Ida Pino
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Ida Pino is a leading voice in evidence-based gynecologic care, best known for her work in endometriosis management and the de-implementation of low-value medical practices. As a key contributor to the Italian Endometriosis Treatment and Investigation Club (ETIC), Pino co-authored the landmark position statement “When more is not better: 10 ‘don’ts’ in endometriosis management,” which has garnered over 60 citations since its 2019 publication. This influential paper challenged entrenched clinical habits by identifying ten specific interventions—from unnecessary diagnostic procedures to ineffective surgical approaches—that should be abandoned in favor of higher-quality, patient-centered care. Pino’s research sits at the intersection of clinical epidemiology and reproductive medicine, where she champions the rigorous appraisal of evidence to reduce harm and improve outcomes. Her work has helped reshape national guidelines and sparked critical conversations about overdiagnosis and overtreatment in endometriosis. With a growing citation impact and a reputation for translating complex evidence into actionable clinical recommendations, Ida Pino is a rising authority on how to do less—and do it better—in women’s health.
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