Ten million women have this disease, and more than half will go undiagnosed. Ten percent of all U.S. women have the disease. It is a spectrum, easy to treat, non-life-threatening and typically diagnosed between the adolescent years, 14-26, with it most often being found in college-aged women. It is Poly-Cystic Ovarian Syndrome PCOS. Because women… Continue reading Not just irregular: PCOS on the UTM campus