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“Were Women Studied?” audit

Leuprolide endometriosis clinical development program

Leuprolide endometriosis trials enrolled women with the condition, but comparative sex analyses are not relevant by design.

R1

Representation grade

Target population represented

S4

Sex-analysis grade

No interpretable sex analysis

R1
Representation level

Target population represented with useful denominator detail

Basis: Condition-specific trials enrolled women with endometriosis.

S4
Sex-analysis level

Women included but no interpretable sex analysis

Population and enrollment

Enrollment breakdown

Terminology in source: Female sex; women-only trials.

0%

women / female participants

0 of 0 enrolled

Women (0)
Other (0)

Population definition

Women with endometriosis.

Age distribution

—

Inclusion and exclusion by life stage

Pregnancy exclusion

—

Lactation exclusion

—

Reproductive-potential requirements

—

Age/life-stage data

—

Sex-analysis plan and findings

Prespecified sex analysis

No / unclear

Powered for sex analysis

No / unclear

Interaction test reported

No / unclear

Efficacy by sex

Not applicable — trials enrolled women only.

Safety by sex

Safety was reported in enrolled women; long-term bone-density effects are described in labeling.

PK by sex

—

Missing data and generalizability limits

Modern comparative trials with long-term quality-of-life and cardiovascular endpoints are limited.

Findings apply to women with the studied endometriosis phenotypes and may not generalize to all disease stages or comorbidities.

Sources

Primary records

Medical reviewer

Medical Reviewer (Pending Assignment)

Medical review pending assignment by a licensed clinician.

Last reviewed 2026-08-01Next review 2026-11-01

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