This study explores how people with endometriosis make treatment decisions while preserving future fertility. Through interviews with 38 patients across British Columbia, it reveals that personal values, healthcare access, provider relationships, structural barriers, and societal factors all shape decision-making, highlighting opportunities to improve patient-centred reproductive care.

Uterine cancer deaths continue to rise despite advances in other cancers. Many patients who cannot undergo surgery rely on progestin therapy, which often fails. This research tests dozens of progestins on patient tumor and immune cells, identifying five more effective candidates. The goal is safer, personalised, fertility-preserving treatment for women with uterine cancer.