Next, assessment of PCOS-associated conditions and findings were represented, including mental health (n= 21), lab findings (n = 19), quality of life measurements (n = 20), menstrual patterns and irregularities (n = 11), measurements of body and facial hair (n = 12), presence of PCOS clinical features including acne (n = 11), pelvic ultrasound (n = 9), infertility (n = 8), sexual function/satisfaction (n = 5), criteria used for PCOS diagnosis (n = 4), insulin sensitivity (n = 4), and anovulation (n = 1). This evidence concerns the gene INS and anovulation.