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In this issue: Historic Year for PCOS Advocacy: U.S. Senate Passes PCOS Resolution; The Things No One Tells You About Infertility; The Three Worst Diets for PCOS; PCOS and Breastfeeding; My PCOS Adoption Story; Understanding the Scope of PCOS from the Patient Support Nonprofit Perspective; PCOS Challenge Event Highlights and more.

In this issue – PCOS: Could It Start in the Brain and Not the Ovaries?; PCOS: Food Allergies, Intolerances and Sensitivities; Dating and PCOS: The Difficult Conversations; Hijacking of the Menstrual Cycle by PCOS; Washington, D.C. and Georgia Advocacy Days; Preeclampsia and PCOS; PCOS Fat Loss Tips; and more.

In this issue: Infertility Awareness: Surviving Multiple Miscarriages; Dieting + PCOS = Eating Disorders for Many; How Electrolysis Helps Hirsute Women with PCOS; PCOS and Pre-diabetes; Tips for a Healthy Waistline with PCOS; PCOS and Sleep Disorders; and more.

In this issue: A New Way to Eat for Insulin Resistance; 5 New Habits for Women with PCOS; Meet the PCOS Confidence Grant Recipients; PCOS Friendly Snack Ideas; Exercises to Improve PCOS; Upcoming PCOS Events and more!

The PCOS Awareness Symposium will bring together clinicians, researchers, hundreds of women with PCOS and their supporters for a day of sharing experiences, insights and the latest updates about Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. This event is free for patients and their supporters. Read more…

In This Issue: What is PCOS?; New Gene Discovery in PCOS; National Minority Health Month; Infertility Awareness Stories; Obesity and Still Birth Risks; Is Overweight Our New Normal?; PCOS and Natural Family Planning

Saturday, September 28, 2013 – PCOS Challenge and Georgia Reproductive Specialists present the ‘Taking Control of PCOS’ Symposium with speakers Mark Perloe, M.D. and Rachel Brandeis, R.D.