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Knowledge and Awareness of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome and Its Determinants Among Undergraduates Aged 18–45 at the Maldives National University

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Descriptive survey assesses PCOS understanding, highlighting awareness gaps among undergraduates, suggesting educational needs.

Overall knowledge of PCOS stood at 62.3%, indicating moderate understanding but revealing significant gaps.
Awareness of symptoms was highest at 67.8%, while knowledge of risk factors was lowest at 58.7%, necessitating improvement.
Descriptive cross-sectional survey methods involved 305 undergraduates at Maldives National University sampled using stratified probability techniques.
Significant associations with PCOS awareness were found relating to field of study and marital status, emphasizing targeted educational interventions.

Rasheed et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Descriptive survey assesses PCOS understanding, highlighting awareness gaps among undergraduates, suggesting educational needs.

Overall knowledge of PCOS stood at 62.3%, indicating moderate understanding but revealing significant gaps.
Awareness of symptoms was highest at 67.8%, while knowledge of risk factors was lowest at 58.7%, necessitating improvement.
Descriptive cross-sectional survey methods involved 305 undergraduates at Maldives National University sampled using stratified probability techniques.
Significant associations with PCOS awareness were found relating to field of study and marital status, emphasizing targeted educational interventions.

Rasheed et al. (2025) studied this question.

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