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The systematic review and meta-analysis evaluated 17 studies involving 3,010 women to assess the link between bisphenol exposure and PCOS risk.
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Significant positive associations were found between PCOS risk and serum BPA, urinary BPA, and serum BPS, indicating potential endocrine disruption.
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High heterogeneity was observed for BPA studies, while BPS studies showed no heterogeneity, suggesting variability in BPA's impact on PCOS.
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The findings highlight the need for regulatory policies to reduce bisphenol exposure and integrate biomonitoring in PCOS management.
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Addressing bisphenol exposure may provide new preventive and therapeutic strategies for managing PCOS effectively.
