PCOS is a common condition in women that is often characterised by changes in hormone levels and irregularities in the menstrual period. It may present a range of symptoms, including increased body weight, high blood…
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Last week Trustees Caroline and Kristine represented Verity at a Fertility Information and Well-being Day in Cardiff. It was a great day for us to connect with patients who needed support and other organisations who…
Have you had treatment with Clomid for fertility issues? I am looking for patients who would be happy to be interviewed about their experience of receiving treatment with Clomid. This study will help us to…
This years PCOS Awareness month has been a busy and exciting one especially in the wake of this years announcement of new International Guidelines for PCOS. Trustee, Caroline, attended the International Conference on PCOS in…
This study, advertised in February 2017, was conducted by PhD student Kate Adkins from the University of Sheffield. Her research tested the relationship between how participants use Facebook, and acne related stigma, and the effect…
A team of researchers at Sheffield Hallam University are running a research study in collaboration with clinicians at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust for people with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. The study (as part of…
PCOS study invitation – We need your help! Researchers at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Adelaide are conducting a national study looking at the diagnosis of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) in adolescents. This research…
Women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) required for research study! This study will examine how women cope with the long-term consequences of PCOS & menopause. The study involves: A short eligibility questionnaire – you must…
Are you in a committed intimate relationship and living with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome? I am interested in hearing about your experience of being in an intimate partner relationship while living with PCOS. The study will…
Here at Verity we rely heavily on donations and fundraising to keep the charity open and going. Sadly last year we ran the entire charity on a third of what we received 3 years ago….
