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Feasibility of Continuous Distal Body Temperature for Passive, Early Pregnancy Detection

2021-08-21

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The majority of American women become aware of pregnancy ~3-7 weeks after conception, and all must seek testing to confirm their pregnant status. The delay between conception and awareness is often a time in which contraindicated behaviors take place. However, there is long standing evidence that passive, early pregnancy detection may be possible using body temperature. To address this possibility, we analyzed 30...

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7f95d34e-6840-5c45-a3fb-79d00703c07e
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10.1101/2021.08.19.21262306
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