The Government will allocate $2.5 million to endometriosis research, as part of the first-ever national plan to address the disease that affects one in 10 women.
“We are determined to do more to support endometriosis sufferers around Australia,” Health Minister Greg Hunt and MPs Nola Marino and Nicolle Flint said in a joint statement.
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