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- Sep 24, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Women's Health
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- Sep 11, 2026
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PMOS Has a New Name. Women Still Aren’t Getting the Care They Need—Here’s What Matters (opens the original)
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My first (and only) endocrinology appointment lasted about 10 minutes—and it was one of the most unpleasant experiences of my life. I had been referred to endocrinology by my primary care physician, who suspected I had polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), then called polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), after I noticed new jawline acne, unwelcome facial hair, and unusual weight gain, and received an abnormal blood glucose test. The endocrinologist was not interested in small talk. (And
A Lot of Women Who Think They Have Anxiety Really Have This Instead—and Treatment Is Totally Different (opens the original)
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For most of her childhood and teen years, Emily Stetzer, now 31, thought she had generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)—and to be fair, so did her parents and school guidance counselor. As a kid, she was always incredibly nervous to leave her parents for school, and would nervously confess things she considered to be “bad” about herself to her parents every night. But her fears were always a lot more intense, and maybe even a little more random than most. When she was in college, she began to get in
A Lot of Women Who Think They Have Anxiety Really Have This Instead—and Treatment Is Totally Different - AOL (opens the original)
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For most of her childhood and teen years, Emily Stetzer, now 31, thought she had generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)—and to be fair, so did her parents and school guidance counselor. As a kid, she was always incredibly nervous to leave her parents for school, and would nervously confess things she considered to be “bad” about herself to her parents every night. But her fears were always a lot more intense, and maybe even a little more random than most. When she was in college, she began to get in
TikTok Swears You Can Heal Acne by Changing Your Diet. Here’s What Doctors Say (opens the original)
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As someone who has had acne since my teenage years, I’ve tried pretty much everything to clear it up. I’ve watched my skin dry out from tretinoin, stained countless pillowcases with benzoyl peroxide and clindamycin, and spent an embarrassing amount of time (and money) haunting the skin care aisle of my local Target looking for solutions. According to people on the internet, though, there’s still one route I haven’t tried: changing my diet. Online, you’ll find countless videos of clear-skinned wo
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