PMOS Awareness Month: 5 things every woman should know
September marks Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) Awareness Month, but medical experts are increasingly shifting how they define and diagnose the condition. Long viewed strictly as a reproductive or fertility issue, doctors now recognize it as a lifelong metabolic and endocrine disorder that affects a woman's health at every stage of life.Integrative medicine specialist Dr. Taz explained on Good Day Atlanta that the updated term PMOS highlights the root cause of the disorder.
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PMOS Awareness Month: 5 things every woman should know
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