News Media Coverage & Commentary
-2022-
Featured in Happiful in article, “8 things you need to know about endometriosis” published 1 March 2022. Retrieved at: https://happiful.com/8-things-you-need-to-know-about-endometriosis/
-2021-
Featured in VeryWellHealth in article, “90% of people with endometriosis report being dismissed by doctors and family” published 10 December 2021. Retrieved at: https://www.verywellhealth.com/endometriosis-survey-disbelieved-5211872
Featured in Rutgers University School of Communication & Information in article, “A standardized term is needed to describe and advance work on invalidation of patient symptoms, a new study finds” published 9 July 2021. Retrieved at: https://comminfo.rutgers.edu/news/standardized-term-needed-describe-and-advance-work-invalidation-patient-symptoms-new-study-finds
Featured in NewScientist in article, “The gender pain gap has gone on for too long – it’s time we closed it” published 23 June 2021. Retrieved at: https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg25033400-100-the-gender-pain-gap-has-gone-on-for-too-long-its-time-we-closed-it/
Featured on the Endometriosis Foundation of America website in article, “Examining the patient & provider relationship in endometriosis care: A look inside PhD Candidate Allyson Bontempo’s work” published 18 May 2021. Retrieved at: https://www.endofound.org/examining-the-patient-provider-relationship-in-endometriosis-care-a-look-inside-phd-candidate-allyso
Featured in Vogue (UK) in article, “Trust me, it’s OK to miss your old life when you become a mother” published 30 January 2021. Retrieved at: https://www.vogue.co.uk/mini-vogue/article/new-mother-missing-former-life
Featured in Vogue (India) in article “The honest truth about having a baby: Having a baby may make you miss your old life, and that’s OK” published 12 January 2021. Retrieved at: https://www.vogue.in/culture-and-living/content/pregnancy-and-motherhood-the-honest-truth-about-having-a-baby
-2020-
Featured in Rutgers University School of Communication & Information in article, “Expressing negative emotions may benefit gynecological cancer patients, according to new SC&I research” published 18 September 2020. Retrieved at: https://comminfo.rutgers.edu/news/expressing-negative-emotions-may-benefit-gynecological-cancer-patients-according-new-sci-research
