In order to break this vicious cycle, insulin resistance must be taken seriously in PCOS patients
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Additional heterogeneity arises from diverse interventions (different formulations, routes, dosages, durations) and inconsistent comparators, compounded by non-uniform outcome definitions and diagnostic criteria for liver injury
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