Evaluation of Prevalence of PCOS and Associated Depression, Nutrition, and Family History: A Questionnaire-Based Assessment

    July 2022 in “ PubMed ”
    Deepa Switha Vishnubhotla, Shouni Niveditha Tenali, Mini Fernandez, M. Sujatha
    Studysummary This study found a higher prevalence of PCOS among young women, with significant associations to factors like diabetes, non-vegetarian diet, and family history.
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