological clinics and universities.
The 7th European Congress on Endometriosis will take place in Bucharest, Romania in 2024. Please save the date from June 6th to 8th, 2024.
More on www.eec2024.com
You are willing to support our aims? We cordially invite you to become a member and participate in our network.
The disease is caused by tissue from the uterus growing mainly in the lower abdomen. This often leads to severe pain during period, strong menstruation and inhibited fertility.
