Ethnic-specific polycystic ovary syndrome: epidemiology, significance and implications

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Being the most common endocrinopathy of young women, polycystic ovary syndrome has much variation in its clinical expression based on ancestry. Ethnic differences of the phenotype are closely linked to its complex pathophysiology. This paper reviews data of the past three decades ensuring a precise diagnosis and taking into account underlying factors, effects of migration including heterogeneity, and diversity...

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