Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: The most common endocrine disorder in women of childbearing years, with around 10%  affected. Despite being so prevalent and having so many effects upon health, there is currently poor awareness and understanding of PCOS in our communities. 

Together, we can raise awareness, understanding and support.

Join us at Edinburgh Napier University, to discuss the lived experience of PCOS, how a diagnosis is made, and what it really means, as well as what support exists (both medical and beyond). We will showcase local research that aims to make a difference in understanding and treating this disease.  But most importantly, we want you to ask the questions that matter, we want you to tell us what’s required.  

This event is a joint initiative between Edinburgh Napier University's Centre for Biomedicine and Global Health and the charity PCOS Relief. It is open to all, so if you want to learn more about what PCOS is, and how it affects people, please come along.

Free parking is available at the location and light refreshments will be served. 

Advanced registration is essential.

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