NEW YORK – Researchers have identified two subtypes of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) that could help with the development of new treatments for the condition. Using unsupervised clustering of clinical, metabolic, and hormonal data from women of European ancestry with PCOS, the two subtypes were classified as reproductive and metabolic, and linked to novel gene regions.
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