Somewhere right now, a woman is sitting in a doctor's office being told her pain is normal. She has heard it before. She will hear it again.
The average diagnostic journey for endometriosis takes 4 to 11 years. Not because the disease is rare. Because research funding has never matched the scale of the problem. NIH allocates $2 per patient per year to endometriosis research. For a condition affecting 1 in 10 women, that number reflects decades of misplaced priorities.
Veridyn is building that test.
Pilot phase goalVeridyn has completed rigorous analysis of publicly available biological data, establishing the scientific basis for a blood-based molecular diagnostic for endometriosis. The next step is proof of concept: confirming a meaningful biological signal in real patient samples.
Join us. This is bigger than one company.
We can't do this alone
Every woman who has waited years for a diagnosis knows why this test needs to exist. If you want to be part of building it, there are a few ways in.
- Spread the word Share this page with someone who has an endometriosis story.
- Collaborate Connect us with a clinician, researcher, or lab who could partner with Veridyn.
- Get involved Reach out if you want to advocate, volunteer, or follow our progress.