Health-Related Quality of Life and Mental State in Women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and Migration or Minority Background: A Cross-Sectional Study

January 2025 in “ Journal of Migration and Health ”

Konstantin Hofmann, Claire Decrinis, Norman Bitterlich, Annette Bachmann, Petra Stute

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