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Decades-long campaign powered by patient perspectives results in switch from PCOS – a name that caused confusion and undue suffering – to PM
After more than a decade of global consultation, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) – a condition that affects one in eight women – has been renamed. The hormonal disorder, estimated to impact 170 million women worldwide, will now be known as polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS). The name change was published in the Lancet and announced at the European Congress of Endocrinology in Prague on Tuesday, after 14 years of collaboration between international societies and patient groups across six continents. The renaming was spearheaded by the endocrinologist Prof Helena Teede, the director of Melbourne’s Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation. For too long, experts including Teede say, the misleading nature of the term “polycystic” in PCOS contributed to delayed diagnosis and inadequate medical care. Announcing the new name at the European Congress of Endocrinology in Prague on Tuesday, Teede said the term PCOS didn’t capture the “multi-system burden that people with this condition have suffered”, and that it “directs attention to only one organ”. PMOS is hoped to better reflect the condition’s complex nature – which affects not only the reproductive system in people assigned female at birth but also the metabolism and the risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease. ‘A much broader condition’ The first thing Maddy Mavrikis was told by her GP when she was diagnosed with PCOS at 15 was that she would probably never have children. She would later learn that was not true. [...]
Mavrikis initially went to her doctor because of irregular periods, and a blood test revealed she had high levels of androgens. All women have these male sex hormones but women with PCOS can have an excess, which also explained Mavrikis’ other symptoms, including acne and excessive hair growth. Hormone imbalances can also result in “polycystic ovaries” – a term which in itself is a misnomer, as what appear on ultrasound to be ovarian cysts are in fact eggs in arrested development. People can be diagnosed with PCOS without ovaries that appear “polycystic” – Mavrikis’ ultrasound revealed she didn’t have any, though her GP insisted she would eventually develop them. The doctor also found she had insulin resistance, which affects most women (about 85%) with PCOS.
LITERALLY THREE DAYS AGO my doctor was all "hey, so the surgeon who did your endometrial biopsy wrote "PCOS?" in your file, and the clinician dismissed it because your biopsy was clear (of cysts), but it turns out insulin resistance is a much bigger thing, so let's work on that next."
Then she apologized (for the clinician), and I was all "in your defense, my first appointment with you was, like, two steps shy of a mental health intervention, and you've saved my life like twice since then", but also: GLAD IT'S OFFICIAL.
(Also: one of the stated goals of the name change is to shift research and treatment away from Fertility Or Nothing, which is, you know, also great.)
“You’re woke! You’re a woke left! You support the trans and the pronouns, don’t you? Wanna know MY pronouns? My pronouns: Fre/nch! Que/bec! Bar/be/cue! Go/Habs/Go! Blue and pink. And you, what are your pronouns, huh? Tell me, what are your pronouns? Joe/Bi/den?! Ru/Paul?! I will pray for you.”
@virgo-dicks are you getting the Joe/Bi/den pronouns or the Ru/Paul pronouns?

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Was trying to figure out whether or not Dante's Inferno was an isekai, and my friend dropped the line "all religious text is just method-written fantasy"
Its not an isekai. It happens in our reality, but in Dante's dream.
"all religious text is fantasy" is incorrect for several reasons. However the reasons are interesting and they highlight one of my favorite things about religious studies; the emic vs etic divide. Basically, how the authors conceived of their work at the time, and how we conceive of it now.
Christian fiction did exist. One of my favorite stories in the Decameron is about a terrible man becoming a saint. But our Modern notions of "fantasy literature" didn't exist. For Dante's time, stories about fairies and monsters were much closer to folklore.
The Divine Comedy was part of a genre that doesn't really exist anymore; it is a Visio. This is a genre of dream or visionary literature you see all over the medieval era. It has its own conventions and tropes. I'm no expert on medieval literature, but I can say with confidence it doesn't fit into modern notions of fantasy.
Also "all religious writing" is an extremely broad category. A lot of the Bible is just normal history! The talmud is philosophical commentary!
"this person is active on kiwifarms" should inspire the same kind of gut reaction as finding out someone lurks stormfront.
even citing information on kiwifarms should lead you to believe a person is at best passively okay with the bigoted harassment the website is built to incite.
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what they DONT tell you about clarinets is that you have to fucking build the damn thing every single time. "what instrument do you play" fucking legos man idk
about build clarinets damn do DONT every fucking fucking have idk instrument is legos man play" single tell that the they thing time. to what "what you you you
I really need to start reading the blog name because I thought I was having some sort of moment right there.
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guys i’m so sorry to say this but exercising and indulging in hobbies rather than scrolling on your phone for 200 hours actually does improve your mood and overall mental health, this has deeply upset me more than anyone
there’s no permanent self and that’s pretty cool