What is PMOS?
Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, or PMOS, is a condition that affects many parts of the body – hormones, metabolism, mental health, skin and the reproductive system. The signs and symptoms of this complex condition often start in the teenage years + continue after menopause.

Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) is the new name for the condition previously known as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), which impacts 1 in 8, or more than 170 million women worldwide.

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Spread the word: PCOS is now named: PMOS
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Congrats to Dr. Virginia D. Winn for receiving the annual MCHRI Visionary Leadership Award, a lifetime achievement award that spotlights individuals within the Stanford maternal and child health research community who have made long-lasting and impactful contributions.

Have you got, or do you know anyone who has got #PCOS? All of us know how stupid the name is: a symptom of a much wider hormonal pattern. Well, the medics are thinking about a new name, and there's a survey so you can give your opinion. Lived experience is important!
mchri.org.au/2025/06/05/p...

This isn't about a research study, it's about the development of a women's heart health app by the same health organisation that did the acclaimed AskEarlyMenopause and AskPCOS apps. Please delete your comment. The legit website is here: www.monash.edu/medicine/mchri

I think this is the link for further information @kazcooke.bsky.social ?

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Today I learned:

according to genetic studies, the horse is indeed the closest living relative to the bat. DNA analysis has revealed that bats and horses shared a common ancestor much closer in time than, for example, horses and cows.

Fab MCHRI session on parish archives in Limerick and on the formation of parish infrastructure in late 19th / early 20th century Belgium. Always so inspiring - thanks to our speakers Dimitri de Roover and David Bracken, and our wonderful chair Ellen Rowley, as well as all participants! #speirgorm

Please share! Our next MCHRI seminar will be online on 1 April via MS Teams - Researching the Parish - 2 great speakers - Dimitri De Roover & David Bracken. All welcome! @royalhistsoc.org @ihrlibrary.bsky.social @irishhumanities.bsky.social @irishhistsoc.bsky.social forms.office.com/pages/respon...

Our next MCHRI seminar (Material & Cultural Heritages of Religion in Ireland - snappy, I know) is on 1 April, online via MS Teams, from 5pm-6.30pm. All are most welcome! Please RT & share! @catholicrs.bsky.social @catholicismsem.bsky.social @jdmccafferty.bsky.social forms.office.com/pages/respon...

Have a look at the guideline resources for women.

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These include @edeguz.bsky.social @here-caterina.bsky.social @labpapaleo.bsky.social

Also very grateful to ENIGMA consortium, MCHRI Uytengsu‐Hamilton 22q11 Neuropsychiatry Research Program, the #NIH, @erc.europa.eu for funding this work!

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Congrats to 3 NHMRC Investigator grant winners at the Monash Medical Precinct from @monashuniversity.bsky.social Clinical Sciences, making this a year of 8 awards in all 4 parts of the SubFaculty including MCHRI, VHI, and @hudsonresearch.bsky.social (Yes me too 🙂)

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Updated resources on early menopause and POI for consumers from A/Prof Amanda Vincent and team at Monash. mchri.org.au/guidelines-r...

Resources for individuals with #PCOS:
📱 AskPCOS App
💡 What's new - 10 new things about PCOS
✅ Easy to understand PCOS information
📖 PCOS booklets
🤔 PCOS Question Prompt List (QPL)
🖥️ Let's talk about PCOS webinar
🩺 PCOS Models of care

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