RESOURCES

ECRF PEACH RESOURCES

ECRF’s mission is grounded in awareness, advocacy, and research. We recognize the importance of connecting our community with trustworthy information, meaningful support, and practical tools at every stage of the endometrial cancer journey.

As patients, survivors, caregivers, and advocates with firsthand experience of endometrial cancer, we understand how essential these resources are. We hope the resources shared here help members of the ECRF Peach Community feel informed, empowered, supported, and better prepared to navigate care, ask questions, explore options, and connect with others.

We are committed to regularly updating this page with new resources to meet and support our community’s evolving needs.

EMPOWER YOUR CONVERSATIONS WITH YOUR CARE PROVIDERS

Making the most of your appointments starts with confidence and clarity. This Endometrial Cancer Questions to Ask Your Doctor guide from ECRF helps you advocate for yourself or a loved one by providing practical questions for clinical visits. 

Whether you’re newly diagnosed, navigating treatment decisions, or preparing for a follow-up, these questions help you have informed discussions with your healthcare team. Use this guide to explore your priorities, understand options, and participate in your health journey.

One-on-One Support by Imerman Angels

Through our partnership with Imerman Angels, members of the ECRF Peach Community can access free, personalized, one-on-one peer support.

Imerman Angels thoughtfully connects patients, survivors, previvors, caregivers, and grieving loved ones with trained Mentor Angels or Caregiver Mentor Angels who have faced similar experiences.

Whether you are seeking support or hoping to use your experience to support someone else, this partnership offers a meaningful opportunity to connect with someone who understands.

PEN’S ENDOMETRIAL CANCER RESOURCES

ECRF partners with the Patient Empowerment Network (PEN), a nonprofit organization that provides trusted information to empower anyone affected by cancer through health equity, health literacy, and shared decision-making.

PEN provides patients, survivors, care partners, and loved ones with programs and tools that offer easy-to-understand information about your cancer journey, so you feel comfortable with new terms and empowered to take part in decisions about your care.

PEN’s Endometrial Cancer Hub offers support throughout every stage of the cancer journey:

  • Access & Early Detection: Learn about possible symptoms, risk factors, access to specialized care, and the importance of seeking answers when something changes.

  • Diagnosis & Testing: Explore information about diagnosis, staging, imaging, genetic testing, and biomarkers that may help inform treatment decisions.

  • Treatment & Clinical Trials: Understand available treatment approaches, questions to discuss with your healthcare team, and the potential role of clinical trials.

  • Wellness & Support: Find guidance for managing side effects, supporting emotional well-being, communicating with your care team, and navigating daily life during treatment.

  • Post-Treatment & Survivorship: Access information about follow-up care, long-term effects, surveillance, recovery, and living beyond endometrial cancer.

These resources can help you better understand your diagnosis, prepare questions, explore your options, and participate more confidently in decisions about your care.

Endometrial Cancer Research Foundation resources, newsletters, blogs, and more to stay up to date with ECRFpeach.

MONTHLY NEWSLETTER

Stay Up to Date!

Access all past newsletters here and stay informed about our latest research, advocacy efforts, and ways to get involved.

Read the newest edition of the
ECRF Peach Monthly Newsletter below.

Is Uterine Cancer the Same as Endometrial Cancer?
Dana Mathews Dana Mathews

Is Uterine Cancer the Same as Endometrial Cancer?

Uterine cancer and endometrial cancer are often used interchangeably, but they’re not the same. Learn the key differences, including symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options, to better understand these gynecologic cancers.

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