PMOS Research Observatory

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Search 20,749 PMOS papers published between 2015 and 2025. Filter by research topic, country, year range, or co-investigated condition to find where the field is active — and where the gaps are.

20,710 articles match

Total citations

289,983

Peak year

2025(3,021 articles)

Avg citations / article

14

Publications per year

All countries

Topics

All research areas

Endocrinology & Hormones12,696
Metabolic Health9,856
Fertility & Reproduction6,240
Epidemiology & Public Health3,114
Pharmacology & Treatment3,006
Diagnostics & Phenotyping2,317
Genetics & Genomics2,291
Mental Health & Psychology1,929

Countries

All countries

China3,806
United States2,435
India1,743
Iran1,194
Turkey922
United Kingdom754
Australia615
Italy475

Top journals

All filters

Fertility and Sterility584
Endocrine Abstracts510
Gynecological Endocrinology400
Frontiers in Endocrinology369
Figshare340
Journal of the Endocrine Society328
Human Reproduction275
Research Square (Research Square)270
PubMed258
The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism223

Top institutions

All filters

Monash University323
Tehran University of Medical Sciences234
Shanghai Jiao Tong University228
Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences221
Peking University212
Shandong University177
Karolinska Institutet167
Peking University Third Hospital166
Monash Health165
University of Adelaide156

Where in the world is each topic being researched?

Toggle between Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA), a specialisation index where values above 1.0 mean a country focuses on that topic more than average, and raw article counts.

HormonesMetabolicFertilityEpidemiol.PharmaDiagnos.GeneticsMentalNutritionMolecularInflamm.Cell BioLifestyleMicrobiomeDermatol.
China1.00.91.10.91.10.71.50.40.71.91.12.10.51.40.2
United States1.01.11.01.30.81.10.91.40.60.60.70.61.00.61.3
India0.90.90.90.90.91.91.11.11.70.80.70.61.21.21.9
Iran1.00.90.90.91.60.50.71.21.80.92.00.71.10.90.8
Turkey1.21.20.80.40.41.40.51.01.00.61.70.50.41.31.4
United Kingdom0.91.00.91.31.00.90.82.00.90.50.70.31.80.51.3
Australia0.81.10.91.91.10.80.62.10.70.20.10.54.00.40.5
Italy1.11.21.00.80.91.20.50.81.50.60.70.30.51.01.0
Egypt1.00.81.90.41.70.80.40.61.10.61.00.50.30.32.2
Poland1.31.40.50.60.40.80.61.20.80.61.20.41.11.71.6
Under-specialised
Specialised|RCA > 1 = country focuses on this topic more than average

Studies941960 of 20,710

All studies

The Circadian Rhythm Regulates the Hepato-ovarian Axis Linking Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease

2025Biochemical Genetics1 citationsDOI ↗
Endocrinology & HormonesMetabolic HealthFatty Liver Disease (NAFLD)

Adolescent PCOS and metabolic health: An analysis of fat, muscle, and hormones.

2025European journal of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive biology1 citationsDOI ↗
Endocrinology & Hormones

Effects of Exenatide plus Metformin versus Metformin alone on insulin resistance in women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: A systematic review and meta‐analysis

2025Journal of obstetrics and gynaecology research1 citationsDOI ↗
Epidemiology & Public HealthMetabolic HealthPharmacology & Treatment

Adolescent PCOS in South-East Asia: (epi)genetic origins of a hotspot.

2025European journal of endocrinology1 citationsDOI ↗
Epidemiology & Public HealthGenetics & Genomics

Pirfenidone reduces ovarian fibrosis and improves PCOS in letrozole-induced rat model.

2025Biomolecules & biomedicineDOI ↗
Cell Biology & Animal ModelsFertility & Reproduction

Effect of Short Period Administration of Inositol and Metformin on Hormonal and Lipid Profile in Women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

2025Zagazig University Medical JournalDOI ↗
Endocrinology & HormonesNutrition & DietPharmacology & Treatment

Psychological aspects of polycystic ovary syndrome

2025Neuropsychiatria i NeuropsychologiaDOI ↗
Dermatology & AestheticsEndocrinology & HormonesMental Health & PsychologyAnxietyEating Disorders

Comparison of metabolic outcomes in lean and obese women with polycystic ovary syndrome

2025Endocrine AbstractsDOI ↗
Endocrinology & HormonesMetabolic Health