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Estimates of human fertility and pregnancy loss
Fertility and Sterility · 1996 · Vol. 65(3) · pp. 503–509
Michael J. Zinaman✉(Environmental Protection Agency)E. D. Clegg(Environmental Protection Agency)Charles Brown(Environmental Protection Agency)John F. O’Connor(Environmental Protection Agency)Sherry G. Selevan(Environmental Protection Agency)
Reproductive Health and ContraceptionAssisted Reproductive Technology and Twin PregnancyOvarian function and disordersPregnancyMedicineFertilityOvulationGynecologyObstetricsUrinePregnancy rateMenstrual cycleObstetrics and gynaecology
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