Homocysteine and androgen profiles show outcome-specific associations in PCOS patients with infertility, live birth, or spontaneous abortion
Homocysteine Levels Shift Meaningfully During Pregnancy
This retrospective cohort study evaluated homocysteine and androgen profiles in 875 PCOS patients categorized by reproductive outcomes.
In women with PCOS, high homocysteine links strongly to male hormones when conception fails, but this connection weakens significantly durin…
Feasibility study finds time-restricted eating safe in PCOS with exploratory metabolic signals
Can time-restricted eating help people with PCOS lose weight safely?
A 24-week crossover feasibility RCT in 11 participants with PCOS found time-restricted eating (18-hour fast) was safe with near-total compli…
A small study found that time-restricted eating was safe and helped people with PCOS lose weight and improve blood sugar levels, though rese…
vNOTES shows non-inferiority to laparoscopy for ovarian cystectomy in pilot trial
Can a gentler surgery remove ovarian cysts with less pain?
A pilot RCT of 64 patients with benign ovarian tumors compared vNOTES to conventional laparoscopy.
A gentler surgery that removes ovarian cysts through the vagina instead of the belly caused less pain after the operation, a small trial fou…
Review Proposes Gut Microbiota-Ferroptosis Axis in PCOS and Potential TCM Role
Review explores gut bacteria link to PCOS and potential role of Chinese herbal medicine
A systematic review proposes a theoretical perspective that gut microbiota dysbiosis may trigger ferroptosis in ovarian granulosa cells in P…
A scientific review explored how gut bacteria imbalances might contribute to PCOS by triggering a specific type of cell stress called ferrop…
Narrative review explores hepatokines and hepato-ovarian axis in PCOS metabolic disorders
Could your liver be talking to your ovaries? A new PCOS theory emerges
A narrative review summarizes existing evidence on the association between PCOS, glycolipid metabolic disorders, and hepatokines in women of…
A new theory suggests the liver and ovaries constantly signal each other, creating a cycle that links PCOS with fatty liver and blood sugar …