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New website Goes Live 14th June 2010

figlash writes "That's right ladies, after months of the committee hinting and talking about the new website, we have decided on a Go Live date:

Monday 14th June 2010

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Posted by admin on Friday, May 07 @ 10:28:31 EST (268 reads)
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PCOS article in recent Cosmopolitan magazine

Click here to read the article

Posted by admin on Thursday, December 03 @ 23:08:39 EST (566 reads)
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New Study: POLYCYSTIC OVARY SYNDROME AND CARDIOVASCULAR RISK

Dr Alicia Chan is a Cardiologist at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital and is currently running a study looking at link between PCOS and heart disease.

The hospital have had a recent publication in an international journal (see attached) on this subject. It is the first study in this area to suggest PCOS per se independent of presence of obesity or insulin resistance/diabetes may be an independent risk factor for heart disease.

As their study only involved very strictly selected individuals form a young age group, they are now doing a larger trial on women age between 20-60 years of age.

They are halfway through study but am looking for 40 more PCOS subjects and controls to participate, specifically ages between 20-30 and 40-60.

It involves a one off two hour visit to The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

More details can be found here.

Posted by admin on Sunday, November 22 @ 23:11:58 EST (676 reads)
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Do you have questions about PCOS or POSAA - Phone us directly on Wednesday's

POSAA are happy to announce that we now have an office space, and are able to take your calls in person. If you have a question about PCOS or POSAA, you can call us
on (02) 8850 9429
Wednesdays only
From the POSAA Committee

Posted by charmaine on Wednesday, October 07 @ 11:18:14 EST (770 reads)
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Hidden help: the good news story you never heard

Hidden help: the good news story you never heard
By Sabra Lane - analysis
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Something of a minor miracle happened last weekend. The Federal Government announced funding of more than $1.13m for a research alliance, and it didn't make the news.

Big deal? It is a big deal and we should be shouting it from the rooftops, because it could quite literally save thousands of lives, help many infertile women have families and stop their siblings and parents from developing a serious health condition.

Posted by charmaine on Tuesday, September 15 @ 11:24:12 EST (866 reads)
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