UCSF Ob/Gyn Medical Education

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Earlier this week, we welcomed numerous renowned experts in endometriosis, chronic pain, and adolescent gynecology, as well as patient perspectives.

Learn more in the ongoing webinar series each day until June 5th at 5:30 pm PST!

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To culminate our speaker spotlight, please give a warm welcome to Linda Giudice, MD, PhD from UCSF!💛💛

Dr. Giudice is a renowned physician-scientist (gynecologist and reproductive endocrinologist) who specializes in endometriosis, among other infertility issues. She is a principal investigator at ENACT, directing the center’s 3 research projects and contributing to the center’s overall mission. Her research centers around the environmental and immunological roots of endometriosis.🔬

With her well-rounded expertise, Dr. Giudice brings an integral perspective to the May 27th conference centered around precision medicine. We will hear from her on numerous occasions, from introductory comments to a panel on AI and endometriosis, as well as ✨ENACT’s current research findings✨. Alongside the other principal investigators, Marina Sirota, PhD, and Brice Gaudilliere, MD, PhD, Dr. Giudice will provide a cellular and molecular perspective on endo.

We can’t be more excited to kick off a week of formative and essential endometriosis conversations starting tomorrow! Come tune in to the hybrid conference tomorrow, May 27th, or the webinar series starting on May 29th!

Register in the link 🔗 in bio and we’ll see you there 🫵

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Welcoming our first speaker of the hybrid May 27th conference, Sloane Berger-Chen, MD from UCSF-Oakland!
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Dr. Berger-Chen is a gynecologist focused on providing reproductive care for adolescent patients. Her expertise and role as a change maker in her field has supported ENACT’s patient-centered mission and research!

At the May 27th hybrid conference, we will hear from Dr. Berger-Chen during the first talk of the night: “Changing the Timeline: Earlier Diagnosis in the Next Generation.”👏 She will speak on the current gaps in endometriosis diagnosis timing ⏱️ and how adolescent reproductive care is significant for the future of the condition.

Register using the QR code or the link 🔗 in bio!!

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UCSF-Stanford Endometriosis Center for Discovery, Innovation, Training, and Community Engagement (ENACT) and Rutgers present: “The Future Is Personal: New Frontiers in Endometriosis Care — Moving Toward Precision Medicine”

📅Wednesday, May 27, 2026 | 4:00 – 6:30 PM PST
📍 Byers Hall UCSF – 600 16th Street, San Francisco, California 94158 and Zoom

The hybrid conference will kick off with a keynote talk from Holly Ingraham, Phd, whose work focuses on how hormonal fluctuations impact women’s health. The event will center on five speaker-led panels with patient testimonials to accompany.

From May 29 - June 5, a series of webinar-style panels will cover topics around mental health and integrative medicine. Panelists will go more in depth into topics covered during the conference. There will be time for audience engagement via Q&A-style discussions.

Zoom links are provided upon registration. Register with the QR code or the link in bio!

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May 27th Conference Panelists & Topics:
- “Changing the Timeline: Earlier Diagnosis in the Next Generation” - Sloane Berger-Chen, MD
- “Why the Body Reacts: Understanding Endometriosis Through Immunology” - Naomi Haddock, PhD; Brice Guadilliere, MD, PhD
- “What’s Next in Treatment? Expanding Options Beyond Hormones & Surgery” - Zaineh Khalil, APN; Joelle Osias, MD, MPH
- “From Data to Diagnosis: How AI Is Transforming Endometriosis Care” - Linda Giudice, MD, PhD; Marina Sirota, PhD; Camran Nezhat, MD
- “What We’re Learning: Inside ENACT’s Latest Discoveries” - Linda Giudice, MD, PhD; Joshua Robinson, PhD; Brice Guadilliere, MD, PhD; Maigane Diop; Tomiko Oskotsky, MD

Webinar Series Panels & Topics:
- “Understanding Chronic Pelvic Pain: More than Endometriosis” - May 29
- “Beyond Medication: Holistic Approaches to Endometriosis Care” - June 1
- “Precision Surgery in Endometriosis: Decision-Making, Techniques, and Outcomes” - June 2
- “Rewiring pain: Tools for coping, Healing and Living better” - June 4
- “Finding Your Voice: Communicating About Endometriosis with Confidence” - June 5

Give a follow to the newest account relating to OBGYN! is dedicated to discovery and engagement for physicians, learners, patients and the general public relating to discoveries and learning related to endometriosis

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We’re ENACT, a UCSF–Stanford center dedicated to discovery, innovation, training, and community engagement in endometriosis. Follow us for research updates, webinars, and ways to get involved. 💛

Link in bio → enactcenter.org

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