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Polycystic ovary syndrome

Where research stands todayUpdated 13 Nov 2026
Trial-stage treatments you can join–open now
in United States
Studies published in the last 12 months00 in people · 0 in animals · 0 in the lab
Support organisations2organisations
in United States
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  1. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 1Taking people
    Tests stem cells from umbilical cord or placenta for polycystic ovary syndrome

    Tests donor stem cells given into a vein in adults with polycystic ovary syndrome.

    Naples, United StatesAge 18+
  2. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    CPAP treatment and metabolism in women with PCOS and sleep apnea

    Looks at how CPAP affects cell metabolism in adults with PCOS and sleep apnea.

    Chicago, United StatesAge 18 to 40
  3. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 3Taking people
    Tests semaglutide in girls and women with polycystic ovary syndrome and obesity

    Tests semaglutide in girls and women with obesity and polycystic ovary syndrome.

    Aurora, United StatesAge 12 to 35
  4. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    Clinical trial: Vitamin D 4000IU daily
    New Haven, United StatesAge 13 to 21
  5. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 2Taking people
    Resistant Starch Tested in Women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

    Tests a starch supplement against placebo in women with PCOS and metabolic syndrome.

    Philadelphia, United StatesAge 18 to 40
  6. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 1Taking people
    Bicalutamide Compared With Placebo in Young Women With Fatty Liver and PCOS

    Tests bicalutamide against placebo in women with fatty liver disease and polycystic ovary syndrome.

    San Francisco, United StatesAge 18 to 42
  7. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 1Taking people
    Tests progesterone effects on hormone pulses in pubertal girls

    Tests progesterone's short-term effect on hormone pulses in pubertal girls, with and without androgen excess.

    Charlottesville, United StatesAge 10 to 17
  8. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 1Taking people
    Tests spironolactone and progesterone for hormone patterns in pubertal girls with excess androgens

    Tests whether spironolactone helps progesterone calm hormone pulses in girls with high androgens.

    Charlottesville, United StatesAge 10 to 17
  9. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 1Taking people
    Tests estradiol effects on hormone release in women with polycystic ovary syndrome

    Tests whether estradiol boosts hormone release in adult women with polycystic ovary syndrome.

    Charlottesville, United StatesAge 18 to 30
  10. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 1Taking people
    Tests spironolactone effects on hormone patterns in teenage girls with excess androgens

    Tests spironolactone in pubertal girls with hyperandrogenism, compared with placebo.

    Charlottesville, United StatesAge 10 to 17
  11. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    Testing in vitro maturation of eggs in women with polycystic ovary syndrome

    Tests a low-cost egg maturation method for IVF in women with polycystic ovary syndrome.

    Jacksonville, United StatesAge 18 to 38
  12. Research studyTaking people
    Studying blood sugar control with a wearable glucose monitor in polycystic ovarian syndrome

    Studies blood sugar tracking with a worn glucose sensor in women with polycystic ovarian syndrome.

    Cleveland, United StatesAge 18 to 45
  13. Research studyTaking people
    Studies a GLP-1 medicine and hormone rhythms in teen girls with PCOS and obesity

    Observes a GLP-1 medicine with lifestyle changes in obese teen girls with PCOS.

    Jacksonville, United StatesAge 12 to 18
  14. Research studyTaking people
    How polycystic ovary syndrome affects brain health and thinking

    Uses brain scans to compare people with and without polycystic ovary syndrome.

    Madison, United StatesAge 18 to 45
  15. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    Adding lean beef to a healthy meal plan for teens with PCOS

    Tests a lean beef meal plan for blood sugar control in teenage girls with PCOS.

    College Station, United StatesAge 11 to 17
  16. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    Testing a Dietary Supplement for Hormone Balance in Women With PCOS Symptoms

    Tests a dietary supplement against placebo in women reporting polycystic ovary syndrome symptoms.

    Los Angeles, United StatesAge 18 to 40
  17. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    Tests ketogenic diet and ketone supplements in women with polycystic ovary syndrome

    Compares a ketogenic diet with a ketone supplement in women with polycystic ovary syndrome.

    Columbus, United StatesAge 18 to 40
  18. Research studyTaking people
    Measuring insulin levels and insulin resistance in adults with PCOS and obesity

    Observes fasting insulin and insulin resistance in adults with PCOS or obesity.

    Houston, United StatesAge 18+
  19. Research studyTaking people
    Follows androgen hormones and fatty liver disease in young women with or without PCOS

    Follows androgen hormones and fatty liver in young women, with and without PCOS.

    Durham, United StatesAlso San FranciscoAge 18 to 42
  20. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    Physical activity program for girls at risk of hormone and diabetes problems

    Tests an activity program in girls aged 8 to 12 at higher risk.

    Somerville, United StatesAge 8+

Support organisations

Patient organisations and helplines in United States, for you and your family.

We have no organisations for this disease listed in United States yet. General support there is below.

General support in United States

  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

    US national 24/7 free and confidential lifeline for anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress, reachable by calling or texting 988 or by chat.

  • MedlinePlus

    Free, easy-to-read health information service of the US National Library of Medicine (NIH) on diseases, conditions, drugs and wellness.

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