UCSF PCOS Study Seeks Women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome to Participate. This study investigates relationship between insulin resistance, mood and cognitive function in PCOS.

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.

PCOS Challenge worked with Congressman David Scott (GA-13) and 20 other leaders to introduce Resolution H.Res.495 in the U.S. House of Representatives. This historic and bipartisan effort represents the first time there has been a central focus on PCOS in the U.S. Congress.

Bolt for PCOS benefiting PCOS Challenge: The National Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Association is the country’s largest event dedicated to raising awareness and funds to help fight polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Participate in Atlanta or from wherever you are as a “Virtual Walker.”

Omega Phi Alpha’s Bolt for PCOS 5K Run/Walk benefiting PCOS Challenge, Inc. is the largest event in the U.S. dedicated to raising awareness and funds to help fight polycystic ovary syndrome.

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.

PCOS Research Study Seeking Women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome in Florida, Ohio, Virginia and Illinois

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.

PCOS Challenge and PCOS Diva announce Confidence Grant to help girls and women with hair and skin issues related to polycystic ovary syndrome.

Northwestern University is currently recruiting women and their relatives for their research on PCOS. The purpose of these studies is to better understand the cause of PCOS, the problems associated with it, how PCOS affects family members and to determine if there is a way to predict if a girl will get PCOS later in life.