Photo: Endo March 2016
<b>Photo: Antonio Graham</b>
Health, News
May 20, 2016

Photo: Endo March 2016

Immaculate Conception High School students were among the participants in this year’s Endo March who took to the streets of the Corporate Area on Friday to raise awareness about endometriosis. The placard-bearing participants marched from Liguanea Club, along Knutsford Boulevard and Trafalgar Road, to Devon House. Endometriosis is a gynaecological condition in which cells from the lining of the uterus grow outside the uterine cavity. This often results in pain and infertility. (Photo: Antonio Graham)

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