[1:03] Dr Pat and Brigid talk about how PCOS is now known as PMOS.

[2.04] Dr Pat talks about normal ovarian physiology and ovarian physiology in someone with PMOS.

[3.30] Dr Pat talks about the original observation of PCOS and how PCOS could be over diagnosed.

[4.22] Dr Pat and Brigid talk about the research that caused the name to be changed from PCOS to PMOS.

[5.43] Brigid and Dr Pat talk about how the name change is being slowly introduced.

[6.02] Dr Pat talks about what this means for the management of this condition.

[8.01] Dr Pat describes the features of PMOS.

[9.25] Dr Pat talks about the Rotterdam criteria and its limitations.

[12.25] Dr Pat talks about who might be included in someone’s care team for PMOS.

[14.00] Dr Pat talks about the care someone with PMOS might receive if they are trying to get pregnant.

[16.30] Dr Pat talks about the use of GLP-1 drugs to treat PMOS symptoms.

[19.25] Dr Pat talks about getting pregnant with PMOS.

[20.34] Dr Pat talks about what he hopes the outcome of this name change will be for patients.

You can find the new PMOS Guidelines here