Supporting research
Paving the way for a better future
PMDD remains critically under-researched, particularly in the UK, leading to significant gaps in understanding, diagnosis, and treatment. At The PMDD Project, we’re committed to changing this by actively supporting research initiatives that aim to close these gaps and improve outcomes for those affected.
While our current focus is on supporting existing research initiatives, our long-term vision includes directly funding studies that align with our mission. By investing in research, we aim to catalyse breakthroughs that will transform how PMDD is understood, diagnosed, and treated across the UK and beyond.
If you’d like to learn more about the research projects we support or are interested in collaborating with us, please *get in touch*. We’re always open to new ideas, partnerships, and opportunities to help push PMDD research forward.
Collaborating with Universities, PhD Students, and Researchers
We actively collaborate with universities, PhD students, and research institutions to drive meaningful progress in PMDD research. By partnering on studies and providing platforms for knowledge exchange, we aim to advance understanding of PMDD’s causes, treatments, and impacts. These collaborations are vital for generating the evidence needed to inform clinical practice and support for those living with PMDD.
Addressing Gaps in Healthcare Knowledge
The lack of comprehensive research on PMDD has left healthcare professionals under-equipped to recognise and manage the condition effectively. We’re dedicated to supporting studies that address these knowledge gaps, ensuring that medical practitioners have access to the latest information and tools needed to provide appropriate care. By doing so, we aim to reduce misdiagnoses and improve treatment pathways for patients.
Advancing Treatments and Understanding Causes
Understanding the biological, hormonal, and psychological fators contributing to PMDD is essential for developing effective treatments. We support research efforts that explore these areas, with the goal of uncovering new therapeutic options and improving quality of life for those affected. By advancing our knowledge of PMDD’s underlying mechanisms, we can pave the way for more targeted and effective interventions.