28 Days provides research, understanding, and access in the field of women’s menstrual and ovarian health, with a focus on primary ovarian insufficiency (POI), so that women and healthcare providers can gain knowledge, find answers, and be empowered to make decisions based on evidence and science. 28 Days’ purpose is to offer hope and science, empathy and evidence, and resources and respect in its efforts to foster a dedicated, comprehensive community of care. Given menstrual health affects not only fertility but overall vitality and longevity, 28 Days exists as a forum for healthcare providers, scientists, patients, and women everywhere to share the latest evidence, resources, and solutions on reproductive endocrinology and women’s health. 28 Days is about ensuring women with POI can confidently seek the care they deserve through education and advocacy.
28 Days is an initiative of the Mary Elizabeth Conover Foundation. For more information, to contact us, or to join our private support group, please visit our website at www.my28days.org.
